Man Captured In Stabbing Rape Case Near Butler Cemetery
Youngstown police hold a 21 year old man in connection with a cemetery rape and stabbing of a 72 year old woman near Butler Pennsylvania. The victim is in serious condition. The suspect was arrested Friday near a car linked to the crime scene. The attack occurred Thursday evening as the woman tended her husband’s grave. The assailant raped, stabbed her, then dragged her into nearby woods before she crawled to a nearby apartment complex.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown
Butler
Butler Township
Pennsylvania
Copter Downed: Twelve Killed North of Saigon
An unarmed South Vietnamese helicopter was shot down Friday about 30 miles north of Saigon, killing 12 aboard including a regimental commander. Officials said it occurred in government territory and Saigon would protest to seek an IVCSC investigation, while a resupply cargo plane crashed nearby on Thursday for unknown reasons.
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Saigon
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Sparta Graduation and Baccalaureate Set
Sparta High School will hold a baccalaureate service tomorrow evening in the gym followed by commencement Tuesday night at 8:15. Thirty-one seniors will graduate in the 86th ceremony with Debra Rogers and Darlene Howell as valedictorians and Brenda Varney as salutatorian. diplomas will be presented by a board member and school officials. Rev Miller and Rev Winkelman lead prayers and benediction.
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Sparta High School
Sparta
Dale Dorman
Arland Miller
Debra Rogers
Darlene Howell
Brenda Varney
Lori Cook
Joan Ormsbee
Susan Graves
James Davis
Bradley Allen
Bertrand Hover
Robert Nichols
Board of Education
Miller
Harry J. Winkelman
Queen Appoints Widow Baroness For Life
Queen Elizabeth II elevates Lady Sharples widow of Sir Richard Sharples a life baroness in Britain. Sharples, Bermuda governor, was killed with his aide on March 10 in a fatal ambush. Announcement released Friday confirms the honor.
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Elizabeth II
Lady Sharples
Richard Sharples
Richard
Bermuda
U S Aide Confers Cambodia Crisis in Phnom Penh
Southeast Asia troubleshooter William H. Sullivan met with President Lon Nol for an hour in Phnom Penh to discuss Cambodia's role in reinforcing the Vietnam cease-fire. He followed talks with Saigon leaders and Lao Premier Souvanna Phouma, noting 40,000 North Vietnamese troops accused of violating the Paris accord.
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William H. Sullivan
Lon Nol
Cambodia
Vietnam
Sullivan
Saigon
Vientiane
Souvanna Phouma
Thieu
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
U.S
South Vietnam
Viet Cong warns South Vietnam truce is fraying
Viet Cong delegate Duong Dinh Tha said the South Vietnamese cease fire is becoming increasingly tense as Thieu's government blocks delineation of areas of control and meetings of local commanders. He cited ongoing truce violations while reporting no large-scale fighting in 24 hours.
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Viet Cong
Duong Dinh Tha
South Vietnam
United States
Than
Joint Military Commission
Thieu
Skylab 1 Faces New Docking and Shelter Challenge
Safe a day after a dramatic orbital linkup Skylab 1 astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz prepare to enter the station and test its heat exposure. They plan an umbrella shade to cool the craft for a 28 day stay while contending with docking failures and a forced EVA to connect power. The tense sequence included a space walk to override a short circuit as ground control urged a final docking attempt.
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Fla
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Space
Skylab
Weitz
Skylab 1
Conrad
Apollo
South Atlantic
Mission Control
Gas Cutbacks Not Serious Here Yet
Corry area gas supplies show limited impact as Boron stations cut Sundays and cap sales at 10 gallons daily. Arco and Sunoco report no notices or reduced quotas, with Sunoco reducing overall quota by 10 percent and considering Sunday closures if conditions worsen. Keystone stations follow with ongoing coverage.
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Corry
Boron
Arco
Sunoco
Keystone
Corry Schools Pay Teacher While He's At Race Track
Local complaint accuses Corry area teachers of abusing hardship days with 13 staff off work yesterday. A teacher reportedly paid for a hardship day worked as a cashier at the Commodore Downs race track, prompting questions about policy and pay.
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Corry
Journal Newsroom
Commodore Downs
Cox sworn as Watergate special prosecutor in 1973
Archibald Cox, Harvard law professor, is sworn in as government's Watergate prosecutor. He vows no delays and to keep investigations moving. Attorney General Elliott Richardson also sworn in and will stay on National Security Council. Nixon attends.
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Harvard
Washington
Harvard Law
Archibald Cox
Cox
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Richard G. Kleindienst
U.S
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
White House
Warren Burger
Massachusetts
Defense
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