Survival trek ends in tragedy in Oregon wilderness
In the Three Sisters area of Oregon, 17 year old Lorene Larhette was found dead after a survival hike began August 29. Pamela Sullivan, 18, survived after reporting despondency and starvation among the group. Joyce Howden, 21, also died during the storm and attempted shelter movement.
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No Charges In Botulism Problems
The FDA has no plans to prosecute Campbell Soup Co for shipping canned soup contaminated with botulism. An FDA spokesman said Campbell acted responsibly to track down and correct the problem and the government would prosecute if reason arose. Peter H. Schunk had urged prosecution in a letter to the FDA from Ralph Nader’s Center for the Study of Responsive Law.
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Nashville anti bus rally draws near twenty thousand crowd
UPI reports in Nashville that Casey Jenkins led a large anti busing rally at the local fairgrounds speedway urging parents to keep their children out of school to pressure the school system. He claimed 10 percent of area students would be kept home, saying the school board and politicians had sold out families. Jenkins appealed for nonviolence while critiquing state aid formulas and promising a petition to President Nixon.
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Judge seeks suppression of tax records in Galbreath case
Nashville judge Charles Galbreath of the State Court of Criminal Appeals asks the federal court to suppress his tax books and records as evidence in his income tax evasion trial. He contends IRS agent Roy Melton obtained the evidence under false pretenses after approaching him about the records.
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Lunch Money Short WASHINGTON Tennessee schools face lunch funding risk
A Tennessee official warned that some schools could exhaust lunch funds if a federal funding cap is imposed. Lawrence Bartlett said up to 2.7 million could be lost, but no child would be cut off in September. He warned some schools may run out before year end.
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Viet Troops Mass Near Old Khe Sanh
Saigon says Lam Son 810 involves about 22 000 South Vietnamese troops with U S support. Fire Base Hope and Gates post near Khe Sanh are reactivated as Ranger units open landing zones northeast of the abandoned base. One U S helicopter downed amid mounting clashes. three Vietnamese and one American wounded in earlier attacks.
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Soldier Testifies No Comment From My Lai Records
1st Sgt. J. A. Buchanan testified that Col. Henderson questioned soldiers after the My Lai incident and received a consistent no comment. The testimony occurred as Henderson faces court martial charges alleging a cover up of civilian killings in the hamlet in Vietnam on March 26, 1968.
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Debor ah Brackman Kremniova's Long Wait For Husband
Deborah Brackman Kremniova, 22, says her Russian husband Valeri Kremniova, also 22, was expelled from medical school and drafted into the Soviet army after she was forced to leave the Soviet Union last week. She spoke from her parents' Long Island home about plans since Aug. 17 marriage in the Soviet Union and her visa expiration.
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IRA Blames New Belfast Blasts On Truce-Breaking Militants
Belfast explosions injure a British sentry and damage a tire plant, a Legion club, and a supermarket as IRA factions clash over a 72 hour halt. Officials blame the provisional wing for renewed violence while talks on Catholic rights continue amid rising civil unrest in Northern Ireland.
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Six Philippine Soldiers Die In Ambush
Guerrillas of the Maoist New Peoples Army ambushed and killed six government soldiers in Isabela Province with about 40 attackers. Brig. Gen. Eduardo Garcia ordered all available men to pursue the attackers after the daylight ambush on a road. A sergeant was wounded and the incident follows a prior August 26 NPA raid on a military post carrying Viet Cong tactics.
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Eduardo Garcia
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Vicente Tongson
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