OSU Dismisses Four Students Over Administration Building Takeover
Four OSU students accused of participating in the April 26 administration building takeover have been dismissed. Two were already dismissed for academic failure and two withdrew. 26 others are implicated with 10 dismissed for academics and five withdrawn. Records for several are tagged to block readmission without permission. Investigation continues.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Army Pays For 6000 Dead Sheep In Utah Tests
In Skull Valley near Dugway Proving Ground, 6,300 sheep died after nerve gas tests. The Army Claims Service approved a 376,685 dollar claim submitted by Anschutz Land and Livestock Co led by Fred Anschutz of Denver. The deaths followed tests on March 13 14 with no danger to humans confirmed.
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Salt Lake City
Army Claims Service
Utah
Skull Valley
Wallace F. Bennett
Army
Dugway Proving Ground
Bennett
Anschutz Land and Livestock Co
Hatch Ranch
Fred Anschutz
Denver
Secretary of the Army
Refrigerator Tomb For 2 Small Boys
In La Habra California Salvador Ramos five and John Rubio two were found dead in an unplugged refrigerator in the family garage. Pablo Ramos the father discovered the bodies after the sitter reported the boys missing. Police say the boys likely climbed in and the door sealed shut. they were in the appliance for more than two hours.
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LA Habra
Calif
Salvador Ramos
John Rubio
Salvador
Pablo Ramos
Ronald Meehan
Foggy U.S. 52 crash in Ohio injures many motorists
A multi-vehicle collision on U S 52 near Ironton, Ohio, involved 23 vehicles with eight initially causing the pileup. Several people including Lucille Grant Byrne and Cynthia Weber were admitted to the hospital with head and neck injuries, while a Lafayette family also sustained contusions and abrasions.
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Tronton
Ohio
Lawrence County Generalay
U.S
Lucille Grant Byrne
Iron‘ton
Chester E. Bryan
Cattlettsburg
Earl Bare
Greensboro
N.C
Cynthia Weber
Ironton
Patty Davidson
Lafayette
Ind
Paul Sheppard
Shirley
Scott
Spain Airports Handle Over Eleven Million Passengers
Spain reported more than 11.5 million travelers used its airports in the last year, about a 15 percent rise from 1966. Officials blamed a fogbound period for widespread highway closures and a chain reaction accident that blocked both directions of the divided highway.
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Spain
Wartime adviser Sir Alexander Cadogan dies at 83
Sir Alexander Cadogan, 83, longtime British foreign secretary adviser to Prime Minister Winston Churchill, died Tuesday. A veteran diplomat, he served at wartime summit conferences and prepared Churchill's first draft of the Atlantic Charter.
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London
Alexanderary
Cadogan
Churchill
Viser
Winston World War II
Cade
Chargan
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England
Portsmouth
OSU
U. S
Montcgoamery
Middletown
Waterford
Duragon
Wards
Nyshill
DuPont
Palatine
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