Young charges U S biological warfare in Vietnam Laos
Sen. Stephen M. Young accuses the United States of biological warfare through defoliation in Vietnam and Laos. He cites herbicidal spraying as food denial for Viet Cong troops and questions official labeling while citing Deformed babies reports and the continued use of 2 4 5 T as a monstrous crime.
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Washington
UPI
Stephen M. Young
Dohio
Senate
United States
Vietnam
Laos
Young
U.S
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Saigon
Ohio Democrat
Fawcett Receives $10,000 Pay Increase as OSU Leader
The Ohio State University Board of Trustees boosts President Novice Fawcett to 50,000 a year making him the highest paid state employee. Gov Rhodes earns 40,000 and Chancellor Millett 44,200. A glass enclosed box at Ohio Stadium for 300 donors is to be funded by contributions led by John Galbreath who pledged 400,000. The board also approves a 10 million Centennial Development Fund for 1970 to supplement state appropriations.
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Fawcett
John Galbreath
Columbus
Ohio State
Robert C. Smith
Ohio General Assembly
Wandering Man Returning to Prison After Detour
Chester Illinois police chief Clarence Alms spotted Arthur Lynch wandering in foggy countryside. Lynch admitted to being lost and was escorted back to Menard State Penitentiary where he serves a forgery sentence.
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Chester
Ill
UPI
Clarence Alms
Arthur Lynch
Alms
Lynch
Menard State Penitentiary
Mail Strike Spreads Across Metro Area and Beyond
New York postal strike expands to Connecticut New Jersey Westchester County and Long Island as carriers and allied workers walk out over pay. Embargo on mail intake extends to suburbs and could reach Connecticut with potential legal action and possible April 15 national walkout threats.
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New York
UPI
Post Office Department
Richard H. Lukstat
Washington
Connecticut
New Jersey
Westchester County
Long Island
Lukstat
National Association of Letter Carriers
NALC
Winton M. Blount
New York City
Blount
Post
Two Lung Transplant Gives Smoker New Breathing
David Christian a 48 year old emphysema patient from Caledonia Wisconsin received two new lungs in a lengthy transplant. The donor was a 45 year old man with a kidney ailment who died late Tuesday. Surgeon Dr John Haglin led the team and had planned the operation since November.
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Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
David Christian
John Haglin
Christian
Haglin
Youth Admits Vandalism at Benedict Avenue Home
Mrs. Marian C Kramer reported a juvenile boy tossed a lit match wrapped in caps at her north door at 165 Benedict Ave. A prior incident involved a lighted match left in the mailbox. The youth said he did not know why and police warned no action this time but possible action if repeated.
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Marian C. Kramer
Benedict Ave
Officials Lose Oil Battle in Gulf After Platform Fire
In New Orleans officials concede nature dominates Gulf oil spill control 38 days after the Chevron platform ignition. A week of favorable currents gave way to southerly winds pushing brown oil splotches onto Breton Island beaches, a refuge for migratory birds.
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New Orleans
UPI
Gulf of Mexico
Chevron Oil Co
Nature
The
Gulf
Breton Island
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