Five Million Bees Released After Titusville Crash
A truck collision near Titusville Pennsylvania released five million bees from 120 hives. Witnesses saw the sky darken as bees swarmed the town. Driver Roger Peebles was hospitalized after being stung. the bees came from a Slippery Rock bee farm and workers later lured them back to their hives.
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Norwalk Mayor Court Dispositions Listing and Film Rating Notes
Norwalk mayor court dispositions show numerous red light violations speeding and petty theft with fines bond forfeitures and court costs. A Cleveland mayor Carl Stokes voices a record album featuring black writers poetry and songs with a movie rating scale.
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Monroeville
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Greenwich
New York
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Hickel Office Furnishings Cost Reported by GAO
GAO findings claim Interior Secretary Walter Hickel spent about $39,400 on office furnishings including a $1,795 desk and $56.25 yard carpeting. The department says items are stored pending settlement and Hickel will return any kept funds or items.
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The Real Spiro Agnew Selling Like Hotcakes
A new book of excerpts from Spiro Agnew’s speeches by James Calhoun is selling fast. Agnew reportedly ordered 100 more copies after an earlier order, with foreword by Al Capp and cartoons by Charles Brooks.
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Five-ton granite slab falls. two dead, one injured
A five ton granite slab detached from a cable on the 10th floor of a 38 story building, crushing two construction workers Robert Whitekettle and Robert Greer and injuring Joseph McGowan. The slab struck a nearby pedestrian walkway and the truck bed. Three bystanders were treated and released.
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Cigarettes Slow Life Span Gains, UC Demographer Says
Berkeley, Calif. UPI The average middle aged man will not live much longer than his father due to smoking. Samuel H. Preston, UC demography assistant professor, says tobacco use cuts the steady rise in male longevity seen since 1920 and 192 реал 1966. He notes Scotland England Wales and the United States show the sharpest declines in life expectancy linked to cigarette consumption.
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House Overrides Nixon Veto On School Aid Bill
The House voted 289 to 114 to override Nixon’s veto of the $4.4 billion school aid bill with strong bipartisan support and will await Senate action next Wednesday. A separate $18 billion urban renewal and veterans care veto remained upheld in a 203 to 195 vote. Agencies would run on stopgap funding during recess.
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