Gas Grenade Halts Opera House Show
A grenade thrown from a balcony at the Civic Opera House in Chicago forced evacuation of 3,500 and canceled a Mosheyev Datree Company performance. Audience members suffered fumes. a woman was struck and treated, then released. Police recovered the military origin canister and investigated. Picketers outside linked to a protest over Jews in the Soviet Union.
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Civic Opera House
Motseyev Datree Company
Cats Persorts
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Soviet Union
Abbot Rosen
Midwest
Anti-Defamation League of B'Nai B’rith
Opera House
Oan
Perinen
Bamby Ye
R Regime
OBrien accuses Agnew Asia trip of political aims
Washington AP Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. OBrien condemns Vice President Agnew’s Asia mission as a politically motivated campaign jaunt designed to boost his foreign policy profile for the fall election. The White House declined comment. Agnew begins major campaign swing September 10 through six states.
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Southeast Asia
Congress
Drafting Class Opens Sept 1 at Mexico VO-TECH
The two year post high school Technical Drafting program at Mexico Area Vocational-Technical School begins September 1. Lead teacher will be Phil Daylis, former A.B. Chance technician and University of Missouri graduate. Tuition is $30 monthly plus $25 application fee. four openings remain. Call 581-5684 to apply.
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Mexico Area
CP School Reopens Monday At Audrain Center
Audrain County Cerebral Palsy Center at 408 S Missouri St will reopen Monday under director Mrs. Evelyn LaFon. The program will offer speech and physical therapy this year. Information available by calling 581-2793 from 9 to 12 after Monday.
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Tulsa Judges Will Have Armed Guards
Tulsa's 10 district court judges will receive armed guards at their homes and in courtrooms after a bomb attack nearly killed Dist on Judge Fred Nelson. Presiding Judge Robert D. Simms ordered new precautionary measures to shield judges from similar incidents as several legal officials have been hospitalized in northeastern Oklahoma recently.
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Oklahoma
Portable VIDA device warns heart patients of trouble
Walnut Creek California AP three scientists built a card sized computer named VIDA Ventricular Impulse Detector and Alarm that beeps when ectopic heartbeats indicate potential fatal fibrillation. The alarm gives patients about three days to seek medical care. Creators Dr John W Gorman Robert L Chapman and Richard D Lanham set up in San Francisco Bay Area testing prototypes with marketing hoped for 1971. VIDA patented in 1964 and programmed to sound only during abnormal beats to avoid false alarms.
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California
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Danville
Richard D. Lanham
Castro Valley
Oakland
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Chevron Oil fined 1 million for Gulf spill landmark ruling
Interior Secretary Hickel hailed the $1 million penalty against Chevron Oil Co as a landmark. a judge imposed the maximum $2,000 on 500 counts after Chevron changed to a no contest plea for failing to install storm chokes on offshore wells. The case stems from a 10 day spill along the Gulf coast and linked safety devices.
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Pauline) Metcalf
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Ed Epperson
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Ter
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University of
Mexico Ledger Thursday August 27 1970 Page 14 Item
Local page from the Mexico Missouri Ledger dated Thursday August 27 1970 presents brief notices and listings on page 14 including local events, notices, and small updates for residents of Mexico Missouri. The items reflect typical small town newspaper content of the period.
Cardinal's Golfing Motto Asks Mercy
SAN CLEMENTE CALIF AP Terence Cardinal Cooke of New York joked with President Nixon about golf clubs inscribed with Lord have mercy on me The President quipped that Bob Hope suggested the same motto for his clubs Cooke was at the Western White House to discuss a European base tour and youths issues with Lawrence Welk also present
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Terence Candinal Cooke
New York
Nixon
Bob Hope
White House
U.S
Europe
Lawrence Welk
Illinois Man Heads Knights Templar
G Wilbur Bell of Chandlerville Illinois, a gran dealer and banker, was elevated as most eminent grand master of the Grand Encampment Knights Templar at the 51st triennial conclave in Denver. He will serve three years, succeeding John L Crofts Sr. of Kokomo Florida.
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Knights Templar
Tites States
Christian Masonic Order
G. Wilbur Bell
Chandlerville
Til
Chicago
Jom L. Crofts Sr
Kokomis
Fla
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