Ohio lawmaker denies mistress charges amid scandal
WALLINGTON UPI Rep Wayne Bays of Ohio, a powerful House member, faces accusations from Elizabeth Ray that she was paid as his mistress. Bays denies the claims calling them libelous and notes his campaign ahead for a 15th term. Ray asserts she was paid and used for duties beyond typist work while Bays says she aided in the administration committee.
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Postponed fall vote stalls B1 bomber plan
Senator Culver championed delaying production of the B1 bomber until next February, after the next president declares national interest. Rockwell lobbying and timing influenced carriers, with opponents citing cost and a Brookings study. The vote stalled as lawmakers weighed national security, jobs, and election year politics.
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Lawyer quiet over Quinlan coma report
Morristown New Jersey UPI report says Karen Ann Quinlan’s parents asked doctors to stop life support was denied by their attorney Paul Armstrong who would not confirm or deny she has been on a respirator for days. He called the situation sacredly private as questions linger about medical treatment and prognosis.
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Peasant Army Marches Toward Eritrea in Desert War
Addis Ababa reports a peasant army moving northward toward Eritrea in a holy war scenario. Up to 200,000 peasants with improvised weapons travel in a 1,000-vehicle convoy, while Eritrean guerrillas and regular forces prepare for confrontation near the border. Authorities deny formal peasant mobilization despite visible activity.
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Concorde Welcomes Split U.S. Arrivals at Dulles
At Dulles International Airport two Concorde SSTs arrive nearly simultaneously from London and Paris amid celebrations and protests. British Airways and Air France promote inaugural flights while a Virginia protest group distributes leaflets. Controversy centers on supersonic noise and delayed New York service despite federal approval.
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Lebanon debates French troop offer amid civil conflict
President elect Sarkis pressed French envoy for precise clarification on Giscard D Estaing s offer to dispatch two regiments to Lebanon as Karami and other moderates reject the invasion plan. Leftist and Palestinian groups vow to fight the force, while Gemayel calls the proposal stupid.
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King Solomon Ophir site claimed by USGS team
Geologists with the US Geological Survey and Saudi colleagues say they found the fabled Ophir between Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia at Mahd adh Dirahah. Dr. Robert Luce led the study noting historic claims span centuries from Biblical descriptions of Ophir to Solomon’s gold shipments. A long‑standing mystery may be resolved by a 1st millennium B.C. source location.
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Church remains closed in Granby after failed opening
In Granby Connecticut Rushia West 85 spent 3662 of her life savings to build a church that officials refuse to open for nearly two years citing code and construction violations. The gray building finished in August 1973 sits locked and unused as Mrs West questions the delays.
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KKK backs music man in Alexandria disturbance
In Alexandria, Walter Hetherwick who daily plays Dixie from One South Square faces charges of disturbing the peace. About 100 robed Klan members picketed City Hall in support as Mayor Snyder had Hetherwick arrested May 4 for objections from local blacks to the twice daily recording. Separately in Seattle six people died when a light plane collided in Snoqualmie Pass while en route to a Christian youth leadership conference.
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Motorist finds corpse in Sharon street ingrant
A passing motorist in Sharon, Pennsylvania, found the body of Beverly Blough, 29, of Farrell, beaten. Sharon police said a manhunt or arrest in nearby Niles, Ohio, led to Robert Lee King, 25, also of Farrell, being held for questioning as detectives probe the murder.
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