Marcos Orders Civil Resignations To Purge Government
President Marcos ordered the resignations of hundreds of civil servants to purge corruption and nonessential workers. The government announced arrests under martial law, including journalists and officials, as part of a broader campaign.
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Luzon
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Army Stops Communications With Daily Oklahoman
The Army ends direct contact with the Daily Oklahoman except for formal written inquiries after the paper reported Army investigations into alleged war crimes near My Lai. Army spokesman Lt. Col Leonard Reed defended the policy, citing complaints about public information handling.
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Court Reduces Jail Sentence for Bremer in Wallace Case
A Maryland three judge panel cut Arthur H. Bremer's total 63 year sentence by 10 years lowering two 15 year terms to 10 years each for assault with intent to murder and for using a weapon in a violent crime. He remains subject to three 10 year terms for shooting three other people and a 3 year gun charge. Bremer could be eligible for parole in 11 years. Lipsitz urged leniency citing publicity. Bremer still faces federal charges. Meanwhile Mike Miller, 25, recovering from a fractured hip after a logging accident near Deadwood reservoir.
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St. Alphonsus Hospital
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Vandals Split Squad for Washington Opens This Weekend
University of Idaho cross country coach Bill Koss will send eight runners to the University of Washington Invitational in Seattle and nine runners to the Whitworth Invitational in Spokane. After two intra-squad showcases, Koss reports strong performances and expects solid debut showings. Participants include John Blalock Kelley Bonney Rick Brooks Lee Dick Mary Novak Shane Sorey Bob Walkowiak Charlie Warjack John Bennet Adolph Cordova Paul Dunster Al French Wendell Hercules Al Ramadi Joe Reese Jerry Reininger Gary Wellman.
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State of Washington
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Seattle
University of Washington
Whitworth
Spokane
Ed Troxel
Idaho
John Blalock
Kelley Bonney
Rick Brooks
Lee Dick
Mary Novak
Shane Sorey
Bob Walk
Trading Active On Stock Market Today Around Noon
The stock market pulled back from early gains but stayed higher in moderately active trading. The Dow rose 2.56 to 957.71 as advances led declines 750 to 475 among 1,575 issues. volume about 8.2 million shares. Ralston Purina led NYSE activity, down 4 to 34% on 421,200 shares amid a broad move.
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