Israeli Luftwaffe strikes, Middle East tensions rise
The report details Israeli air strikes against Lebanon and threats from Black September over the Munich Olympic killings. West German officials warn of possible retaliation while authorities guard against planned bomb threats aimed at Jews in Germany during Rosh Hashanah.
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Cairo
Germany
Conrad Ahlers
Interior Ministry
Olympic Village
Israel
Munich
Middle East
U.S
Egypt
al Fajr al Jadid
West Germany
Israel strikes deep into Syria and Lebanon after Munich attack
Israeli air force hit guerrilla bases and headquarters deep inside Syria and north Lebanon near Tripoli in the deepest raid since 1967. Two villages on the border were also struck, with Beirut citing guerrilla supply routes while Damascus placed forces on alert.
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Associated Press
Syria
Lebanon
Israel
Munich
Damascus
Tripoli
Beirut
Deir al Achaya
Yanta
Lod
Beirut-Damascus
South Viet Hamlet Elections Abolished
Washington sources report South Vietnam's decree by President Nguyen Van Thieu abolishes hamlet elections and imposes leaders across 10 000 villages. Officials say the move is a setback to American interests and undercuts the U S stance on self determination in Vietnam.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
State Department
Saigon
Nixon
Vietnam
Juvenile Detention Grant Awarded for Ohio counties
The South Central Regional Detention Center receives a 46290 federal grant to plan a juvenile facility for Ross Pickaway Highland Pike Jackson and Vinton counties. Gov. Gilligan says a 15615 local match funds the project. He also announces smaller grants to Marietta Circleville and Stark County.
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Columbus
Ohio
South Central
Ross, Pickaway
Highland
Pike
Jackson
Vinton
John Gilligan
Gilligan
Marietta
Circleville
Stark County
Saigon reports withdrawal at Tien Phuoc clash persists
Saigon command says its troops abandoned Tien Phuoc south of Da Nang while a nearby American general says South Vietnamese forces still hold most of the town and launch a counterattack. U S helicopter gunships claim destruction of a PT76 tank aiding the assault on the 33 000 resident town.
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Saigon
Tien Phuoc
da Nang
U.S
Rogers bars Hoffa from visiting Hanoi over prisoner talks
Secretary of State William P. Rogers says private American citizens should not be involved in negotiations and bans James Hoffa from visiting Hanoi regarding U S prisoners in North Vietnam.
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Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
William P. Rogers
James Hoffa
Hanoi
Weather outlook for Hocking Valley Saturday cools to mid-70s
Cloudy and cooler conditions are forecast for Saturday in the Hocking Valley with highs in the mid-70s. Today at 11 a.m. the temperature was 75, down from Thursday's 84, and the overnight low reached 54.
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Hocking Valley
Logan Hosts New Lex In 1972 Grid Debut Tonight
Logan Chieftains under new coach Paul Adams open the 1972 season at home against New Lexington. Adams plans a ground attack led by Kenny Culbertson with 51 players dressed as Logan aims to start with a win.
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Paul Adams
New Lexington
Logan High School
Ed Richards
Mike Scaparrotti
Kelly Price
Dave Shaw
Bob Zickefoose
John Bachus
Steve Shaw
Pat Walsh
Robert Wallace
Brian Nihiser
Mark Chapman
Brian Courter
Bob Johnson
Logan
Logan Chieftains
Adams
Kenny Culbertson
Chiefs
Jim Kemper
Kevin Berry
John Corby
Roger Shaw
Glen Porter
John Smart
Community Chest Sets 73 Goal of 48430
The Hocking County Community Chest targets 1973 contributions totaling 48430.86 up from 39836 in 1972 with nearly 37000 raised. New for 1973 the Hocking County Drug Council joins recipients with a 3000 request.
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Hocking County
Hocking County Drug Council
Community Chest
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
USO
YWCA
TRAP
Hocking County Mental Health
Heskell Wagoner
Logan Rt. 2
Mafia Management Tops Manpower Expert Reports
Palo Alto based analyst A J Tasca formerly of Control Data Corp says the Mafia’s simple three to four management levels and swift information flow make it an efficient model. He notes nepotism and emotion sway many businesses but the Mafia enforces performance and accountability through its boss network.
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Palo Alto
Calif
A. J. Tasca
Control Data Corp
Minneapolis
Tosca
Mafia Heirarchy
Chieftain Boosters Radiothon Raises 1649 for LHS Athletics
The 3 hour radiothon on WLGN raised 1649 to aid Logan High School athletics. Logan Band Boosters gave 1000 dollars while 47 pledges came in and 12 speakers including LHS coaches joined the broadcast. New bleachers for the visitors side were installed by over 30 volunteers and should be ready for tonight's game.
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WLGN
Chieftain
Logan High School
George Tucker
Logan Band
al Horsky
LHS
LHS Grid
Tucker
Ohio National Guard
Rt. 3
Box
Logan
Charlie Bush
Harold
Sam) Nihiser Jr
Eugene Harden
Grand Jury Meet Set
The Hocking County grand jury will meet Monday to consider at least 19 cases with more than 40 witnesses subpoenaed. Expected charges include assault with dangerous weapons intentional shooting carrying a concealed weapon theft of a credit card receiving stolen goods forgery larceny breaking and entering malicious destruction of property and seven for non support.
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Hocking County
Market gains eroded by rate hike news and Israeli strikes
The New York stock market slipped after an early advance as news of prime rate increases by two major banks and Israeli warplane strikes dimmed investor mood. The noon Dow stood at 962.67, up 0.22 points.
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New York
Slayers Sought as Golf Resort Hold-Up Stuns VI
In Christiansted Virgin Islands FBI agents scour rugged hills for the eight U S victims' killers after a golf resort holdup Atty Gen Ronald H Tonkin said attackers not yet identified. In Los Angeles 1800 delegates back a drive to strike if necessary to end federal Pay Board era. In Washington Cost of Living Council denies bread price rise stating no increase now.
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Christiansted
St. Croix
V.I
FBI
Ronald H. Tonkin
The
Virgin Islands
Los Angeles
Federal Pay Board
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Washington
Cost of Living Council
Government says wholesale prices rose faster under Nixon controls
Government officials said today wholesale prices increased more in the first year of the Nixon wage price program than the prior year. They blamed the rise on accelerated price jumps for farm products, some of which were exempt from controls.
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Washington
Nixon
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