Boeing SST study raises weather and ozone concerns
Washington based Rep. Henry S. Reuss cites a secret Boeing study predicting SST operations could raise upper atmospheric water vapor, boost cloud cover, lower Earth temperature slightly, and reduce ozone by up to seven percent in operating regions. Boeing disputes the findings asserting no measurable weather impact from 500 SSTs.
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Burden Challenges 69th District Victory Over Irregularities
Ohio Representative Edward Burden files in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court seeking to be declared winner of the 69th district’s May Democratic primary or have the election nullified. He finishes second to James Rankin by 146 votes and cites insufficient ballots at some polling places and potential ballot irregularities. Burden requests a trial to prove he would have been renominated. Rankin workers planned to challenge the results if Burden had won. Board of Elections has not commented.
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Correspondents Death Confirmed in Cambodia
CBS confirms death of correspondent George Syvertsen found in a shallow grave near Phnom Penh. Producer Gerald Miller remains missing, NBC reporter Welles Hangen believed captured, and five other journalists vanished after disappearing Sunday.
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Eisenhower Examines Southern Strategy In His Amherst Thesis
David Eisenhower, Amherst College senior and 22, analyzes Kevin Phillips The Emerging Republican Majority in a thesis earning BA cum laude. He notes unresolved questions about the Wallace vote, GOP image in the South, and potential shifts in national politics.
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Belmont County prosecutor's aide becomes Ohio Young Democrats president
Bernard Lancione of Martins Ferry, an assistant Belmont County prosecutor, was elected president of the Young Democratic Clubs of Ohio at the convention held in Cleveland.
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Caroline Kennedy Attends Memorial Mass For Uncle Robert
Caroline Kennedy arrives at a Manhattan church Friday for a memorial mass honoring her uncle, Senator Robert Kennedy. The twelve year old attends the service as the Kennedy family continues to mark the 1968 tragedy in Dallas.
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Girl Killed in Kentucky 80 Crash Near Somerset
State police report a two car collision on Kentucky 80 five miles east of Somerset results in the deaths of 5 year old Sheila Denise Field of Coal Grove Ohio and 27 year old Maurice Inabitt of Stabe Kentucky.
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Interim IOS Chief Resigns Amid Fund Outflows
Richard M. Hammerman resigns as interim president of IOS Ltd. He retains board chair roles in IOS Insurance Group. IOS funds face heavy redemptions amid stock market declines, with total assets dropping from about 2.4 billion to 1.8 billion.
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