FAA inspectors to review Warren County sites for new airport
Cleveland FAA officials will visit Warren County next week to inspect potential sites for a proposed airport to replace the Municipal Airport cleared for by-pass. Hal Bright notes a March 3 visit rescheduled due to prior commitments and mentions at least three candidate sites.
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Cleveland Federal Aviation Administration
Warren County
Hal Bright
General Aviation Airport Committee
Warren
Rescued Miner Resting as Plans News Meet
William Buck Jones, a 61 year old miner, was rescued from the Lark mine in Utah and is in very satisfactory condition at a Salt Lake City hospital. He was reportedly 44 miles inside the U S Smelting Refining and Mining Co mine before his extraction.
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Salt Lake City
William “Buck" Jones
Utah
U.S
Refining and Mining Co
Lark
L. Brent Goates
Latter-day Saints Hospital
Jones
1200 Coal Miners Walk Out in Northeastern Pa
About 1,200 coal miners staged unofficial walkouts in the anthracite region of northeastern Pennsylvania. A United Mine Workers spokesman said the actions were not authorized by the international union or local districts. Negotiations with roughly 20,000 miners continue in Washington with 30 operators involved.
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Hazleton, Pa
Pennsylvania
Blue Coal Co
Ashley, and Susquehanna Coal Co
Glen-Nan Coal Co
Nanticoke
Glen Burn Coal Co
Shamokin
Edward Carey
United Mineworkers of America
Washington
International Union
Man Stabs Rape Victim in Philadelphia Attack
A 24 year-old man, Earl Hansen, is held without bail on rape and related charges after a Sunday morning assault in which a 30 year-old woman was stabbed in the back and paralyzed. The victim's mother slept nearby as the attacker fled, and the woman's two young sons were asleep in another room.
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Philadelphia
Earl Hansen
Viet Cong Attacks and U.S. Counterattacks Reported
Battles unfold around Saigon with heavy bombardment from mortars and air power. U.S. forces claim enemy losses as 154 Viet Cong troops and 11 Americans killed in one base assault, plus additional clashes near the Cambodian border and other patrol actions with numerous enemy fatalities.
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Page One
1St Air Cavalry Division
U.S. 2Th Infantry Division
State's National Banks Await Court Rule On Tax
In Philadelphia AP report, national banks in Pennsylvania face possible $11.5 million sales tax refunds depending on Supreme Court ruling. Banks and state-chartered rivals seek parity, while Pennsylvania weighs legislation to tax national banks equally. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh institutions cited potential refunds and tax disputes.
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Philadelphia
U. S. Supreme Court
National Bank In
Pennsylvania
New York
U. S
Supremees
Milton J. Shapp
Democratic Study Committee
Congress
Shapp
Philadelphia National Bank
Provident National Bank
Harrisburg
Department of Banking
Ray pleads guilty in murder case as conspiracy question lingers
Ray pleads guilty to first degree murder and questions linger about a conspiracy tie to the assassination. Coretta King says the case must continue to uncover all responsible, while authorities plan prison transfer and await state proceedings.
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Page
Ray
Londay
Hay
Justice Department
Washington
Alanta
Coretta King
Deaths Jak Cook and Chelton families noted in Corry area
Notices list the deaths of Howard R. Cook 91 of Panama and Mrs. Bashel D Chelton of Corry. Details include birth dates, survivors, funeral arrangements at Spitzer and Bracken Funeral Homes, and interment at Greenwood Cemetery. A separate note previews a Pakistan journalists strike on April 2.
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Howard R. Cook
Frank
Doris) Roush
North Clymer
Mureray
Charlotte) Raymond
R.D
Corry
Vernon Cook
Spitzer
Clymer
Edwin Armitage
Celeron United Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Panama
Harmony Icof
Bashel D. Chelton
Chelton
R. D
Spencer Road
Grand View
Oil City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bloomfield Township
Crawford
Riceville Corners
Mayville
N.Y
Grover C Cheltan
Townline
Sparta Township
Waterford
Cyrus Austin
Youngstown
Ohio
Bracken Funeral Home
Lyston Knappenberger
Youngsville United Methodist Church
Westlawn Cemetery
Columbus
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Federal Union of Journalists
Seattle woman cleared in flag curtain desecration case
Justice Court Judge Bill Lewis dismissed a flag desecration charge against Gale H. Buckley after she testified she did not know the flag laws prohibited using parts of a U S flag as curtains. Buckley, 28, of Seattle, faced charges following a citizen complaint and police inquiry. The flag had been cut in half and sewn into curtains.
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Seattle
Justice Court
Bill Lewis
U.S
Gale H. Buckley
George T. Mattson
Cambodia To Free 4 U S Flyers
Four U S fliers held in Cambodia for a month are near release as talks involve turning them over to Australia. Names Laird Osburn Querin Herlik John Fisher Rob Pryor identified. No White House comment yet as Nixon potentially influenced the move.
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Washington
U.S
Cambodia
White House
State Department
Phnom Penh
Nixon
Soviets Watch Apollo 9 Splashdown From Sea Assist
A Soviet intelligence trawler shadowed the USS Guadalcanal as Apollo 9 astronauts prepared to splash down in the Atlantic southwest of Bermuda. The unidentified trawler trailed about miles off the recovery ship with a nearby prime recovery operation ongoing.
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Uss Guadalcanal
Roy M. Sudduth
Atlantic
Bermuda
Guadalcanal
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City Police
West Prederick Street
James Willard
Willard
R. Elwin Fuller
Wallace Young
Young
Bureau of Traffic Safety
Alan L. Higley
Fifth Street
Joseph Oldenski
Tony Stec
Spring Creek Township
Douglas Rozelle
William Miller
Rozelle
Miller
Viet Cong
Auto Bradford, Ps
Russell E. McColl
Bradford
Bradford Hospital
E.F.M
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
North Canter St
Christine Corlin
Children's Hospital
Cincin
Nati
Christine
Michael Becker
CGE Cin & Grd SR
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Corry Journal
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