Roof Collapse Kills 15 At Rio Supermarket
In Guanabara State 15 people died and 228 were injured when the Ideal Supermarket in Pilares collapsed. Authorities say the store lacked required building permits, and a woman, Juanita Reis Cardoso, died after giving birth to a boy who also perished.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Guanabara
Legal Medical Institute
Juanita Reis Cardoso
Ideal
Pilares
Amilcar Marques Leite
Looters Foiled as Cash Register Stolen and Food Piled
A mob of about a dozen looters including some sanitation workers in orange uniforms pursued away from a food stockpile. Police arrested two men after they emptied a cash register while Army troops with automatic rifles formed a ring around the rescue area and blue ribbon escorts controlled night crossings.
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Army
Anderson Re-Elected ASC Head in Greene County
C Ralph Anderson a Greene County farmer was named to the County ASC Committee by delegates at the ASC County Convention held December 15. He was chosen as chairman with Harvey Wright Jr as vice chairman and Joseph B Skemp as regular member. John T Rollison and Don Calvert were named first and second alternates. Anderson begins his eighth year as chairman and farms 500 acres in Washington Township. Skomp starts his sixth year on the committee and operates a livestock and grain farm in Grant Township. Committeemen serve three year terms. alternates one year. Greene County ASC and all community committees take office January 1, 1973.
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C. Ralph Anderson
Greene County
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Greene Asc
Anderson
Harvey Wright Jr
Joseph B. Skemp
John T. Rollison
Don Calvert
Washington Township
Skomp
Grant Township
Christmas Eve carjacking in downtown Columbus victimized by gunman
Karen Voltz, 27, returned to her car in an underground Columbus parking garage after shopping when a man pulled open the door, pointed a gun, and demanded money. He warned her to lock her door next time and wished her a Merry Christmas before fleeing.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPI
Karen Voltz
Lincoln Hotel to be razed for $50 million renewal
The Lincoln Hotel in downtown Indianapolis will be demolished to clear space for a $50 million renewal project. The Metropolitan Development Commission announced bids for demolition on Jan 17, with construction to start in 1973, featuring a 500 room hotel plus apartments offices and shops.
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L Lincoln
Indianapolis
UPI
Lincoln Hotel
The
Metropolitan Development Commission
Wet Foggy Weather Grips Nation From Midwest to Gulf
Wet foggy conditions linger across the nation. O H are airport in Chicago briefly closed after a DC9 collision on takeoff. Nine killed and 15 injured. Travelers delayed. Rain and snow affect Washington Oregon California. Nooksack River rises toward flood stage. Flash flood watch in Alabama and Arkansas.
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O'Hare International
North Central Airlines
Washington
Oregon
Gulf Coast
Gulf States
Audubon
Alabama
Arkansas
Nooksack River
Washington State
Missouri
New Jersey
Busy Oklahoma City official hosts free Christmas feast
APD Red Andrews plans a turkey dinner for anyone with no place to spend Christmas Day. He expects about 3,000 guests in the Oklahoma Hotel banquet room for his traditional free feast. Andrews, 72, a former state legislator, says poor weather and labor shortages boosted turnout expectations. Alligators were protected under the Endangered Species Act in 1969.
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Apdred
Andrews
Oklahoma
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