Great Lakes Region Battered by Severe Storms
Storms swept the Great Lakes region bringing high winds rain and hail. A tornado destroyed a barn near Sargeant Minnesota while Green Bay area faced downed power lines and damaged homes. An 80 foot steeple collapsed into St Francis Church De Pere and Clinton Iowa lost power to about 4000 residents. Two houseboats destroyed Fulton Illinois reported injuries and mobile homes damaged while Chilli cothe Ohio endured hail and winds with heavy snow in Hibbing Minnesota.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Sargeant
Minnesota
Green Bay
Wis
St. Francis Church
de Pere
Clinton
Mississippi River
Fulton
Ill
Chillicothe
Ohio
Hibbing
Underwear Afire Costs Lies in New Mexico Forest
In New Mexico a forest fire started by burning underwear led to a $51.22 bill billed to 19 year old Troy Wayne Klaus of Albuquerque. Klaus and three friends used underwear on sticks as torches to light a trail, causing grass and pine needle flames.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
U. S. Forest Service
Troy Wayne Klaus
Forest Service
Klaus
Britain Leads Europe In Egg Production With 40.7 Million Boxes
Britain produced 40.7 million boxes of eggs last year, the highest in the European Common Market, per the British Egg Marketing Board. West Germany produced 37.2 million and France 28.9 million boxes.
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London
England
Britain
British Egg Marketing Board
West Germany
France
Three Suits Seek $39,000 For Crash Injuries
Damages totaling 39000 are sought in three Butler County Common Pleas cases stemming from an April 22, 1968 Middletown crash. Plaintiff Flossie Hall seeks 34000 for injuries and medical bills after a collision with a car driven by Marsha Hurt. Passengers Gladys Patterson and Cynthia Patterson request 2000 and 3000 respectively.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Middletown
Flossie Hall
Tenth Ave
Marsha Hurt
Lamar
Clara C. Hurt
Timothy Lane
Carlisle
Verity Parkway
Manchester Avenue
Gladys Patterson
Dayton
Cynthia
Metzenbaum urged sacrifice to fight pollution on Earth Day
The Associated Press reports Kansas Ohio Democrat Howard M. Metzenbaum urged sacrifices to curb phosphates emissions and other pollutants during Earth Day events at Cleveland State University. Republican rival Taft warned pollution controls must balance freedom, while Lukens called for strict rules to curb air and water pollution in Ohio.
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Associated Press
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Metzenbaum
Cleveland State University
Donald ‘Buz’? Lukens
Malone College
Canton
Mark McElroy
Ohio
Lorain County
Mail Delays Highlight Candidacy Echoes in Ohio Race
A fragmented mail route surfaces in a Louisville story as E L Martin receives a Asheville card six days late, while Ohio gubernatorial candidates face pollution and fiscal crisis notes. Gilligan cites police funding woes. Cloud and Gilligan shift from pollution in Cincinnati talks.
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Louisville, Ky
E. L. Martin
Asheville
N. C
Martin
Louisville
Lewisburg
Lewisville
Government salaries in India vary from fifty-three to eighteen dollars per month
The Indian government pays salaries to ministers and officials with a reported range from 18 to 533 dollars monthly. Vidya Charan, minister of state for Home Affairs, informed Parliament of the pay scale details.
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NEW Delht
India
Vidya Charan
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