Explosion and Gunshot Victims Reported in Ulster Violence
Security forces recovered a mutilated body near the Ballagh Bridge border area as two bombs exploded in Rosslea and two shots targeted troops. Franklin Pardou, a 25 year old militiaman, was killed delivering milk on a country lane near Aughnacloy, raising Ulster death toll to 786 in almost four years of sectarian conflict.
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Bugging Scandal Difficult Time Explained by Julie Nixon
Julie Nixon Eisenhower described the Watergate scandal as a very difficult period for President Nixon. She noted many accusations and charges and said he will have everything out in the open. She spoke before a Brookdale Hospital Auxiliary luncheon in New York.
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Dennis Jr. Granted New Trial in Texas Drug Case
Linster Dennis Jr. of Belton previously convicted by a Belton jury for selling marihuana faced a circuit of Texas appeals courts. Judge J. F. Clawson presided as Dennis admitted guilt again and received ten years probation with credit for two years served.
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Coexistence Expedition Faces Turmoil Before Atlantic Raft Voyage
In Las Palmas Canary Islands a mixed crew for the Acali raft faces delays after storm warnings and the dismissal of expedition doctor Jana Kochen. Captain Maria Bjornstam, a Swede, stresses authority as weather and internal tensions test plans for a three month voyage toward Mexico. The project seeks to study how diverse individuals coexist in isolation and how female leadership shapes the mission.
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Commodity Options Dealer Indicted On Mail Fraud Charges
Harold Goldstein, 58, president of Goldstein Samuelson, indicted by a federal grand jury on 11 counts of mail fraud and perjury. Prosecutors say he led an intricate scheme to defraud the public of millions by selling unregulated commodity options worldwide. He faces arrest warrants, and his firm reportedly faced insolvency with about 80 million in liabilities and no active customer account.
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Summer Electricity Crisis Unlikely Officials Say
A United Press International survey finds electricity generally sufficient for this summer with potential brownouts in New York Chicago and Los Angeles. Con Edison warns of possible outages if limited nuclear units at Zion proceed and Northwest hydro output remains weak.
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Harlingen Schools See Widespread Marijuana Use
Supt. James I. Thigpen says marijuana use among Harlingen students is widespread after Gay Junior High expelled a pupil for marijuana possession. Three more Gay High hearings set for May 17. off campus arrests police matter. Thigpen cites proximity to Mexico and unreliable anonymous questionnaires.
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Pope invites Paul VI to visit Egypt as Shenouda eyes meeting
In a farewell audience Vatican reports Coptic Patriarch Shenouda I of Alexandria invites the Pope of Rome to Egypt. Paul VI replies that it would be a great privilege if possible, noting political obstacles amid Middle East tensions surrounding a papal visit.
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Devro Expands Sausage Casings Plant In Lubbock
Devro Inc of Lubbock completes an expansion doubling production at its 90 employee plant, adding 20 workers. The project, undertaken with Anthony Mechanical and Tarver Electrical, enhances a facility opened in 1970 and supports U.S. and international markets from Somerville New Jersey headquarters.
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Seven Point Peace Accord Reached by Lebanon and Palestinians
Lebanese and Palestinian leaders concluded a seven point deal to halt fighting in Lebanon and sustain a cease-fire. A high level joint committee would supervise the truce and maintain immediate contact between Lebanese army chiefs and Palestinian leaders including Yasir Arafat to prevent outbreaks of violence.
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Soviet worries over Middle East crisis reach Franjich
Soviet Ambassador Servar Azimov conveyed Moscow's concern to Franjich as turmoil deepened after Prime Minister Amin Hafez's resignation. The article notes a constitutional eight day window for parliament to act on a state of emergency and the need for a new government to defend policy amid renewed fighting.
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