Race Training To Be Part Of Boot Camp
The Army will add a five to six hour race relations course to boot camp to address black white tensions on bases. A similar program for officers and NCOs will begin soon, with recruits targeted to start early next year. The effort follows Westmoreland orders for tougher action on unrest and parallels a Pentagon push for a broader mandatory education on race relations across the services. The Army plan uses TV tapes to show confrontations and aims at the large middle group rather than hard core militants.
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Washington
Army
Continental Army Command
William C. Westmoreland
West Germany
Pentagon
Navy
Europe
Air Force Base
England
Frank W. Bender
Charge Pair In Shooting Incident
Kenneth Boardman and Gary Proper, both 20 from Union City, were charged with possession and consumption of alcoholic beverages by juveniles after a shooting incident that left Boardman with part of two fingers missing. They pleaded not guilty before District Justice Justin Buttera. Boardman was fined 25 dollars plus 11 dollars in costs. The Beaver County Times raised its prices for home delivery to 75 cents weekly and 15 cents daily.
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Union City
Justin Buttera
Kenneth Boardman
Miles Street
Gary Proper
Brown Street
Boardman
East War
Beaver
Beaver County Times
Agnew Blasts Democratic Heckling At Michigan Fundraiser
Vice President Spiro Agnew called some Democrats rude crude and lewd as chanting demonstrators interrupted a Grand Rapids fundraiser. He accused dissenters of intimidation while pledging to carry on against opponents in six Senate states. He urged supporters that enemies like them cannot stop national dignity.
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Spiro
Grand Rapids, Mich
Spiro T. Agnew
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Agnew
Washington
Senate
Stanley Blair
Maryland
Saginaw
Hospital Trustees Reorganize and Appoint Three Members
The Corry Memorial Hospital board reorganized its structure and appointed two new trustees at its first meeting of the year. New to the board is Donald Spitzer, with approvals also made on hospital personnel placements for the coming year.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald Spitzer
Tractor Driver 15 Killed In Albion Semi Collision
A 15 year old Albion youth, Lawrence J. Conser, died after a semi tractor-trailer struck his farm tractor near Albion at about 5 45 p.m. The driver, Edward P Tarabek 31 of Albion, said to be turning left when the tractor pulled into the path of the large rig. The accident occurred on Route GN near the farm tractor exit. Conser was declared dead at the scene.
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Albion
Lawrence J. Conser
William Conser
B.D. 2
Edward P. Tarabek
Girard
Fierce Struggle Rages For Control Of Amman
Palestinian guerrillas and Jordanian troops clash across central Amman with the city under siege. Guerrillas claim control of key districts including Wahdat and the central post office. the army shells residential areas and evacuates casualties as fighting rages near the airport. A curfew is in effect in Amman and Zarqa, with threats of shooting anyone in the streets.
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Amman
Guerrllas
Jordan
Baghdad
Habis Majali
Zarqa
U.S
Radio
Wahdat
Damascus
Irbid
Kerak
Salt
Psychiatric Clinic Added To Hospital Corry Memorial
Corry Memorial Hospital reports operating a psychiatric clinic since June 1969 on a physician referral basis with a small staff including a psychiatrist and social workers. The wing occupancy challenges relate to Medicare Medicaid rules, while 28 beds moved to acute care and 16 to extended care. Donations surpassed goals by 11 642, with 111 160 still outstanding. mortgage reduced to 230 000. New staff include Dr Paul Francis and Dr Robert J O Leary. E E Hawkins honored with life membership after 31 years on the board. NEW BOOKS Frankfort Ky Gov Louie B Nunn asks state Board of Education to study conservation textbooks.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
William Kafferlin
Paul Francis
Robert J. O'Leary
E.E. Hawkins
Board of Incorporators
Pollution and SST debates mark mixed US environmental shifts
Washington reports mercury discharges down at least 85 percent as Interior Secretary Hickel cautions ongoing risks. FDA doubles DES hormone limits for cattle while noting residues remain prohibited. Luxembourg scientists urge DDT ban. California tightens auto exhaust rules. SST impact uncertain with higher noise and radiation but claimed offset by shorter travel time.
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Washington
Transport Interior
Walter Hickel
Trauperation
Ase
White House
Food and Drug Administration
Luxembourg
Sacramento
Calif
Hickel
NixonWorks to Speak on Campus Amid Heckler Tactics
President Nixon says campus heckling deters appearances as he praises a Kansas State U audience of more than 15,000. He urges campus leaders to stand up for higher education while stressing peaceful conduct and a tolerant, responsible atmosphere.
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Chicago
Nixon
Kansas State University
Kansas State
Netws
Mother and child reunited in Wichita Falls park incident
David Smith, a Wichita Falls lawyer, returned 2 year old Robert D Lowe to his drenched mother after the boy wandered from a park where Mrs Lowe and her three children stopped during a trip to Colorado Springs. She leapt in after him thinking he had fallen into a pond.
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David Smith
Wichita Falls, Tex
Robert D. Lowe
Robert Lowe
Colorado Springs
Colo
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Associated Press
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Frankfort
Louie B. Nunn
State Board of Education
Transportation Department
Corry Area High School
Union City High School
Ft. LeBoeuf High School
Waterford
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