Border Searches Hurt Tourism Across US Mexico Border
Los Angeles AP report notes Operation Intercept triggered by U S Customs searches for drugs has yielded limited drug seizures but damaged tourism across multiple border towns. Mexican chambers urge boycotts while waits at crossings reach hours. Local leaders urge extra agents and funds to speed checks.
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Los Angeles
U.s.-Mexico
U.S
San Diego
Calif
United States
Flavio Romero de Valesco
Ciudad Juarez
el Paso
Mexico
Fortuna Candrena
Chamber of Commerce
Nixon
Boone Weighs Governor Bid in Hawaii
Actor Richard Boone, 52, may enter Hawaii 1970 gubernatorial race as Republican but says he is not yet ready to campaign. Party backers call him GOP hope, while Democratic Gov. Burns likely seeks a third term. Porteus and Kelley back Boone amid strong local support.
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Honolulu
Richard Boone
Hawaii
Boone
California
Oahu
Have Gun
D. Hebden Porteus
GOP
John A. Burns
Hoyt Kelley
Amming Boone
Poe
Newport Strike Ends in City Workers Pact
Newport Kentucky nine day strike by Local 286 municipal workers ends with an agreement. John Strickley says 78 strikers will return Monday. The deal provides a $400 annual raise, four weeks vacation after 12 years, and a birthday off for each employee.
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Newport
Municipal Workers Union
John Strickley
Caterpillar Steals Show at I-81 Opening in Pa
A woolly bear caterpillar interrupted the ribbon ceremony at the opening of a new stretch of Interstate 81 in Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania. Deputy chief engineer Harold C. Poulson paused his speech as TV cameras shifted to the caterpillar. Entomologists note a large woolly bear concentration in east central Pennsylvania.
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Indiantown Gap
Harold C. Poulson
Pennsylvania Highways Department
Poulson
Pennsylvania
Gilligan Sweeney Clash Over Ohio Gubernatorial Outlook
In Columbus two Democratic hopefuls Gilligan of Cincinnati and Sweeney of Cleveland shared a stage with a common foe Republicans. Gilligan praised party unity factors while Sweeney urged a state chairman more like GOP leaders to unite factions. Republicans praised Sweeney's thinking as the campaign edge.
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Columbus, Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Cincinnati
Robert E. Sweeney
Cleveland
Gilligan
Federated Democratic Women’s Clubs of
Ohio
Sweeney
Columbus
U.S. Senate
Eugene P. O'Grady
Sen
Lausche
Washington
Dayton
Vixen film returned to theater in Cincinnati court ruling
In Cincinnati U S District Court Judge David Porter ordered police to return one copy of the film Vixen to Malibu Inc operator of the Guild Theater and halt further seizures while obscenity charges are pending. Malibu sought to block further arrests. prints were seized Sept 22 and 23 and Charles Gall faced citations. Charles Keating, founder of Citizens for Decent Literature, filed the original suit.
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Cincinnati
J. S. District Court
David S. Porter
Cinccinnati
Guild
Malibu Inc
Malibu
Charles Gall
Porter
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Charles Keating
Citizens For Decent Literature
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Union
Howard Collier
James A. Rhodes
Collier
Pd-T
Senate
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KODEL
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Narry's
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Verity Parkway
Sheraton Motor Inn
Henry Gehl
Dayton Road
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