Day In The Life And Death Of Latin America's Terrorists
A 24 hour survey across Guatemala Colombia Chile and Dominican Republic notes the Jan 13 toll of terrorist acts. Guatemala City police chief Lopez Castanza is fatally shot. Mutata Colombia suffers a police chief killing and threats before April elections. Santiago bus shelters burned and slogans scrawled. Dominican officer slain. a bus attack on a General Electric bus injures thirteen.
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Latin America
Western Hemisphere
Associated Press
Ciriaco Lopez Castanza
Guatemala
National Police
Lopez Castanza
Guatemala City
Mutata
Colombia
Andes
Santiago
Chile
el Pueblo
Santo Domingo
Trujillo
Jose Miguel Figueroa Matias
Listin Diario
Joaquin Almarante
Puerto Rico
General Electric
Farm Income Rises in 1969 Despite Economic Slowdown
Agriculture Department economists predict another strong year for farm income led by livestock profits, with 1969 net income totaling about 16 billion dollars on record marketings of 47.4 billion and a gross of 54.6 billion, while costs rose to 38.6 billion. The report notes per farm income averaged 5041 dollars, up 11.5 percent from 1968, and farm nonfarm income reaching about 12.6 billion dollars.
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Don Kendall
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
Agricul
Ohio Residency Rule Challenged by Demo Group Director
Jim A. Eldridge of Chillicothe, executive director of the Democratic State Finance Committee, filed suit in U S District Court challenging Ohio’s one year voter residency requirement. Eldridge moved from Illinois two months ago and says he is among thousands of disenfranchised citizens.
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Columbus, Ohio
Jim A. Eldridge
Chillicothe
Democratic State Finance Committee
U.S. District Court
Eldridge
Ohio
Illinois
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