Police Seek Identity of Woman Found at Niagra Frontier Park
Witnesses at Niagara Frontier State Park reported a woman about 50 to 60 years old who plunged into a moat and vanished. Police scoured the park Wednesday night but found no clues, while officers work to identify the unclear victim.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Siti
Niagra Frontier State Park
Heath
New York City tax plan stalls as lawmakers delay vote
Albany reports stalled action on a city earnings tax and major section repeal of the full-crew law amid budget balancing talks. Governor Rockefeller backs expansion of CUNY and a minimum wage increase, while lawmakers push toward adjournment despite primary election pressures.
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Albany
N.Y
Rela
Senislature
John V. Lindsay
Rockefeller
City University of New York
Link and File
Senate
Joseph Zaretzki
Manhattan
GOP
Lake Erie states set 1979 goal for cleaning lake
Five Lake Erie Basin states agreed at a pollution control meeting in Cleveland to eliminate municipal and industrial pollution by January 1, 1979 with preliminary waste water facility work due by 1970. Officials debated scheduling and deadlines, and Udall urged six month rechecks to keep the program on track as Michigan and Ohio officials acknowledged challenges.
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UPL
Lake Erie Basin
U.S
Murray Stein
Stein
Emmett W. Arnold
Ohio
Stewart Ll. Udali
Michigan
Lorain F. White
Udall
Akron
Pennsylvania
Indiana
New York
Filthy Talk Leader Gets Sixty Days in Jail
Art Goldberg 24, a former UC student and leader in the free speech and filthy speech movements, was sentenced in Berkeley Municipal Court to 60 days for using an obscene word in public and disturbing the peace. Eight others were arrested March 3, 1965, and sentenced for violations during the four letter word demonstration on campus.
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Berkeley
Calif
Floyd Talbott
University of California
Art Goldberg
U.S. Supreme Court
Goldberg
Honard University
Washington, D.C
Rupert Crittenden
Reds tail U.S. carrier near Dutch waters at Rotterdam
A Russian tug shadowed the aircraft carrier USS Randolph off the coast of The Netherlands after it left Rotterdam. The tug positioned itself outside Dutch waters to monitor the carrier's return to sea, as the Randolph had been allowed to port briefly.
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The
Netherlands
UPE
Randolph
Rotterdam
Agatan
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