Four New York women die in Albany state building attack
A gunman killed Mary Anne Reinisch 27 and three coworkers Sandy Peters 24 Patty Chromik 22 and Linda Willis 20 as they arrived at the New York State Labor and Unemployment offices in Albany. The assailant died at the scene. The women, all from middle class families, had long state service and varied ambitions.
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N.Y
Mary
Anne Reinisch
Mary Anne
Linda Willis
Waterford
Mary Willis
Mohawk River
Patty Chromik
Patty
Sandy Peters
Amsterdam
Miss Reinisch
State Labor Department
Miss Chromik
Labor Department
Miss Willis
Reserve Champion’s Quiet Life Ends in Bloodshed
A 25 year old state analyst, Francis White, shot four coworkers at a state employment office in Albany before killing himself. The victims include Linda Willis and Patty Chromik among three female coworkers. White, who had changed his name from Blank, had been on leave for a stomach ailment.
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Patty
Lynch High School
Joe White
Francis Lochner
White
Joseph Blank
Albany
Blank
Mary Anne Reinisch
State Division of Unemployment Office
Labor Department
Mary Anne
Cathy Barone
Guilderland
Linda
Sandy
Linda Willis
Lochner
Sandy Peters
Patty Chromik
Casualties Drop in Vietnam War Weekly Toll Low
SAIGON AP reports American deaths last week totaled 52 with 333 wounded, the smallest weekly toll in four years as allied casualty figures also decline among South Vietnamese and North Vietnamese forces. A notable raid near Fire Base O'Reilly killed 24 enemies with no American losses. A mortar misfire wounded four and killed two U.S. soldiers. Cambodian and Laos actions yield mixed results with significant enemy losses but a rescued U S pilot survived with minor injuries.
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Saigon
USS Command
U.S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
O'Reilly
4Th Infantry
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Bassac
Mekong Rivers
Laos
U.S. Air Force
Ho Chi Minh Trail
John W. Newhouse
Rowayton
Conn
Hue
IRS Director Merrath Johnson Visits Roswell Coffee
New Mexico welcomed Maurice Johnson, the new state IRS director from Albuquerque, at a Roswell Inn briefing attended by about 50 professionals. He highlighted NM tax deposits of roughly 380 million dollars yearly, staff roles, and a new instant data retrieval system linking Albuquerque to the Austin regional center. Johnson noted 1969 tax law changes affecting 1970 returns, including higher dependent deductions from 600 to 625 dollars.
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Internal Revenue Service
Maurice Johnson
Albuquerque
A. A. Tertipes
Roswell
Bob Briggs
Bill McAuley
Johnson
J. C. Burns
IRS
New Mexico
Nebraska
J. C Burns
Federal Treasury
Austin
Tex
Candidate's Ire Flare At Campaign Literature Question
In Albuquerque, Senatorial hopeful Anderson Carter bristled at a question about his campaign literature and name changes from Anderson Carter to Andy Carter. He denied the Pennybacker assertion and declined to discuss Nixon administration support, while praising allies Lujan and Foreman and criticizing Montoya. A separate note reports Ulysses S. Grant setting a 25 year jumping record at West Point graduation.
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Howard Graves Albuquerque
Anderson Carter
Carter
Andy Carter
Lovington
Kenneth Pennybacker
Pennybacker
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Press Club
Joseph M. Montoya
U.S. Senate
Nixon
Montoya
New Mexico
Sen. Anderson
Manuel Lujan
Ed Foreman
Capitol Hill
Ulysses St. Grant
West Point
Bank crisis pinches Ireland. banks shut long idling workers
Ireland faces a banking crisis as banks close after a wage dispute. Since April 30, over 6,500 workers have been idle. Northern Ireland may be drawn in as union leaders consider striking 3,000 affiliated clerks across six counties.
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Dublin
Ireland
Northern Ireland
Britain
Bank Officials Association
Eire
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