Faces Drug Selling Charge Arrested in Friday Drug Raids
Bruce L. Warren, 18, of 69 E Bridge St, is escorted from Clay Town Hall to Oswego County Jail by Deputy Sheriff James Ferazzoli, Lt. John North, and Detective Jakee Moyer after Friday raids. He faces two counts of selling and possessing dangerous drugs, LSD.
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Bruce L. Warren
E. Bridge St
James Ferazzoli
John North
Lice Dept
Jakee Moyer
Clay Town Hall
Oswego County
Shepard Makes Moon Golf Debut Aboard Apollo 14
Apollo 14 astronauts Alan B. Shepard Jr and Edgar D. Mitchell spent 41% hours on the moon missing Cone Crater rim but gathering 108 pounds of rocks and performing a playful golf ball shot with a tool cart handle and a spear like solar wind piece. They climbed a 400 foot mountain slope despite fatigue.
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Mission Control
Shepard
Cone
Earth
Bled
Moon Mountain
Mitchell
Antares
Moon
The
Space Center
Robin Brett
Center
Brett
Cone Crater
Mitchel
North Viet Gunners Open Fire Near Khe Sanh
North Vietnamese gunners shelled allied positions near Khe Sanh in the northwest corner of South Vietnam as an American outpost at Rock Pile was hit, killing one soldier and wounding three others. Ensuing battles in eastern Cambodia yielded heavy enemy casualties and a major South Vietnamese victory near Kompong Cham.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Laos
U.S
Khe Sanh
Cambodia
9Th Division
Chup
Kompong Cham
9Th
Moon trips waste of money, centenarian mooter declaims
Chester, Pennsylvania AP report notes George Washington Pierce, age 107, who has long watched the moon, declares that these moon trips are a waste of money. His birthday was celebrated Friday as he voiced the comment. He has no desire to travel to the moon.
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Chester
George Washington Pierce
Pierce
Lindbergh Voices Opposition to Supersonic Transport Jet
Charles A. Lindbergh, famed Atlantic sole pilot, criticized the proposed SST as costly noisy and environmentally risky. In a letter to Rep. Sidney R. Yates he said the craft is technically feasible but not economically or environmentally sound and would disturb the air with sonic booms.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Sidney R. Yates
D-Ill
Westmoreland and Wife Arrive in New Delhi on goodwill visit
General William C. Westmoreland and his wife touched down in New Delhi for a week long goodwill visit. Indian officials kept the itinerary confidential amid fears of Communist led protests. Westmoreland, the U S Army chief of staff, is returning a visit to India following a prior trip by Indian Army Chief Manekshaw last June.
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New Delhi
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
U.S. Army
United States
S.H.F.J. Manekshaw
Rampage ends as killer slain after two state chase
Bertram Greenberg of West Covina Calif. killed 2 and wounded 2 before Grants police shot him dead near Gallup N M and Holbrook Ariz. Victims include James Brown 24 of Springfield Mo. and Officer Jim Keeton of Holbrook. Brown's wife Karen 23 wounded and Patrolman Dan Beckstead gravely hurt. The drive ended after Greenberg tried suicide by wrists and police recovered his license in Keeton's car.
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Grants
Jay Woodward
Bertram Greenberg
West Covina
Calif
Woodward
Greenberg
California
Thursy
Arizona
Missouri
James E. Brown
Springfield
Jim Keeton
Holbrook
Ariz
Brown
Karen
Dan Beckstead
Keeton
New Mexico
Interstate 40
Beckstead
Editorial Never Here and Nobody Know
A editorial warns that drug arrests in Oswego and three Central New York counties show a wider scope of use than felt. It laments adult indifference, notes drugs are common in schools and youth gathering places, and urges adults to address the problem more seriously.
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New York
Oswego
Oswego County
SUCO
Fulton
Riots in Belfast After IRA Clash Killings
In Belfast a British soldier and two Irishmen died during a firefight with the Irish Republican Army. Civilian bombs and clashes wounded several and prompted arrests as thousands of troops remained on alert. The violence focused on Ardoyne and Protestant districts amid a wider religious flare in Northern Ireland.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Stankill Road
Diers
Pressure on Israel over Egyptian troop pullback plan
Pressure rose at the United Nations for Israel to accept Egypt’s proposal for a partial pullback from the Suez Canal. Egypt linked reopening to the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Sinai, while Israel demanded the canal be opened to Israeli shipping as well. Premier Golda Meir signaled openness but questioned Sadat’s conditions, amid stalled indirect peace talks and Soviet and French mediation efforts.
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Ussocia
Suez Canal
United Nations
New York
Golda Meir
France
Soviet Union
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Suez
Sinai Desert
Meir
Sadat
Sinai
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Jerusalem
Defense
Rockefeller seeks public backing for $10 billion revenue sharing
Albany Governor Rockefeller asks New York mayors, county executives, and congressmen to mobilize support for a $10 billion federal revenue sharing plan and designates February 22 as Federal Revenue Sharing Day. He claims $1 billion for New York State, with local governments receiving about $549 million, versus Nixon’s $5 billion proposal.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
New York State
Congress
Nixon
Families Watch Moon Walk Makers Walk On Moon
The Shepard and Mitchell families watched from home as Alan Shepard Jr. and Edgar Mitchell became the fifth and sixth men to walk on the moon during Apollo 14. Stuart Roosa remained in orbit, awaiting the crew’s return, as Mrs Roosa and others shared excitement and pride.
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Lunar
Antares
Shepard
America
Mitchell
Moon
Stuart A. Roosa
Roosa
Joan
Louise Mitchell
Nearly Blind Man Gets 7237 Dollar Social Security Error
Cecil A. Hall, 68, nearly blind since a 1957 accident, received 7237.20 in mistaken Social Security checks after a benefit error. A Kansas City computer flagged the issue during record checks. Hall, who has 10 percent vision, plans to pay debts and buy sight, while awaiting three more checks totaling 000. He lives with his wife and three children in Idaho Falls.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Cecil A. Hall
Hall
Houston
Tex
Kansas City
Sion
Snowmobile Operator Killed In Hamburg Accidents
Two 27 year old men died in Hamburg incidents. Peter Knooren of Athol Springs was killed when his snowmobile struck a cable across a field behind a high school. Theodore Pasiecznik of Lackawanna died when his car hit a tree.
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Hamburg
N.Y
Peter Knooren
Athol Springs
Theodore Pasiecznik
Lackawanna
Worker Dies of Carbon Monoxide Fumes at Lackawanna Plant
AP report from Lackawanna Y. states Eugene J. Smith aged 42 of Hamburg died Friday from carbon monoxide poisoning after being overcome by fumes from an overhead pipe carrying exhaust from a coke oven at Bethlehem Steel Corp plant. Police said he collapsed while working at the site.
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Lackawanna, .Y
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Eugene J. Smith
Hamburg
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N.M
Ardoyne
Rocky
Chester Lee
Lackawana
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