Meat boycott shows minimal impact on prices says Rosenthal
Washington Democrat Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal says the weeklong meat boycott had almost no effect on prices and may be tried again in May if the federal government acts. He blames exports and farm subsidies for high food costs, while cattlemen claim the market was disrupted and prices rose due to feed costs and supply dynamics.
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Major cost overruns hit two Pentagon programs
UPI reports Rep. Les Aspin and Sen. Stuart Symington warning of $625 million in overruns. Navy SAW frigates now estimated at $3.2 billion, up from $2.7 billion, despite no start of construction. Grand Forks ABM site contractor Morrison-Knudsen seeks $122 million in unnegotiated design changes, lifting a $144.5 million contract.
Phnom Penh convoy reaches capital after Mekong crossing
Eight ships carrying more than two million gallons of fuel arrive in Phnom Penh from Tan Chau on the Mekong. Several vessels are hit by fire. one crewman killed, others wounded. U.S. bombers intensify raids around Takeo Kampot and Prek Tapeo as Cambodian forces push toward Phnom Penh amid heavy fighting.
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Notable Easter Message and Celebrity Marriages Across News
Cardinal Terence Cooke calls for a balance between lawful duty and compassionate substitutes for nonservice. Red Steiger wed Sherry Nelson in an oceanfront ceremony. Steiger aged 47. Gloria Steinem campaigns in Ohio for the ERA. aims for floor vote in 33-member Senate. Frank Batten reelected Landmark Communications chairman. Arthur Ochs Sulzberger remains NYT vice chairman.
New Castle Transit boards 15 cent student fare
The New Castle Transit Authority announced a 15 cent fare for students ages six to eighteen after school hours on weekdays, Saturdays, and summer. The previous 14 or 20 cent rates applied during school and after hours, with a discontinued family plan on Saturdays.
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Nob Hill rapist suspect caught after murder spree
Police captured John P Bunyard, 28, the man sought for a series of sexual attacks on Nob Hill San Francisco. After a chaotic flight across Northern California ending in Merced, Bunyard was wounded by a shot to the chest and arms during a confrontation with officers while holding a woman hostage. Two motel managers were killed in Mariposa, and a hostage couple escaped unhurt.
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Lottery players get pick for new state game
Harrisburg reports the Shapp administration will launch a self selecting state lottery, with $1 tickets two digits long. One in 100 win $40 and selected winners can designate three numbers for a periodic $275,000 jackpot drawing. Officials say the plan aims to curb the illegal numbers racket and is described as first of its kind.
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Shooting spree claims 6 lives in three-way pursuit
Smitty Sneed, 57, owner, was killed and customer Diana Oscar Bennett, 58, wounded. Diane Lore Andrea, 22, died at her home. Police pursued suspect Bonner after he hijacked Mary Felton’s car with her two daughters. A three-way gun battle left Bonner shot, Bennett fatally hit, and Mrs. Felton with minor injuries.
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Four East Side youths held on loitering charges
City police arrested three adults and four juveniles on loitering charges in front of May's Do-Nuts at 1225 Washington St at 8:09 p.m. yesterday. Randy Russo 20 James Xlamat 19 and Paul Scilla 24 released on $25 forfeit to appear later. A 15-year-old was released to parents. Police had earlier warned of a gang at the address setting off fireworks. Six firecrackers and a plastic explosive device were recovered.
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Explosion at Euclid bowling alley causes heavy damage
An explosion and fire Sunday at Ambassador Lanes in Euclid, a suburb of Cleveland, damaged the building and nearby storefronts. The blast, preceded by a strong gas smell, may have caused up to 100000 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported and the cause was not immediately determined.
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84 year old charged with first degree murder in maple heights teen shooting
An 84-year-old Geauga County farmer was charged with first degree murder in the death of 16 year old Brian D Nice. He says the youths trespassed on his Ohio 8 farm near chardon last week after reportedly throwing rocks and firing air rifles at a barn. Deputies report one shot from a pistol was fired from the barn, fatally wounding Nice.
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Arraignment in Fatal Two-Car Collision Near Pitt
Clifford Crider, 63, of McMurray, charged with involuntary manslaughter after a two car crash killed James Summers, 22, near the Allegheny Washington County line. Crider, treated for minor injuries, appeared before Deputy Coroner Mary Pacadia. alcohol impairment noted.
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Guard ends duty at West Virginia penitentiary riot
Guard units from Morgantown and Kingwood completed withdrawal from duty at Moundsville in the wake of March prison uprising. About 10 guards returned home as state police remain to support the 150-officer prison guard force. One inmate died. two were hospitalized after stabbings during the riot that held five guards for 26 hours before inmates’ demands were largely met by Gov. Arch Muore.
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Antioch College Students Strike Over Financial Aid Cuts
Antioch College in Yellow Springs Ohio faced a student strike after protests against anticipated reductions in financial aid for low and middle income students. Pickets blocked classes as a student spokesman urged trustees to guarantee that aid would be eliminated, preventing some students from completing their education.
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Fire destroys 30 harness horses at London fairgrounds
A Sunday fire at the Madison County fairgrounds near London Ohio destroyed 30 harness race horses valued at 500000 dollars and the 50 year old wooden stable and racing equipment. Officials said the origin was undetermined and no injuries were reported.
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Cease-fire violations dip in Saigon amid Easter massacre
Military officials reported 64 cease-fire violations in the 24 hours to noon, the lowest since the January 28 truce. The deadliest incident was an explosion at an Easter pageant in Phuoc Thien near Phan Rang, killing 12 and wounding 81, possibly accidental as militiamen reportedly mishandled a hand grenade.
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