Pitt students claim draft lottery numbers stacked
Three University of Pittsburgh students using computer analysis say the draft lottery results show a pattern suggests the capsules were arranged month by month and not stirred. They note December dates favored early draws while January dates dominated later rounds, challenging random selection.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Tom Anestis
Anestis
Don Smith
Alan B. Lazar
Washington
Selective Service
Navy
William S. Pascoex
Pascoex
Ohio educators press for state income tax funding schools
The Ohio Education Association, at its 47th annual meeting in Columbus, urged a state income tax to fund education as rising costs strain schools. About 1,200 delegates approved the resolution as a legislative goal.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
Association
J. Alan Aufderheide
OEA
Christ Child Safe in Pageant of Peace Despite Legal Fight
A federal court refused to halt construction of the Nativity scene at the Ellipse near the White House pending a ruling on church and state issues raised by the ACLU and the American Jewish Congress. The pageant opens next Tuesday with President Nixon lighting the national Christmas tree.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S. Circuit
Ellipse
White House
American Civil Liberties Union
Interior Department
American Jewish Congress
ACLU
Asst
U.S
Gil Zimmerman
Weekend Weather Outlook for Southwestern Ohio
The weekend outlook calls for little temperature change and persistent cloudiness in southwestern Ohio. Tonight’s low near 30 degrees, with Sunday highs in the 40s. Monday remains partly cloudy with little temperature change.
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Ohio
Ross County Gets SL7.1998 Grant
Gov James A Rhodes announced Friday that Ross County Community Action Commission will receive 117198 in anti poverty funds from the U S Office of Economic Opportunity to operate neighborhood centers for low income residents of Chillicothe and Ross County Ohio
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Columbus, Ohio
Ross County Community Action Commission
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
James A. Rhodes
Chillicothe
Ross County
Ohio soldier says Viet Cong took best care of us
Two American helicopter crewmen released by the Viet Cong after 38 days in captivity arrived at Yokota Air Base near Tokyo for the journey home. W O Michael T. Peterson and Sgt Vernon C. Shepard said they were treated humanely and would hesitate to fight in the same area again, citing medical care and food as similar to what their captors received.
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Yokota
U.S. Air Force Base
W.O. Michael T. Peterson
Redmond
Wash
Vernon C. Shepard
Akron
Ohio
Tachikawa Air Base
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
Shepard
Peterson
Roy Cohn Acquitted in Bribery Conspiracy Trial
A federal jury acquitted financier Roy M. Cohn and two co defendants on charges of conspiring to bribe a public official in a 1962 city data bribery case tied to $30 million Fifth Avenue Coach condemnation. Cohn said Morgenthau conducts a vendetta as the verdicts were read after 11 weeks of trial.
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al Court
Roy M. Cohn
Inter B. Wyatt
Cohn
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
John A Kiser
Philadelphia
John F. Curtin
Fifth Avenue Coach Co
Cain
America
U.S
Robert M. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
McCarthy
Senate
Treasury Department
Henry Morgenthau
Fires kill seven children in Cincinnati area
AP report details three separate fires Friday night that claimed seven young lives in Cincinnati and Covington. Among the dead are Cedric and Francisco Morris, Rosa Marie Poteete, and Charlene Bedinghaus. Two mothers were hospitalized in shock.
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Cincinnati
Marjorie Morris
General Hospital
Camp Washington
Marjorie Poteete
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Betty Bedinghaus
Bedinghaus
Northside
Willa Johnson
Morris
Cedric
Carlos
Lorenthia
Francisco Morris
Antonio Johnson
Johnson Rosa Marie Poteete
Charlene
Airliner hijackers killed on Ethiopian Airlines flight
An Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 727 bound for Addis Ababa left Athens with the bodies of two hijackers aboard. Greek guards killed the Yemeni man and Senegalese youth as they tried to hijack the plane after it departed Madrid. No passengers or crew were hurt and the jet was undamaged.
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Athens
Addis Ababa
Madrid
Ethiopia
Ethiopian Airlines
Massacre Allegation Reported By Senator In Senate
Senator Stephen M Young relayed to the Senate an account of indiscriminate killings of South Vietnamese civilians by South Korean troops. The description came from a letter by Dr David Crane to his father, detailing a massacre of men women and children with no location date or unit specified.
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Stephen M. Young
Ohio Democrat
Senate
David Crane
Crane
Young
Bank Bombings Kill 14 in Milan and Rome
Explosions at Milan National Bank of Agriculture and Rome National Bank of Labor killed 14 and injured more than 100. Police detained hundreds as leftists and rightists blamed each other. The Milan blast toppled walls and sent glass flying, with nine dead and seven of the injured losing limbs.
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Rome
Italy
Milan
National Bank of Agriculture
National Bank of Labor
U.S
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