Xenia Rebuilds After Tornado Devastation
Xenia Ohio rises from a devastating twister that killed 32 and damaged hundreds of homes and businesses. Army Corps of Engineers cleared debris while federal funds and a new director of development push recovery efforts with aims of 10 to 20 million dollars. temporary classrooms and trailers help reopen schools and shops.
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Rick van Sant
Xenia
Ohio
UPI
Army Corps of Engineers
Jim Houchin
Bill Korte
It's Like Running Two Cities Now in Xenia
Xenia city manager Robert Stewart describes rebuilding after the tornado as running two cities with City Hall operations in a trailer and temporary housing for staff. He vows five years to restore and even improve the town, with Kroehler Furniture keeping workers paid until production resumes.
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Stewart
C.L. Thomas
Kroehler Furniture Co
Chester Minton
Minton
Roberts
Lebanon
Ohio
Hamburger Hill
Robert
Sara
Fertilizer Goes To Black Market Scandal Exposed
Representative Les Aspin says US produced fertilizer sent to South Vietnam was diverted to the black market. He cites translations from Saigon explaining hoarding and misallocation tied to AID shipments totaling 431000 tons costing 79800000 dollars. Vietnam officials faced firing over the scandal.
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Washington
UPI
United States
South Vietnam
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Aspin
U.S
Saigon
Agency For International Development
AID
Medal of Honor Hero Finishes Dayton Sociology Degree
Gordon D. Roberts recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor for Vietnam service graduated from the University of Dayton with a sociology degree. He says he stays as a regular student and did not seek publicity, reflecting on his hero status and plans to study criminal justice and law while his wife finishes psychology.
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Dayton, Ohio
UPI
Gordon D. Roberts
University of Dayton
Roberts
Catholic University
What Next For Ed Reinecke
Sacramento California state officials delay action after Lt. Gov Ed Reinecke is convicted of perjury. Reagan aides say resignation would come if a felony conviction triggers removal. Reinecke plans an appeal as sentencing and legal clarifications await a formal AG opinion on term continuation beyond January.
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Robert E. Sweet
Sacramento
Calif
UPI
California
Ed Reinecke
Reinecke
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Washington, D.C
Senate Judiciary Committee
ITT
Jerry Littman
State Attorney General’s Office
Evelle J. Younger
Xenia Shopkeeper Plans Quick Reopen After Tornado
Sara Arnovitz, owner of a men’s clothing store, vows to reopen soon after the April 3 tornado. The shop, closed since the disaster, shows warped linoleum and water-damaged merchandise, with owners recalling the 4:40 p.m. moment and the city’s recovery efforts.
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Xenia, Ohio
UPI
Sara Arnovitz
Impeachment Rules Shaping Senate Case For Nixon Trial
A 26 rule framework governs presidential impeachment in the Senate. It covers subpoenas and testimony, committee hearings, and the process for serving summons at the White House. Chief Justice Burger would preside, with Mansfield signaling immediate executive action if Nixon is impeached.
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George Marder Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
United States
Andrew Johnson
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Sen
Mike Mansfield
House
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Flickinger Insurance
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