Gunfire Flareups Across Syrian Israeli Border Escalate
Violence renewed along the Syrian Israeli cease fire lines with Arab gunners in Syria firing at the Golan Heights near South Lebanon. No casualties reported as Israeli forces returned fire. In London a booby trapped parcel killed Israeli agricultural attaché Ami Shachori and wounded his replacement. seven diplomats targeted, with mail bombs found in embassy mailbags and at a Paris post office. Police bomb experts later removed three devices from the General Post Office mailed from the Netherlands to Israeli UN officials.
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Associated Press
Europe
Syria
Golan Heights
Lebanon
London
Abba Eban
Ami Shachori
Shachori
Amsterdam
Israel
Kaddar Theodor
Scotland Yard
Paris
Munich
New York
General Post Office
Netherlands
United Nations
Lima State Hospital to be phased down in years
Dr. Kenneth D. Gaver said Lima State Hospital will shrink to a small operation within three to four years with about 800 of 1,000 patients moved to other facilities. Gov. Giligan backs the plan and the institution could be shut down entirely.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Kenneth D. Gaver
Lima State Hospital
Gaver
John J. Gilligan
Weather Outlook For Hocking Valley Sees Warm Up
The region recorded a 49 degree low overnight in the Hocking Valley and 64 degrees by 11 a.m. under sunny skies. Thursday forecasts call for mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and highs reaching the 80s.
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Hocking Valley
OSU Unveils New Horse Center For Future Equine Studies
Visitors during the 1972 Farm Science Review at Ohio State University view the new OSU horse center. It features an indoor arena, loose housing for broodmares and stock, a research lab, two foaling stalls, and observation windows. Automatic water in stalls and a chain-driven manure system feed to an underground gutter and spreader while a remaining old blacksmith shop handles hoof work.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
OSU
North Vietnamese strike Ba To as Long Civil War press fuels push
North Vietnamese forces attacked the Ba To ranger compound in Quang Ngai province under heavy mortar fire as South Vietnamese units clung to Mo Duc and Duc Pho towns. Thieu toured Quang Tri City briefly and airlift operations moved to Duc Pho amid ongoing aerial bombardment across North Vietnam.
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Saigon
Quang Ngai
da Nang
Nguyen van Thieu
Quang
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Tonkin Gulf
Vinh
Air Force
Navy
Marine
South Vietnam
Ba To
Duc Pho
Thieu
Quang Tri
Mo Duc
Uganda threatens strikes as 1000-strong border incursion repulsed
Uganda said a 1000-strong force from Tanzania was scattered after crossing the border. About 300 invaders were killed and 50 captured as Uganda's army and air force prepared further strikes. Air raids hit Bukoba, leaving the town deserted. The attackers were linked to exile efforts to restore Milton Obote. The U.S. will seek clarifications over a shooting that killed a former Peace Corps volunteer and injured another during fighting.
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Kampala
Uganda
Tanzania
Bukoba
Lake Victoria
Peace Corps
London
Mixed results in Cincinnati area school bond votes
In three Hamilton County districts voters approved or rejected bond issues and renewals. Sycamore backed a 6.25 million bond, Mount Healthy defeated a 1.9 million bond but approved a 3.46 mill renewal, and St Bernard Elmwood Place rejected a 3.9 million bond but approved a 3.19 mill renewal.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Sycamore
Mount Healthy
St. Bernard Elmwood Place
Demos Keep Their Seats In Elections
Three Democratic incumbents led by Brooklyn Congressman John J. Rooney won renomination in Massachusetts Washington and a rerun in New York. Rooney defeated former Rep. Allard K. Lowenstein by 2415 votes in the rerun of their June 20 primary amid irregularities. Louise Day Hicks secured a second term in Boston 9th District and Julia Butler Hansen won in Washington 3rd District. John J. Droney won the Massachusetts U S Senate nomination and Albert D. Rosellini took the Washington gubernatorial nomination. Lowenstein vowed to consult lawyers after citing irregularities and refused to concede.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
John J. Rooney
Massachusetts
Washington
New York
Rooney
Allard K. Lowenstein
Louise Day Hicks
Boston
Julia Butler Hansen
Middlesex County
John J. Droney
U.S. Senate
Albert D. Rosellini
Lowenstein
Troops and IRA Gunmen Duel in Falls Road Shootout
British troops in Belfast fought two gun battles with IRA gunmen in a Catholic stronghold. Troops said they hit two of at least five attackers ambushing patrols near a cemetery and at a community center roof. No soldiers were wounded.
