Borman Sees Red Cross Over POWs in Geneva
Col Frank Borman met with senior officials of the International Red Cross Committee in Geneva for about an hour to discuss United States prisoners in North Vietnam. He called the meeting very fine and said the talks covered prisoners problems and potential repatriation as the humanitarian body pursues efforts for all Southeast Asian prisoners. He then left for Belgrade to continue his mission for President Nixon.
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Geneva
Frank Borman
International Red Cross Committee
United States
North Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Two Kenton youths charged in Sylvania man's death
Gary Lee Nichols aged 19 and Donald Lee Bailey aged 18, both of Kenton, were charged with first degree murder in the death of Robert E. Vincent, a Sylvania man found in the Scioto River. They also face charges of malicious destruction of property for vandalism at Grove Cemetery and a burned church bus, with coroner’s report pending.
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Kenton, Ohio
Kenton
Scioto River
Gary Lee Nichols
Donald Lee
Grove Cemetery
Hickel Sees New Application for Trans-Alaska Pipeline
Interior Secretary Walter Hickel expressed optimism about a forthcoming application for constructing the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System. He aims to begin construction in late fall or early spring, vowing to address environmental safeguards and safety data. The project would stretch 800 miles from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez, with a $900 million price tag and criticism from conservationists. Hickel noted a new Alaska Oil Pipeline Service Co. has replaced the old governance, promising responsible northern development after a Canadian and Alaskan arctic tour.
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Anchorage, Alaska
Walter Hickel
Hickel
Prudhoe Bay
Alaska
Valdez
Gulf of Alaska
TAPS
Hapy
Alaska Oil Pipeline Service Co
Scouts Spend Weekend Out at Hueston Woods
Seven members of Boy Scout Troop 87 spent a weekend at Hueston Woods working on cooking requirements, paddling, swimming and hiking. Attending were Dave Tuttle, Rick Sparks, Tim Kemplin, Dave White, Roy S, Richard Hatfield, Mark Hatfield, with Roy Hatfield Jr as scoutmaster and committeemen Bob Kemptin and Donald Tuttle.
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Boy Scout Troop 87
Hueston Woods
Dave Tuttle
Rick Sparks
Tim Kemplin
Dave White
Roy S
Richard
Mark Hatfield
Roy Hatfield Jr
Bob Kemptin
Donald Tuttle
Computers Popular in Buenos Aires Market
Argentina's expenditures for electronic data processing equipment rose from 25 million dollars in 1968 to 30 million last year, with purchases expected to reach 52 million in 1972.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Milk prices hit record high and dairying receipts top six billion
Washington reports last year saw prices received by farmers for milk at a record high and farm cash receipts from dairying estimated at 6.1 billion dollars, highlighting dairy sector strength.
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Washington
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Borman
Red Cross
McAlpin
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Ao R Ay
Arctic
Jean Chretien
Indian Affairs and Northern Development
Rheinhold Schwartz Band
Franz Klaber
Tombstone Territory
Rt. 4
Hamilton
Middletown
Esse
Lce
Pereale Sheets
First Lady
Dacron
Cone
Tempo Norron
Cene
France
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