Gas shipments of toxic agents halted on Okinawa
Washington UPI The U S Army has not removed any killer gases from Okinawa delaying five shiploads planned to leave for Bangor Washington later this year due to HEW safety review requirements under a new congressional law Workers in Hermiston Oregon and nearby residents support storing the gases while Washington and Oregon residents oppose moving them through their states Critics say the gases would not greatly affect local employment and locals claim safety concerns are overstated.
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Rampaging bulldozer halted after dangerous runaway incident
Albert Layton operating a 30 ton bulldozer in a northwest suburb area on his first day back from illness accidentally sent the machine into reverse. It barreled across a golf road and tollway, damaged a car, and breached a guard rail before a construction worker boarded to stop it near an apartment building. Layton lamented he should have stayed in bed.
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Chicago
UPI
Albert Layton
Layton
Northwest Tollway
Body found believed to be last missing fire victim
Alaska troopers say a body found in debris at a landfill is believed to be Dale Renner the final missing victim of the Gold Rush Motor Lodge fire on January 13. Dental records will confirm identity though the official status remains unverified.
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Dale Renner
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Nix
Texas police chief to enter plea today
The San Marcos police chief Wayman Dial 35 faces burglary and armed robbery charges in Los Angeles after being arrested at a Beverly Hills mansion. Dial is jailed for bail denial and faces trial as part of a crime ring with several accomplices.
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Lompoc Record Adjudicated Legal Newspaper Notice
The Lompoc Record is published as a second class mail newspaper in Lompoc California under Act of Congress and Superior Court Decree No 47065. Record Publications Califor prints with Kenneth L Adam president J Donald Adam publisher secretary treasurer Harry Crompe editor vice Bettyiee Jackson business manager vice.
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Nixon pressed for sea aqueduct study to meet future water needs
Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke urged Nixon to approve a 2.1 million study of a proposed 684 mile undersea pipeline to transport California water from the north coast to the south. The plan envisions a buoyant glass reinforced plastic structure 300 feet deep with alternative overland and desalting options.
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US Bureau of Reclamation
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Temperature extremes sweep across the nation in cold wave
The US weather picture shows a deep cold spell from Minnesota to the Gulf Coast with 30 below in International Falls and 74 in parts of Florida. Winds gust to 60 mph in St. Petersburg, with heavy rain and hail in northern Florida and a tornado watch in central regions.
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Panther trial disrupted amid outbursts and protests
In New York the opening session of the Panther bombing conspiracy trial was disrupted by repeated shouts from 13 Black Panthers. Judge Murtagh adjourned for an early recess as defense attorneys faced accusations of incitement while protests outside drew about 200 demonstrators.
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UPI
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Lefcourt
Guerrilla Attacks Rise in Saigon Area Amid Tet Truce Move
Viet Cong guerrillas staged their largest Saigon area assaults in three months, ambushing a truck convoy and striking two village centers. Four were killed and 21 wounded as U S and South Vietnamese forces announced a 24 hour Tet truce starting Thursday 6 p.m. Pentagon spokesmen reported continued shelling and higher civilian casualties while combat losses rose for both sides.
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Apollo 11 Debris Almost Hit German Ship in Atlantic
Space agency engineer Adolf H Knothe reported at an American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics meeting that debris from the first stage of Apollo 11 narrowly missed the German vessel Veg esach about 375 miles east northeast of Cape Kennedy at 9 45 a m EDT on July 16 during liftoff. He noted Teletype confirmations of debris sightings around the ship on July 17 1969 and explained the stage’s 150 ton weight and 138 foot height as context for the near miss.
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Church organ’s bad sound blamed on Sunday electricity use
In Manthorpe England the new church organ produced squeaks and wails on Sundays. Rev. Graham Sambury said the issue stems from residents using excessive electricity for home and kitchen appliances on Sundays, draining power.
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England
UPI
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