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Belfast
Falls Road
U N Steering Panel Set for Key Korea Bangladesh Debates
The 25 nation steering committee will determine which of 101 items appear on the General Assembly agenda. Debate is expected over Korea reunification conditions and the admission of new UN members, with China opposing both moves. The session opened after Stanislaw Trepczynski was elected president and Adam Malik chaired the opening.
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United Nations, N.Y
General Assembly
Korea
Bangladesh
Assembly
Stanislaw Trepczynski
Britain
U.S
China
Soviet Union
U.N
Red Cross
Security Council
United Nations
United States
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
Munich
Adam Malik
Senate approves highway funds diversion to rail projects
The Senate voted 48 to 26 to let states divert part of a two year 1.6 billion urban highway fund into rail and transit improvements. The measure attached to an 18 billion highways transit bill would allow 3.8 billion for rail and subway operating deficits and equipment.
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Washington
Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
John Sherman Cooper
House
Congress
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Edward M. Kennedy
Lowell P. Weicker
Jennings Randolph
Public Works Committee
Muskie- Cooper
Highway Trust Fund
C and S Electric Purchase Plan Draws Opposition
The Justice Department asked the SEC to block American Electric Power Co from acquiring Columbus and Southern Electric Co. It argues the deal would eliminate competition by shrinking a seven firm Ohio market to two firms. AEP, a holding company with seven Ohio and regional subsidiaries, seeks permission to acquire CSOEC common stock.
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Washington
Justice Department
Columbus and Southern Electric Co
American Electric Power Co
Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ohio
American Electric
Indiana
Michigan
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
CSOEC
Ohio newspapers publish 300 word tax repeal arguments
State officials approve 300 word arguments for and against repealing Ohio's income tax to appear in all 88 counties for five weeks before the November election. Secretary of State Ted Brown says he will press ahead with the repeal vote mechanics despite ongoing court battles, risking being seen as a judge.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Brown
Ted W. Brown
Ted Brown
Brown
Regents Named to Ohio Board by Gov Gilligan
Gov. Gilligan appoints Marvin L. Warner George M. Steinbrenner III and Mrs. Mary Ellen Ludlum to the Ohio Board of Regents for nine year terms. They replace Davis Kamm Tankersley with Senate confirmation required. Millett retires as chancellor salary set at 40 000. Holdovers include Doolittle Briley Lazarus Belcher and Barrett.
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Columbus. Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
John J. Gilligan
Marvin L. Warner
Cincinnati
George M. Steinbrenner III
Cleveland
Mary Ellen Ludlum
Columbus
League of Women Voters of Ohio
Warner
Edward E. Davis
Steinbrenner
Jacob O. Kamm
Ludlum
George J. Tankersley
Gilligan
Senate
John D. Millett
Millett
David Hill
Mace R. Clark
Robert F. Doolittle
John Marshall Briley
Robert Lazarus Sr
Paul E. Belcher
Charles M. Barrett
Market ends flat as Dow slips amid weak trading
New York stock prices drift lower in ho hum trading. The Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 938.97 at noon, down 4.21. Analysts cited lack of buyers and no rally momentum as volumes stayed modest and some issues eased under selling pressure.
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New York
Ho Hum
Cleveland Policeman Held In Mentor Bank Heist
Wallace E. Cowper a 31 year old Cleveland police officer was charged with aiding abetting and participating in the $316000 Lake County National Bank robbery at the Great Lakes Mall Mentor on Sept 12. He was arrested by the FBI and will appear before a U S Magistrate.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Mentor
FBI
Wallace E. Cowper
Eastlake
Lake County National Bank
Great Lakes Mall
Brinks, Inc
Cowper
U.S
Herbert T. Maher
Cleveland Police Department
Gerald J. Rademaker
Brinks
Rademaker
Albert R. Pike
Willoughby Hills
Cleveland Typewriter Corp
Cleveland Heights
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