Senator Demands Reason For Army Paper Clippings
WASHINGTON AP A senator seeks an official explanation for 15 airmen armed with razor blades spending a day cutting 14 000 holes in 10 000 Talespinner newspaper pages at Lackland Air Force Base Texas The hole three columns wide and 215 inches deep appeared in the Aug 7 edition centered on page 5 The base spokesman said the crop of a photo of Maj Gen Samuel was the reason and that the only way to reprint was to cut the picture Sen William Proxmire urged a probe calling it a possible freedom of the press violation and taxpayer waste The incident caused embarrassment and mutilation of base papers shared with a civilian publisher
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James Charges Blair Campaigns Unfairly in Maryland
Annapolis AP James Republican candidate Peter James says he will file legal charges alleging unfair campaign practices by Stanley Blair and will name a national corporation linked to Blair. James plans a noon news conference at the Maryland Inn. Spiro Agnew hosts a Blair gala at the Washington Hilton on Sept 13, drawing flak for location.
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Boy Defuses WW II Bomb at Building Site
In Birmingham England 15 year old Tan Hughes defused a live World War II era mortar bomb found at a building site after taking it home. Police expert warned such acts are foolhardy and dangerous. The boy said he learned bomb handling from television and did not fear the fuse.
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Hagerstown men charged with arson
Two Hagerstown men, David M Williams and John L Jones, were arrested on arson charges after a fire at the B F Goodrich Co. branch caused over $3,000 in damage. They faced a preliminary hearing and were held on $15,000 bonds each. Police linked them to arson at the cabinet works and noted related district fires amid earlier incidents.
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Oakland Parking Tickets Going Up
Oakland Maryland reports rising meter fines as Park ing tickets remain a small town issue. Police Chief Percy Lawton notes 25 cent fines for violations, up from 10 cents last year, with violators risking a court summons if not paid within three days and possible $2.25 fines after warnings.
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Nixon Policy Creates Asia Anxiety and Skepticism
AP dispatch notes a year of Nixon Doctrine measures shrinking U.S. postures and aid, sparking worry across Asia. Tokyo seeks to embed as economic partner while shouldering security duties, easing Vietnam and Cambodia aid. India questions Guam pledge, while Saigon questions funding for expanded armed forces amid Vietnamization. South Korea fears North Korea may seize on U.S. force reductions to push for reunification.
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