Unanswered Questions Linger in My Lai Probe
An Associated Press summary notes lingering questions after the My Lai massacre probe. Col. Oran Henderson is cleared. Calley awaits appeal while Medina is freed. The piece questions why the incident happened, whether it was isolated or ordered, and whether it was swept under the rug.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
William Calley
Oran Henderson
My Lai
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Col
Oran K. Henderson
Ernest Medina
Calley
Henderson
Medina
Pollution Killing Christmas Trees
Western Maryland Christmas trees are reportedly damaged by air pollution from a West Virginia power plant. Maryland officials, including Jean J. Schuenman and Dr. Neil Solomon, criticize EPA standards set by William D. Ruckelshaus as too lenient and leave four years for continued tree loss.
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Baltimore
Maryland
West Virginia
Jean J. Schuenman
Neil Solomon
Federal Environmental Agency
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
West Virginia Electric Power Co
Mit
Solomon
Ruckelshaus
Parole Pleas From Baker and Berrigan as Board Opens Hearings
Bobby Baker former Senate secretary and Daniel Berrigan antiwar priest lead parole pleas before the U S Board of Parole. Baker seeks early release after a 1 to 3 year sentence for theft tax evasion and fraud while Berrigan seeks a rehearing on alleged new evidence. Neither outcome is decided at the session.
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Washington Cap
Roblat G
Bobby) Baker
U.S. Senate
Washington
Baker
Daniel Berrigan
U.S. Board of Parole
Berrigan
Lewisburg
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Federal Correctional Institute
Danbury
Conn
Braddock Heights Plans Community Holiday Events
Residents prepare for a festive season with decorated homes and a pine tree at the Post Office. Cub Scout carols on Dec 16 mark the tree lighting, and Dec 29 church caroling invites all. Christmas Eve Eucharist at 7:30 p.m. features a 7 p.m. choir.
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Braddock Heights
Church of the Transfiguration
Skaring
Postman Akira Onishi Found With 2783 Letters
Tokyo police investigated postman Akira Onishi after reports of missing mail. They recovered 2 783 letters and quoted him saying he could not resist reading other people's mail.
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Tokyo Cap
Akira Onishi
Onishi
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