Nevada Chief Justice Collins to Lose License for Refusing Test
Nevada Supreme Court Chief Justice Jon Collins, 47, faces a six month driver’s license suspension after a December arrest for suspected drunken driving. He refused a blood alcohol test and pleaded guilty to reckless driving, with a $100 fine.
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Storm winds cause millions in damage across Hawaii bases
A violent storm lashed Hawaii with hurricane force winds and heavy rain, inflicting over 4 million dollars in damage to Schofield Barracks and Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station. Schofield sustained 7 buildings destroyed and 56 damaged, while Kaneohe faced about 1 million in damage. Many homes lost roofs, a radar site was hit, and a large power outage affected the island. Thousands faced food spoilage and school closures followed by outages and downed infrastructure.
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Agnew Visit Sparks Sparse New Zealand Protest
In Auckland, about 300 antiwar demonstrators faced 10 police as Vice President Agnew arrived. The protest dwindled after an all night vigil was disbanded by police request. New Zealand, with 55 volunteers and 35 war dead, shows little appetite for Vietnam beyond rhetoric.
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Viet Reds Use Cambodian Ports For Arms 35 Percent Flow
Allied sources say about eight and ten percent of war materiel for Communist forces in the Mekong Delta came through Cambodian ports near Saigon. Supplied shipments were diverted along coastal routes after customs checks while Agnew noted concern over material entering via Sihanoukville. U.S. helicopter losses rose and battles across Vietnam killed and wounded multiple Americans and Viet Cong, with an Allied artillery base near Saigon attacked and repelled.
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TV Satellite in Orbit Big Test Friday
CAPE KENNEDY a commercial communications satellite rode into space aboard a Delta booster with three Delta stages firing successfully to place the Intelsat 3 payload in preliminary orbit. The fourth stage must ignite for 27 seconds Friday at 9 am EST to secure a stationary 22,800 mile orbit and reassure insurers.
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Seven Saved as Schooner Founders Tina Marie Doncie
The US Coast Guard cutter Ingham tried to tow the abandoned and foundering Tina Marie Doncie, a Honduran schooner. Seven unidentified persons were taken aboard the US freighter President Jackson after the vessel's crew sought help twice in rough seas about 138 miles northeast of Bermuda. The Tina Marie Doncie left New Bedford, Massachusetts on January 10 bound for the Cape Verde Islands.
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