Two British Soldiers Die as Jeep Bomb Hits Near Border
Belfast AP report says a road mine, likely IRA planted, blew up a British army jeep near the border, killing two soldiers. In Belfast a gunman wounded in a police clash died in hospital, raising Northern Ireland’s death toll to 243 in the sectarian conflict, with 37 this year. Bombs exploded in Belfast and Armagh. troops battled youths in Coalisland. Talks prospects linger as London considers limited tweaks to internment while Faulkner pushes to keep it intact.
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Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Armagh
Coalisland
Infections Double Since Hexachlorophene Scare
The National Center for Disease Control reports 166 staphylococcal infection cases in 24 nurseries across 23 hospitals, up from 74 cases a week earlier. Most infections are minor skin conditions with no fatalities, though some strains resist penicillin and other antibiotics, while methicillin remains effective.
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Washington
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Food and Drug Administration
American Academy of Pediatrics
NCDC
FDA
Governor Demonstrates Sharp Shooting at Range
Gov Winfield Dunn visited the Tennessee Highway Patrol target range this week and fired ten shots in two attempts. He hit the center of five man-sized targets from a standing position and then achieved five more hits when asked to shoot from the hip.
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Jackson, Tenn
Winfield Dunn
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Dunn
Ohio per pupil education investment rises to 739
The Ohio Department of Education reports $739 spent per pupil in 1970-71 for primary and secondary education, up $61 from the prior year. State School Superintendent Martin Essex notes the figure will rise further as the larger education budget takes effect.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Education
Martin Essex
Housewife Charged In Slaying Of Judge
Naomi Stout, 42, of East Orange, is charged with murder in the death of Essex County Judge Roger Yancey who died after gunshot wounds suffered in a Newark motel. Yancey, 67, had been named a county court judge in 1960 and previously served in the Meyner administration.
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Newark
N.J
East Orange
Essex County
Roger Yancey
New Jersey
Naomi Stout
Stout
Yancey
Gateway- Downtowner
Martland Medical Center
Kenneth Melchior
Robert B. Meyner
Meyner
Amphetamine Production Slashed 80 Percent for 1972
The Justice Department orders 1972 amphetamine quotas cut to 1564 kilograms and 969 kilograms for methamphetamine. Previous year totals were 9356 and 4926 respectively. The cuts cover medical research and export needs while maintaining stocks. Surgeon General Steinfeld urged a smaller cut but supported further reductions after review.
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Washington
Justice Department
John E. Ingersoll
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Ingersoll
U.S
Jesse L. Steinfeld
Driver Not Hurt In One Car Wreck
Thomas C. Swinford 29 of 5529 Liberty Fairfield Road escaped injury when his southbound car ran off Woodsdale Road north of Wayne Madison Road and struck a mailbox and a post. Deputies said an approaching car crowded him off the road.
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Hamilton
Thomas C. Swinford
Liberty- Fairfeild Road
Woodsdale Road
Wayne-Madison Road
Butler County
Adventist Pastor Morford to Speak at Sabbath Service
Pastor Ivan Morford will speak on What He Taught He Was at the 11 30 a.m. worship service tomorrow at the Seventh Day Adventist Church Sabbath school begins at 10 a.m.
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Ivan Morford
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Britain Rattled as Power Blackouts Hit Across Nation
Britain endures rotating blackouts as a coal strike enters its fifth week with up to eight hours without electricity daily. Buckingham Palace and Big Ben faced outages while 80 percent of homes rely on electricity for heat. Age Concern cites seven elderly deaths in Newcastle linked to fuel shortages. Hospitals exempt from cuts.
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London
Age Concern
Newcastle
Toledo Youth Killed in Two Car Crash Near Lambertville
Mark Nelson, 16, of Toledo died in a two vehicle crash on a county road near Lambertville Michigan just north of Toledo on Thursday night. The collision involved another vehicle and prompted authorities to investigate the wreck.
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Toledo, Ohio
Mark Nelson
Toledo
Lambertville
Mich
Cop Is Harvard Graduate Cop Is Harvard Graduate
John Pippin became Harvard College’s first graduate to join the Harvard campus police. The 22 year old from Dallas, Texas, studied German history and chose police work because he wanted a job he enjoys and believes helps make the world a better place. He patrols a regular campus beat and expects to consider graduate school later, noting friends were surprised at his choice but have softened.
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Cambridge
Mass
John Pippin
Harvard
Pippin
Dallas
Tex
Paper Drive to Benefit Explorer Post 6 Plans
A weekend paper drive by Explorer Post 6, sponsored by the Men's Club of the First United Methodist Church, will run at Rosedale Elementary School 4601 Sophie Ave. Andrew Titus, drive chairman, says a truck will collect papers tomorrow 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Call 423-1231 to arrange pickup. Funds support Explorer activities including a post trip to the Bahamas.
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Men’s Club
The
First United Methodist Church
Rosedale
Sophie Ave
Andrew Titus
Bahamas
Farmer Howard Locke Dies in Springfield
Howard "Bill" Locke, 56, Clark County farmer active in Farm Bureau and Grange circles, died Thursday of a heart attack in Springfield Ohio. His involvement spanned state level Farm Bureau and Grange activities.
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Springfield
Ohio
Howard “Bill” Locke
Clark County
Warren County hires Mason architect for jail project
Warren County commissioners hired Al Voorhis to design a new county jail costing 1.2 million dollars. Gov. Gilligan announced a 75,500 state grant for fees, matched by 25,500 county funds. The jail replaces an 1844 building condemned as inadequate. Also approved annexation of 24.6 acres from James L. Gross on Chamberlain Road to Carlisle. Franklin Township trustees raised objections but did not attend.
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Lebanon
Warren County
al Voorhis
Carlisle
Franklin Township
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Princess Anne
Far East
Scotland Yard
House of Lords
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