Two dead as traffic helicopter crashes into Quincy apartments
A traffic helicopter attempting an emergency landing struck a second floor apartment building on Station Street Quincy and exploded. Two people were killed and four injured including a baby. Richard Banks and Henry Whitmore were aboard.
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Kevin O'Keefe
Colby says CIA did not direct journalists reports
Former CIA Director William Colby testified before the House Intelligence Committee that agents who served as journalists did not receive reporting direction from the CIA. He said cover limits have tightened, noting deaths and frustrations from reduced cover options and urging formal integration of agents under proper administrations.
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Illinois looks to China for agricultural trade
An 18 member Illinois trade mission will visit China from March 17 to April 2 to explore markets for grain and soybeans. Led by Rep. Paul Findley and Rep. Edward Madigan, the group includes Agriculture Director John Block and DED chief Donald Duster. The mission will travel on government and state funds.
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California drought lingers despite storms and rising precipitation
Three major storms drenched California with rain and snow though drought relief remains limited. Weather service forecaster Ray Williams notes year to date precipitation is normal but water rations persist as Shasta Folsom and Oroville reservoirs stay critically low. East Bay MUD reports 60 inches of snow at 6000 feet versus 30 inches normal, signaling uneven gains.
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Soviet warning on cruise missiles and neutron bomb
Pravda asserts U S forward European bases could threaten future arms talks and warns Washington could escalate the arms race. Maj Gen Raif Simonyan calls U S base deployment dangerous and notes neutron bombs may be deployed at bases. Brezhnev warned of a Soviet reply if U S moves ahead.
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Soviets deploy mobile SS-20 missile feared to hit U S
U S officials believe Russia has begun deploying the mobile SS-20 with a 3000 mile range. Experts say adding a third stage could extend range to 5500 nautical miles, potentially threatening Western Europe China and the Middle East and shifting the nuclear balance. Deployment areas include eastern Russia with future moves to western and central Russia.
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