Quebec cave in swallows 35 homes and vehicles in Chicoutimi
Civil defense officials assess at least 20 killed and 20 missing after a massive earth cave in near St. Jean VianneyArvida area. A bus of 30 workers trapped as rescue teams battle mud and rain with 200 personnel on site and power lines out.
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Quebec Cave
Chicoutimi, Quebec
St. Jean Vianney
Maurice Roy
Roy
Quebec
Civil Defense
Jonguhere
Saguenay River
Master plan for higher education approved in concept
The Minnis Board of Higher Education approved phase three of the state master plan in concept after two days of meetings. It imposes limits on graduate programs and enrollment, urges public private cooperation, and sets up commissions to develop implementation. Critics hailed the move while universities push to expand roles.
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David Henry
University of Mlinsis
Henry
Wrere
James EB. Holderman
Holderman
U of L
Southern Illinois University
Clauss
Urbana
Wilneis State Uniersity
Eastern Tinos University
Hanrahan Nominated for Regional U.S. Education Commissioner
Rep. P. Hanrahan, defeated for re election in November as Cook County superintendent, has been nominated for regional U.S. Commissioner of Education. The Chicago official move positions Hanrahan in a major education policy role amid Republican leadership shifts.
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Chicago
P. Hanrahan
Cook
Five nations halt dollar trade to curb speculators
Germany and four other nations suspended trade in dollars to curb speculators exchanging dollars for marks amid fears of a mark revaluation. A Bonn cabinet meeting was planned to consider lifting the mark, potentially 4 to 8 percent higher, while the U.S. Treasury offered help and considered eurodollar funding options.
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Germany
International ‘Monetary
U.S
Europe
Bonn
U.S. Treasury
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Jehn
Connally
London
Bank of France
Paris
Bank of England
American Express
Geneva
Cooks
Court frees many antiwar demonstrators in DC
A three judge panel in Washington ruled that police must release without bail all antiwar demonstrators still in custody who cannot be tied to specific offenses. The decision upholds Judge Harold Greene and requires fingerprinting and photographing of those detained. The court struck down a provision to destroy not guilty records after 90 days. About 1,309 remain in custody, most rounded up Tuesday. charges are not dropped, and those arrested Monday must be released without posting the standard $10 collateral.
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Washington
Superior Court
Harold Greene
Greene
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Cewt
Weather forecast: showers and thunderstorms return today
This afternoon, showers and thunderstorms likely locally heavy with strong gusts and hail. Highs near 75. Tonight, showers and thunderstorms continue, locally heavy, with lows around 60s. Thursday, mostly cloudy with scattered showers and highs in the low 70s. Weather details, map page 26.
Securities thefts charged in New York case
Seven people were arrested in Manhattan on charges of stealing 2.4 million dollars in securities from the Central Certificate Service of the Stock Clearing Corp. Fourteen thousand seven hundred eighty nine shares were recovered. The certificates were found in a Midtown hotel where three men were taken into custody early today. All seven defendants are or were employed by the Central Certificate Service. Charges include grand larceny criminal possession of stolen property and conspiracy.
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New York
Manhattan Dist
Hogan
Robert W. Haack
New York Stock Exchange
Richard &B. Howland
Exchange
Central Certificate Service
Stock Clearing Corp
Manhattan
Protests Target Congress as 10000 Arrests Rise
Amid mass arrests and heavy police action antiwar protesters pressed a march on Congress while a Justice rally drew 2 200 ar rests. In Washington Marines and soldiers secured bridges and traffic slowed but protests spread nationwide with blocks on transit and sidewalks.
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Washington
Capitol
Justice Department
Rennie Davis
Davis
Ogilvie backs Illinois airport near Waterloo Illinois
Gov Richard B Ogilvie recommended a new 350 million airport to replace passenger operations at Lambert St Louis Field. The site would lie 19 miles southeast of St Louis near Waterloo Illinois. An appropriation of 15 million for land purchases and acquisitions won approval. The project would be financed by a 900 million bond issue for mass transit highways and aviation development in Illinois. The St Louis Metropolitan Area Airport Authority planned to meet in Edwardsville Illinois to consider the recommendation.
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Miinais
St. Louis Metropolitan Area
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