Trucker Protests Block Highways Across Four States
Truckers paralyzing highways over diesel costs halted traffic in Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and New Jersey with some drivers arrested. Officials from trucking groups and the ATA distanced themselves while warnings spread of a national shutdown amid dedicated citizen band radio coordination.
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PRISS
William J. Hill
Fraternal Association of
Citzens
William A. Bresnahan
American Trucking Association
Pennsylvania
Interstate 60
Blakeslea
Sam
Ohio
West Virginia
New Jersey
Teamsters Union
Washington
Teamsters
Ion
J.W. Edwards
Overland Park
Kan
Cambridge
Robert Gallicchio
Highland Park
Walter Barclay
Omaha
Neb
Barclay
Ohio Highway Patrol
Hebron
Columbus
Blairstown
Blakeslee
Monroe County
Edward Wojac
North Vietnamese Attack Rages Across Central Highlands
North Vietnamese forces led tanks and heavy artillery in a dozen attacks across lower central highlands. They seized parts of Kien Duc and threatened Gia Nghia, with 45 enemy deaths reported and civilian exodus toward Gia Nghia and Ngoc Nghia. Air strikes by South Vietnamese planes continued as cease-fire tensions flare amid a looming general offensive.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Central Highlands
Dak Song
Kien Duc
Gla Nghia
Gia Nehla
le Trung Hien
Hien
Gia Nghia
Quang
Dak Son M.ilitary
Provisional Revolutionary Government
South Vieteamese
Nha Be
Salomon
Mei Kong
South Vietnam
Due
Cambodia
Militar
Khmer Rouge
Highway 4
Phnom Penh
Breakthrough in Cattle Leukemia Diagnosis Reported
University of Pennsylvania researchers announce a breakthrough in bovine leukemia virus detection. A simple blood test accurately identifies infected cattle and may shed light on human leukemia research. The study, presented at the American Association of Bovine Practitioners, emphasizes economic benefits for dairy and breeding operations and international veterinary interest.
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Fort Worth, Tex
University of Pennsylvania
American Association of Bovine Practitioners
Ted Tye
Robert R. Marshak
Jorge F. Ferrer
Pennsylvania
Ferrer
Marshak
Denmar
Marghak
Yin
Eric I. Wilelias
Department of Medicine and Surgery
College of Veterinary Medicine
Oklaoma State University
Williams
New Zealand
Canada
Australia
Sweden
Mexico
Senate approves Big Thicket Bill for East Texas preserve
The Senate backs a House bill to create a national preserve in East Texas Big Thicket after House approval. Key figures include Rep. Bob Eckhardt and Rep. Charlie Wilson, with support linking lumber interests and conservationists. Compromise sets 84 500 acres and authorizes land donations, funding for purchase and development, plus expected presidential action.
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Washington
Senate
House
Big Thicket
Texas
United States
Bob Eckhardt
D-Tex
Charlie Wilson
Interior Secretary
Wiether
Lave
Lloyd Hentsen
Ralph Yarborough
Evia Bustiers Circulate Circulatory Mage
Evia resuelve un bustier circulatorio en la ciudad, con la seguridad pública investigando un posible incidente en la plaza central. Autoridades no confirmaron heridos, pero se mantienen atentos a desarrollos y a la identidad de los involucrados.
Minorities Back Single Districts Amid Texas Hearings
A Civil Rights Commission official testified that Austin blacks lack adequate representation under at large rules and favor single member districts. He cited Rep. Paul Ragsdale as a direct link to black concerns and noted gains for Mexican Americans through neighborhood districts. The court weighs dividing nine counties into 75 000 person districts affecting 31 seats and shaping minority access to political processes.
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LEE Jones Associated Press
Austin
U.S
Dallas
Charles Miles
Austin Human Relatons Commission
The
Civil Rights Commission
Southwest
Betneath Teaudge
Travistin County
Miles
Paul Ragsdale
Dallag
Ragsdale
Ben Reyes
Houseton
el Paso
Galves
Arguments Blamed In Corona Stabbing
Prison officials say arguments between Juan Corona and other inmates may have sparked the knife attack that left the 40-year-old former farm labor contractor seriously injured. He had 92 stab wounds and one eye removed, with no motive tied to inmate gangs. authorities link the assault to four unidentified inmates being questioned. Corona was sentenced to 25 consecutive life terms for the 1971 Yuba City farm worker murders.
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Doug Willis
Associated Press
Vacaville
Calif
Juan Corona
Accovit
Corona
T.L. Clanon
California
Moneay Tanon
al Je Perton
Hospital
San Francisco
Clancy
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