Pair Adops 10 Morris orphans in Fresno family move
Andrew Bauer and his wife with four children adopted ten Morris orphans from Madera after their parents were killed in a July crash. The Bauer home in an older Fresno neighborhood now hosts the blended family amid privacy requests and court-approved relocation.
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Andrew Bauer
Morris
Bauer
Mrs. Bauer
Madera
Robert Morris
Gloria Graves
Concord
Calif
Raney Drug Stores Home Delivery and Insurance Ad
Advertises tree prescription delivery and immediate mail service at three Raney Drug Stores. Also promotes motorcycle insurance by Gene Donne at 824 Mass Street.
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Tree Prescription Delivery
Raney Drug Stores
Gene Donne
Mass
Talks Bogged Down Again on Procedure
AP reports Vietnam peace talks stall over procedural disputes after two sessions. US and South Vietnam push to start with military de escalation and demilitarized zone guarantees while Hanoi and the NLF demand political settlement first. Saigon insists South Vietnam is sovereign and not open to political talks.
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Paris
Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
North
Hanoi
NLF
Saigon
Xuan Thuy
Tran Buu Kiem
Cate
Thuy
North Vietnam
Nixon unveils crime program with preventive jail plan
President Nixon presents a crime program including preventive jailing for hard core repeaters while backing a public defender system for the poor. The plan calls for more police, judges, prosecutors in DC, a $700,000 defender program, and rebuilding riot damaged Negro slums. He also endorses home rule and a voting representative for DC in Congress. Senator Joseph D. Tydings supports the proposals as sought to curb the area crime wave.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
National Security Council
Middle East
Richard C. Halverson
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Bethesda
Nixons
District of Columbia
Arabs Israelis Trade Fire Twice Across Cease-fire Line
Across the Jordan River cease-fire line Arab and Israeli gunners exchanged fire twice. The Israeli army said one soldier was slightly wounded and blamed Jordan for starting it, while Amman denied casualties and cited Israel as the initiator. Abba Eban downplayed a general war, noting tension but no collapse of the cease-fire, and described ongoing quiet with occasional violence from terrorist groups.
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Tel Aviv
Jordan River
Amman
Jordan
Israel
Abba Eban
Middle East
Eban
Nixon
Cat Killed After Play With Youth On Miami Beach
A 100 pound cheetah named Che-Che was shot by police after loping toward an officer on a Miami Beach street. The cat, owned by Thomas Posen, had jumped from the yacht June Bride and lightly injured a 9 year old boy. Posen was arrested for drunkenness and illegal docking, plus dangerous animal charges.
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Miami Beach
Robert Nieder
Collins Avenue
Collins Avenue. “I Heard Someone Yell, ‘Look Out Behind You’,” Nieder
Thomas Posen
Chicago
June Bride
Jeffrey Kenzer
Woodmere
N.Y
Larry Gregory
Miramar
Posen
Fort Lauderdale
Gregory
Michael Posen
New York
Herbert
Jeffrey
Weekend Warm Up Forecast for Lawrence Area Forecast
The weather bureau predicts warmer temperatures and little precipitation in Lawrence over the weekend. A high of 35 today drops to the upper teens tonight, with Sunday rising to the 40s. Precipitation chances near zero tonight, rising to about 19 percent Sunday.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Summary
Kansas traffic death log shows 46 fatalities in January and 46 in all of 1969. For the 24 hours to 9 am Saturday no deaths were recorded. The comparable 1968 period totals were 59.
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Topeka
Kansas
Snowed Under: City County Crews Rushed to Clear Roads
Lawrence city and county street crews logged over 1,400 man hours since snow began Sunday. Director of Public Works George Williams praised workers and noted five dump trucks loaned by the county engineer helped relieve the workload. The team cleared catch basins and gutters as meltwater backed up, with more snow threatening later chances of overtime.
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Lawrence
George Williams
Williams
L.D. Rice
Seventh Filing Insures Board Two Elections
Seven candidates have filed for Unified District No. 497 school board ensuring a primary on March 4 and general election on April 1 in Lawrence. Other filings include Emil W. Heck Jr and several residents. City commissioner filings are three listed with more possible primary if six rivals filed.
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Unified District No. 497 School Board
Lawrence
Emil W. Heck Jr
Rt. 3
Lawrence City
Commission
City Commission
Bob Pulliam
Tenn. St
Emmett Larson
W. 4Th St
Fred L. Cooper
W. 20Th Ten
Bradley
Heck
Heck and
James Owens
Jim Black
Richard Raney
John Emick
School Board
No Remedy Yet On Ocean Oil Slick
A sluggish oil spill stretched over 200 square miles in the Pacific near Santa Barbara and Ventura County with 21 000 gallons daily leaking from an undersea well. Birds washed ashore along 14 miles of coastline while winds shifted the slick. The thick central plume remained about a mile wide near the offshore drilling rig and showed no sign of reaching beaches.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Pacific Ocean
Ventura County
Exports of Livestock Feed Lagging Behind Pace
Washington AP reports 1968 69 livestock feed grain exports lagging last year and may fall 5 to 10 percent from 25 million tons shipped in 1967 68. Despite high yields more feed is used domestically, with total use about 169 3 million tons against 216 million ton supply.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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U.S
George Esper
Associated Press
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen van Kiem
da Nang
Hue
Ment
International Control Commission
Republic of Vietnam
Kiem
le Minh Tri
U.S. Agency For International Development
Fresno
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
C. W. Davenport
Journal-World
Javanne Angell
Ind. St
Gerry Hammond
Helen Gilles
Iowa St
Louise C. Lane
Ala. St
Larry. Hatfield
W. 21St St
W. F. Bradley
Rt. 2
City Hall
Pace
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