Navy chaplain exonerated in adultery case at court martial
Navy Chaplain Andrew Jensen was found not guilty of adultery with two Navy wives after a two week trial. He celebrated with his wife as supporters erupted while the judge announced not guilty. The women testified about intimate relations, but the board acquitted him after closing arguments.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Andrew Jensen
Jensen
Navy
Jack R. Blackmon
Curran
Gudbranson
Blackmon
William B. Hull
Midwestern Farmers Healthier Than Other Regions AMA Survey
The AMA surveyed over 42,000 homes and found midwestern farmers and rural residents report better health. In 1971 average poor health days were 19.0 for the Midwest versus 20.5 New England, 23.6 West, and 24.3 South.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Boyle guilty in UAW funds case under corruption act
UPI reports Tony Boyle, 67, convicted in Washington federal court on 13 counts for diverting union funds to political campaigns including Hubert Humphrey in 1968. First such conviction under the Corrupt Practices Act and Landrum Griffin Act with possible penalties up to 32 years and $120,000. Also noted Beard's hospital release delay due to chest pains.
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Washington
UPI
United Mine Workers Executive Board
UAW
W.A
Tony’’ Boyle
U.S
Boyle
Hubert H. Humphrey
Landrum-Griffin
Health Board May Vote On Digester Resolution
A Huron County Health Board member seeks a resolution to bar Leon Riley from bringing solid and liquid wastes and dead animals into the county for disposal in a digester Riley plans to install south of Norwalk. Walcher argues the move could turn the county into a regional dumping ground and cites pollution concerns. The health commissioner said there are no specific rules for issuing or operating a Meditron digester in Ohio.
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Huron County Health Board
Leon Riley
Huron County
Ralph Walcher
North Fairfield
Health Board
Walcher
Riley
Norwalk
Ohio
George Linn
Linn
Alvin Fritz
Fritz
Amusement Ride Kills Woman at Astroworld Park
Mrs Elba Gonzales de Junco de la Vega 49 wife of Monterrey publisher Rodolfo Junco de la Vega died after being struck by a spinning ride at Astroworld Park Houston. Park officials said no negligence or malfunction occurred and the ride remained open.
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Houston
API
Mexico
Astroworld Park
Elba Gonzales de Junco de la Vega
Monterrey
Rodolfo Junco de la Vega
el Sol
el Norte
de la Vega
Ohio Acme Cuts Meat Prices in Akron
Acme stores in Akron announced an immediate seven percent price cut on beef chicken and pork effective Monday The move aims to boost marketing conditions and customer response Other chains may follow Cook United President Roy Miner criticized wholesalers for high beef prices Fisher Foods Chairman Carl Fazio noted plentiful meats with turkey hens at 39 cents a pound and eggs at 37 cents a dozen
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Acme
Fred I. Albrecht
Roy B. Miner
Cook United Inc
Ohio
Miner
Carl Fazio
Fisher Foods, Inc
Cleveland
Fazio
Krogh Seeks Six Percent Increase as Service Director
Service Director Herbert Krogh would receive a 6 percent raise under a city pay ordinance, boosting his salary from 14 500 to 15 300. The increase would be retroactive to January 1 and is Krogh’s first since taking the post in early 1971. He had previously declined a raise last year.
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Herbert Krogh
Krogh
Fischer Given Ultimatum to Accept Belgrade Reykjavik Prize
FIDE told Bobby Fischer he must face Boris Spassky under current pay terms or be disqualified as challenger. The ultimatum followed Fischer rejecting the agreed 1982 championship payment plan for Belgrade and Reykjavik matches issued in a midnight statement from Amsterdam.
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Amsterdam
UPI
International Chess Federation
FIDE
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Soviet Union
Fischer
Belgrade
Reykjavik
Weather and local births and deaths report
Weather forecast for Norwalk area from April 1 1972 notes mostly cloudy cool conditions with light snow possible today tonight and Sunday. Highs 40s fading to 35 40 Sunday 30s. Births include Richard Carrolls baby boy in New London. Deaths listed Mary Beth Rospert Lena Ernest Nina Doughty Edith Nickols Mae Drake aged 3 weeks to 86 in Norwalk and New London.
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Norwalk
Mary Beth Rospert
Toledo
Lena Ernest
Nina Rebecca Doughty
Edith Nickols
Mae Drake
New London
Fortune cookies go adult as Lotus factory codes risqué sayings
In San Francisco Ed Louie and his father Wing run the Lotus Fortune Cookie factory making about four million cookies a year. They began adding zingier lines five years ago labeling them adult cookies while stressing they are not for children. A Chicago school received a color coded box prompting a priest’s scolding.
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San Francisco
UPI
Ed Louie
Louie
Wing
Lotus Fortune
Chicago
Teletype Interruption Delays UPI Negotiations
A teletype outage stalled a lead paragraph on New York United Press International negotiations. The machine fell silent briefly before resuming, with no immediate conclusions or further developments reported.
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New York
UPI
United Press International
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Senate
L.M. Radetsky
Rocky Mountain Osteopathic Hospital
South Vietnam
Connie Eberly
Beverly Ann Lover
Connie
Robert Eberly
S. Linwood
Beverly
Earl Lover
Willard Ave
Saigon
Cua Viet Dong Ha
Quang Tri
Dong Ha
Hoang Xuan Lam
Quant Tri
Lam
Ohio Food Chain
Richard Carroll
Boy
F T Hospital
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