Pinebluff Police Chief an Imposter With Traffic Record
The Pinebluff police chief cited for aggressive traffic enforcement is actually William E. Harvey, a California offender with traffic violations and impersonating a police officer. He was hired in October and fired in December after misrepresenting himself. Tickets he issued were dismissed, and authorities seek Harvey on false information charges about his NC license.
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Pinebluff
N.C
Moore County
California
Don Cunningham
State Bureau of Investigation
Gene Talent
William E. Harvey
Talent
Harvey
U.S. 1
Cunningham
Alabambra
Calif
SBI
North Carolina
Alhambra
Pasadena City College
U.S. T
Extinguished Mine Fire Rekindles Despite Seal
In Blacksville West Virginia a delayed rekindle of a coal mine fire prompts a recovery halt. Crews found carbon dioxide traces after reopening a sealed section of Consolidation Coal No. 1. Autopsies on seven victims show death occurred before sealing. Authorities await final post mortems under federal act.
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Blacksville
W. V
Consolidation Coal Co
Liwidow
Federa
Walter Miller
Slarge
State Department of Mines
Miller
West Virginia Senator Probes Post Office Mail Backlog
Sen. Jennings Randolph faults nationwide USPS policies after 475 bags of undelivered mail surface at Charleston facility. Investigator John Giannini reports early December backlog tied to Philadelphia budget cuts. Randolph seeks Senate hearings to address service inefficiency and bureaucratic red tape.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Giannini
Capital City
West Virginia
Congressional
U.S. Postal Service
Jennings Randolph
Randolph
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
John G. Giannini
Sen
Gale. McGee
Wyoming
Senate
Cnarleston
U.S. Post Office Department
Postal Service
Nail
Philadelphia
Animals Die In Argentine Zoo Raises Mystery
At Buenos Aires Zoo the death toll of meat eating animals reached 40 as authorities investigate possible criminal poisoning. Autopsies found phosphorus rich pesticide traces while zoo officials deny an epidemic and keep the facility closed for a second day.
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Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires Zoo
Zoo
Steel output in Common Market declines in 1971
In 1971 steel production across Common Market nations fell over five percent, driven mainly by a drop in Germany where output decreased by about 5 million metric tons from 1970. Total market production slid to 103.3 million tons, a drop of roughly 5.8 million tons.
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Brussels
Littlefield Rejects Liquor By Drink Again
Littlefield voters again rejected a proposal to legalize liquor by the drink for off premise consumption. In a low turnout, 1,027 voted against and 907 for the measure, continuing prohibition since the 1930s.
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Littlefield
Caly
Cotton export targets rise in Colombia to 1975
Bogota reports Colombia plans to double cotton export value from about $31.96 million in 1972 to nearly $62 million by 1975, outlining growth expectations for the sector.
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Bogota
Colombia
Uganda Recognizes East Germany in Diplomatic Move
Berlin reporting that Uganda has granted diplomatic recognition to East Germany, becoming the 58th nation to do so according to ADN East German news service.
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Berlin
UPI
East Germany
ADN
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