Brenda Forecast Strengthens Over Gulf Coast
Brenda, tracking from the Ut coast toward the Yucatan, is expected to reach hurricane strength by Monday afternoon over the southern Gulf of Mexico as environmental factors shift. In a separate incident, an armed robber stole $7 from the Sipmor Service Station on Rigsby, forcing the night manager to the floor before escaping.
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Fourth Informer To Testify In Vietnam Veterans Trial
In Gainesville Florida the Vietnam Veterans Against the War conspiracy trial enters its fourth week with Emerson J. Poe, the fourth informer, taking the stand. Defendants seated were accused of conspiring to disrupt last summer’s Republican convention in Miami Beach. Poe’s testimony followed a six hour hearing where the judge ruled Poe admissible. defense contends he was an agent in their camp.
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Miami Beach
Jase Mhohee
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Winston Arnow
Burglars Steal 25 Watches From LeMay's Jewelry
Police report burglars broke a plate glass window at LeMay's Jewelry Co. and took 25 watches valued at 81,250. Over the weekend four residential burglaries were reported, with estimated losses totaling 10,436 in goods and money.
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New Greek Chief to Base Rules
Athens reports George Papadopoulos, sworn in as Greece’s first president, pledges to end martial law and issue amnesty for about 3000 political prisoners. He vows to lift censorship, restore civil liberties, and establish a political government with elections planned for October.
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TV Sweeps Continues Prize Winners Appear
The page lists sweepstakes participants and winners with daily cash prizes. Joe D. Posawia of 197 National wins with a £0 match, Gracie Torres of 6435 Monterey also featured, while weekend winners include Ruben Cortez, Cindy Belto, Mrs. Michael J. Most, Steves, and Elvira Garcia with $10 prizes each.
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VA National Cemetery System clarified and benefits listed
The Veterans Administration will not absorb all national cemeteries. The National Cemeteries Act of 1973 creates a VA led system including VA cemeteries, transferred national cemeteries, and other designated sites, with exemptions for Interior operated cemeteries and a few military ones. It outlines burial, plot, and marker benefits and notes potential TV coverage of ceremonies.
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CWB Strike Talks Move to Arbitration Sought
Union members of AFSCME Local 2309 plan a second meeting as talks with CWB Management stall. Munoz calls for arbitration to settle remaining issues including a 4.5 to 4.6 percent raise and disciplinary actions.
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France Silent On New Zealand Claim Of Pacific Bomb Test
Paris denies comment on Wellington report of France’s third blast at Moruroa Atoll 720 miles south east of Papeete. Australia’s Whitlam decries New Zealand claim as defiance while Pacific nations protest fallout and shipboard activists join protests.
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Nixon Parade Tension In New Orleans Amid Security
The Times-Picayune reports four people under surveillance with Edwin Gaudette targeted by the FBI for arrest after a May 1987 incident. Police planned canal barricades as Nixon's motorcade neared, with banners reading New Orleans Loves You and The Home of the Saints Says Hi.
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Nixon admits ordering secret raids in Cambodia in 1969
AP report quotes President Nixon at a Veterans of Foreign Wars gathering acknowledging for the first time that he ordered covert bombing raids in Cambodia shortly after taking office in 1969. He defended the action as necessary to protect American lives, noting substantial Cambodian incursions and saying he would act similarly again.
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