13 People Found Shot To Death In Mexico
In Escandon near Juarez, 12 men and a woman were found shot in the eyes and buried in a vacant lot beside a movie house. The bodies lay within 50 yards of each other on land owned by Ricardo Palacios, brother of the town mayor. A worker uncovered a head, prompting panic among laborers who uncovered the others.
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Opposition Mounts Tax Plan Stalls in Ohio Legislature
In Columbus AP reports a partisan clash over a 1.2 billion tax package as meetings among Republicans and Democratic leaders fail to resolve core disputes. Opposition favors county level tax collection and spending, while House Speaker Kurfess and allies push for a flat state tax.
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House
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Netley
Climate Controlled Mall Plan Wins Merchant Backing Downtown
Downtown merchants agreed to support an enclosed climate controlled mall on Central Avenue and Broad Street linking Main to Canal and Manchester to First Avenues. City gains 23 million funding though federal HUD approved 6.87 million. architects to refine plans as committee reviews standards and storefront remodels.
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Canal Streets
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Battlefield Deaths Lowest In 50 Years In Vietnam
AP reports 19 Americans died in combat last week in Vietnam, the lowest weekly combat toll since 1965, with 19 noncombat deaths and 261 wounded. Enemy casualties remained steady, and U.S. troop withdrawals were under discussion as Ambassador Bunker headed to Washington for consultations on speeding up withdrawals. The total U.S. force stood at about 250,900 with plans to reduce to around 180,000 by December.
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Agreement Near In Kroger Strike
Cincinnati AP reports a tentative accord between Kroger and striking Retail Clerks Union Local 1099, representing about 2,000 members at 67 Kroger supermarkets after a three week walkout over wages conditions and a guaranteed 36 hour work week. Union officials planned a Friday morning general meeting to discuss the deal.
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Kroger Wins Temp Injunction In Labor Strike Action
A Cincinnati judge issued a temporary injunction preventing three unions fromfining members who crossed picket lines at Kroger. The ruling held unions violated their contracts by threatening fines. City officials were also ordered to investigate off duty police linked to strike activity involving 2000 Retail Clerks Union members.
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Richard L Krabach
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Couple Feels Fine After Three Months Of DDT Use
NORTH HOLLYWOOD Calif AP A husband and wife say they consumed DDT daily for three months and feel fine they plan to write a book and may try it again Robert Loibl 60 owner of a pest control firm and his wife conducted the test to back his report May 20 with their dandruff gone and appetites stronger after finishing the experiment
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Cali
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Loibl
Louise
University of California
Weather warms with possible showers and mild lows
A warming trend starts tomorrow with a slight chance of afternoon or evening showers. Highs will reach the low 80s and lows in the upper 50s. Yesterday’s high was 75 and this morning’s low 50.
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