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BANFF Alberta a blizzard dumped two feet of wet snow and toppled two 56 foot high tension towers blocking Lake Louise area for 40 hours power restored Sunday night Libya may nationalize Western oil holdings Khadafy says full control of Libyan oil Oasis group owned by Continental Amerada Shell Marathon Lincoln City Oregon a 22 year old man saved from a 1000 foot fall by a lone tree William Mosher treated and released San Diego Padre baseball team sold for 12 million to move to Washington DC in 1974 Blytheville Arkansas a new 80 bed hospital approved for Medicare Medicaid compliance and to be financed by local doctors
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Remsing, 50, Dies in One-Car Hot Springs Crash
Johnny H. Remsing of Little Rock was killed in a single vehicle wreck near Hot Springs on U S 70 at Cedar Creek Bridge. State Police report his car ran into a guard rail then dropped into the creek bed.
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Death of 13-year-old in Pfeiffer stock pond
Batesville Arkansas authorities report Gerald Hefflin age 13 of Pfeiffer drowned Saturday in a stock pond near Pfeiffer Independence County. His body was recovered from about 15 feet of water.
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Arkansas Bar Association meets in Hot Springs
Henry E. Rothblatt, attorney for four Watergate defendants, will speak at the Arkansas Bar Association annual meeting in Hot Springs June 6 9 Also on the program are Thomas A Foran prosecutor in the Chicago Seven case and Moe Levine a New York trial lawyer Discussions cover environmental law commercial class actions tort law and criminal law.
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Middle South Utilities reports 26 percent income gain
Middle South Utilities Inc reports net income for the year ended April 30 of 85.832 million dollars, up 26 percent from the prior year, with earnings rising from 1.71 to 2.11 dollars per share. The firm spans Arkansas Power & Light and four other companies.
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Haig urges U.S. to stay engaged in world affairs
General Alexander M. Haig says the United States must remain a vigorous force in global affairs and avoid retreating into isolationism. He emphasizes active diplomacy and strength in international leadership to address emerging challenges.
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Impeachment talk grips Washington across parties
Debates surge over whether President Nixon or other officials deserve impeachment. Readers, scholars, and lawmakers weigh the procedure, its history, and its limits as a potential remedy in a charged political moment.
New Zealand A Effervescent Isle For US Visitors
The article highlights New Zealand as welcoming, unspoiled, and free of smog with a slow, unhurried pace. It notes Australians provide most visitors, North Americans growing share, and describes Christchurch-like rural scenes, Milford Sound, Mount Cook, and sheep farming culture. It contrasts two islands and predicts eventual adoption of modern issues.
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Six Illegal Immigrants Deaths After Car Crash
The Associated Press reports six men entered the United States illegally and rode in a car north from Mexico toward a new life. One man, Raul Ramirez, died in a rear-end collision on U S 80 near Avondale Arizona with another auto, his burns fatal. Three others suffered injuries, the driver of the Mexican car fled, and the other driver had minor injuries. In New Hampshire a courtesy patrol member, Emery E Eaves 43 of Milton was killed after being struck while assisting a disabled vehicle on the Turnpike at North Hampton. As Memorial Day weekend drew motorists out, thunderstorms and tornadoes added to a rising death toll.
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