Intense solar storms threaten power and pigeons in 11 year cycle
Boulder Colo. reports that powerful magnetic storms from sun explosions disrupted Earth's magnetic field. NOAA says effects may cause power outages in Canada Alaska Sweden and other high latitude regions while pigeons could lose their sense of direction. The events follow flares last Wednesday Thursday and Friday with the current cycle near minimum activity.
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Buchanan Enters Florida House Race District 5
Buchanan Goebel announces candidacy for Florida House District 5 from Valparaiso. the 28 year civil service retiree cites taxpaid concerns and desire to aid Gualoosa Walton Santa Rosa and Escambia counties. He lists community ties including Masons American Bible Society and Eglin Federal Credit Union board service.
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Muskie declines White House bid for family reasons
Edmund S. Muskie announced from Kennebunkport Maine that family priorities outweighed the chance to join George McGovern on the Democratic ticket. He told reporters it was a family decision and he telephoned McGovern to decline the offer, citing the strain on his wife and four children.
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Supreme Court defers Ellsberg Russo wiretap ruling until trial
The Supreme Court ruled the wiretap issue must be settled before the Pentagon Papers case against Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo can proceed. The decision delays the trial at least three months and leaves open the possibility the government could lose the right to prosecute.
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Protests Halt Viet Bound U S Tanks in Yokohama
About 100 Japanese demonstrators blocked five U S Army tanks en route to a Yokohama dock from Sagamihara, with support from Mayor Ichio Asukata who cited city parking laws. The standstill lasted 21 hours as negotiations continued between U S officials and Yokohama authorities.
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Chiles Seeks Federal Sunshine Bill Open Meetings Across Agencies
U S Senator Lawton Chiles Florida introduced a Government in the Sunshine bill to open federal agency meetings to the public with limited exceptions. The measure mirrors Florida’s 1967 act and would require public notice transcripts and court enforcement to ensure openness.
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Community notices brief Fort Walton Beach and Okaloosa meetings
Bruner Band Parents meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the Max Bruner Jr High band room. Senior Citizens seek retired musicians for music sessions call 244 1511. Okaloosa Republican Club holds Monday at 7 30 p m on Eagle Drive Fort Walton Beach. Sonic Boom Coin Club meets tonight at 8 00 at the Elks Club all members and guests invited.
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McGovern Shriver Ticket Pick Collides With Muskie Rejection
Muskie declines McGovern offer to join the ticket leaving Shriver as a top alternative alongside Lawrence F. O'Brien and Senator Frank Church. McGovern emphasizes relief to move campaign against Nixon while Muskie cites emotional strain on his wife. Pageant notes: Gloria Jean Whittaker and Phyllis Elaine Warren compete in Miss Fort Walton Beach Pageant with sewing and a recitation as talents.
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Wealthy executive, family slain in Barrington Hills Illinois
Intruders killed Paul M. Corbett 67 and his wife Marian Boand Corbett plus Barbara Boand 22 and Dorothy Derry 60 in a Barrington Hills home raid. Corbett and Marian died after being shot, others slain at the scene. Two suspects suspected. jewelry untouched. investigators search for motive and missing items.
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