Californians Voting In Key Democrat Primary
Californians vote in a pivotal Democratic presidential primary with George McGovern the favorite to win California 271 delegates and boost his path to the nomination. New Jersey New Mexico and South Dakota also hold primaries as McGovern predicts victory in all four.
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Los Angeles
California
George McGovern
New Jersey
New Mexico
South Dakota
McGovern
Albuquerque
N.M
Houston
Tex
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Montana
Mississippi
Lee Metcalf
Dmont
James QC. Eastland
Dmiss
Clifford P. Case
Rn.j
New York
Washington
George
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Illinois
Muskie
Angelo Geocaris
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Connecticut
Colorado
Nebraska
George C. Wallace
Alabama
South Logan Water Shut-Off Plans Changed
South Logan water service was not shut off this morning as previously announced. The contractor on the water line project will use a different technique to connect service lines from the new line to individual customers. One or two connections will be made at a time and water service will be off for a much shorter period. Each resident will be notified when his water is to be turned off.
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South Logan
Preliminary Hearing Set for Mowery in Shooting Case
Robert Jiggs Mowery 22 of 220 Iron St is slated for a June 13 preliminary hearing in Hocking County Court on a shooting with intent to kill charge. Wounded victim Kenneth Stimson 47 was hit by buckshot and glass behind the First and Last Chance Bar. Bond set at 10000. bond posted by William McCloy who may seek withdrawal at the hearing. Prosecutor Veidt subpoenas four witnesses. attorney Richard Gerken represents Mowery.
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Robert
Jiggs) Mowery
Iron St
Hocking
Logan
Roy Kelch
W. Hunter
Kenneth W. Stimson
Logan Rt. 2
Stimson
University Hospital
Columbus
Mowery
James Stilwell
William McCloy
McCloy
Stilwell
Chris Veidt
Richard Gerken
U.S. Court Delays Memphis Busing Plan in Desegregation Fight
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals postponed a Memphis desegregation busing order and heard arguments to set aside a Pontiac Michigan case. The Memphis plan dates to 1964 litigation, with prior rulings by Judge McRae and higher courts shaping desegregation efforts in Tennessee and Michigan.
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U.S
Memphis
Cincinnati
U.S. Court of Appeals
Tenn
Pontiac
Mich
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
U.S. District Court
Robert McRae Jr
Memphis Board of Education
McRae
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Teles Rae
Memphis School Board
Pontiac, Mich
National Action Group
468 Miners Feared Dead After Rhodesia Blast
In Salisbury Rhodesia a massive underground explosion at the Wankie Colliery trapped 435 Africans and 33 whites about 200 miles north of Bulawayo. Rescue efforts were hindered by gas and ventilation damage with no survivors expected. The death toll would rank among the world’s worst mining disasters.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Wankie
Bulawayo
Manchuria
Honkeiko
United States
Monongah
W. Va
Ohio House Delays Reappraisal for Six Years
The Ohio House passed 82 to 5 a bill postponing a court ordered statewide real estate reappraisal for six years. The measure, already backed by the Senate, returns to the Senate with minor amendments and is expected to gain swift final approval. Critics cited manpower limits and linked the reform to broader tax changes. The bill likely faces a Supreme Court challenge.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Senate
E. W. Lampson
Jefferson
House
Robert E. Netzley
Laura
James Thorpe
R- 90
Alliance
Netzley
Stock market turns up as bargain hunting resumes
In New York the stock market rose after early profit taking. The Dow Jones industrial average recovered to 957.78 by noon, up 3.39, as declines outpaced advances about two to one but the gap narrowed compared with earlier trading.
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New York
Coast Guard alarms over Ohio River barge traffic
Coast Guard officials in Huntington warn that heavy barge traffic on the Ohio River, especially carrying flammable chemicals, risks major accidents in populated areas. They cite 15 000 to 18 000 barges yearly and note licensing pilots will improve safety while investigating Parkersburg incidents and river bridge issues.
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Huntington
W. Va
U.S. Coast Guard
Cmdr
Bobby Burns
Coast Guard
Parkersburg
Marietta
Ohio
Burns
Bellaire
Huntington East End
Wheeling
Hunt
Ington
Charleston
Ashland
Ironton
GOP Senator Attacks Gilligan Over Hospital Subsidies
Sen. Michael Maloney of Cincinnati charged the Gilligan administration with breaking promises to Ohio hospitals by not restoring austerity cuts to Medicaid and general relief subsidies. He warned of further cuts tied to opposition to the Nursing Home Safety Bill, noting restoration only occurred after the 1971 tax law change.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Gilligan
Michael Maloney
Cincinnati
GOP
Maloney
Doubts SST Will Fly Over United States
Transportation Secretary John Volpe doubts the British French Concorde will cross or land in the United States stating the SST is noisy and dirty. He said the FAA will not permit entry unless the craft meets noise and pollution standards.
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Los Angeles
John Volpe
United States
Volpe
Federal Aviation Administration
Inland Waterways Hit Hard in North Vietnam Strike
American fighter-bombers knocked out more than 100 supply boats in the most damaging inland waterways attack since bombing resumed. Navy pilots from the Coral Sea reported destroying or damaging 69 watercraft near the Song Ca River, while U S forces conducted over 220 strikes across North Vietnam. In South Vietnam, fighting continued around Kontum Pleiku Hue and An Loc with troops and U S planes engaging North Vietnamese forces.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
China
Hanoi
America
Coral Sea
Song Ca
Vinh
Demilitarized Zone
North
Pleiku
Kontum
Hue
An Loc
Storms Hit Lakes Region
A band of showers and thunderstorms moved along a cold air mass from Lower Michigan across the lower Great Lakes to Colorado. Flash flood warnings were issued along Fountain Creek between Colorado Springs and Pueblo after heavy rain.
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Lower
Michigan
Great Lakes
Colorado
Mountain West
Fountain Creek
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colo
Illinois
Kentucky Drilling Appeal Upheld Against Logan
The Fourth District Court of Appeals affirmed the KDOC zoning denial for a conditional use permit to drill oil and gas wells in Logan Eastgate Industrial Park. The case timeline spans Aug 1969 to Oct 1970 with notices of appeal by KDOC and Logan, and a related federal suit seeking 170000 in damages over operation interruptions.
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Fourth District Court of Appeals
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Kentucky Drilling and Operating Corporation
Logan
Harley Meyer
KDOC
City Council
Zoning Board of Appeals
Eastgate
Kentucky Drilling
City Zoning Board of Appeals
Dougherty
Meyer
U.S. District Court
Columbus
U.S
Carl Ruben
IRA capture sparks Belfast street clashes
British paratroopers arrested a wanted IRA Provisional leader and seven others, triggering rock attacks and a one hour gun battle as mobs fought troops. The nightlong clashes continued with sporadic fighting between soldiers and gunmen across Belfast.
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Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Army
IRA
Provisional Wing
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