Court Rebuffs Maheu in Nevada Hughes Empire Dispute
Las Vegas state court rejected Robert A. Maheu's bid to keep his post as Howard Hughes Nevada chief. Judge Howard Babcock upheld the Hughes Tool Co. firing, banned Maheu and his security chief from Hughes facilities, and denied a restraining order.
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South Vietnam bars Pan Am 747 from Tan Son Nhut landing
The Saigon government refused landing rights for a Pan Am 747 at Tan Son Nhut. U S Air Force ferried 376 GIs home on four C141s after the jet was canceled and wiring problems or runway work blocked the jumbo's arrival. GIs in dress uniforms waited at Long Binh before bus transfer to the base.
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Store Cashier Cited For Heroism In Saving Youth
Kathleen Ann Corrigan an 18 year old Cleveland store cashier was cited for heroism by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission for saving nine year old Mark W Butler from an undertow off Lake Erie on July 4 She swam through three to four foot waves to reach him towed him toward shore and kept him conscious until they reached safety The commission awarded her a bronze medal joining twenty four other heroes from thirteen states and two Canadian provinces including four from Michigan three from Florida and Virginia and two from Maryland and New Jersey.
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Gilligan Inaugural Plans Highlight Ohio Welcome Events
Gov elect John Gilligan's inauguration begins January 10 with a public emphasis on participation by all Ohioans. The swearing in is January 11 with public attendance expected on the front steps of the statehouse.
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New York
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Bumper Plan Is Weak Say George Washington Students
Five law students organized as SMASH challenge the U S Transportation Department plan for 1973 model cars to withstand a five mile per hour crash. They petition for a standard requiring cars to withstand crashes at 15 mph without damage and driving ability after test. SMASH stands for Students Mobilizing on Auto Safety Hazards.
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