Klan Attack Injures 32 In Americus Rally
A white supremacist rally in Americus left 32 injured, 19 hospitalized, as 30 year old Buddy Cochran was charged with 19 counts of aggravated battery after driving into the crowd. Sheriff Randy Howard said Cochran later claimed he wanted revenge for remarks about blacks. Court officials set a 190000 bond, with indictments possible in August.
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Sumter County
Randy Howard
Buddy D. Cochran
Americas
Cochran
Justice of the Peace
John Southwell
Southwell
Howard
Sumter
Camp David
Carter
Americus-Sumter County Hospital
Rusty Wiggins
Americus
Dennis James Darling
Atlanta
Johnson
State Patrol
Buddy C. Cochran
Bay Village motorcyclist killed in crash
A 22-year-old Bay Village man, Richard N. Gosselin, died after his motorcycle struck a car while turning onto Tiffin Street in Huron. Passenger J M Young of Williamsburg, Mich., was treated and released. driver Anthony Lollo and passenger Carl Alien of Huron were not injured. The accident remains under investigation.
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Huron
Richard N. Gosselin
Yarmouth Dr
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
J.M. Young
Williamsburg, Mich
Anthony Lollo
Carl Alien
Cleveland
Berlin Road
Tiffin Street
Loilo
Gosselin
Young
Soviet denounces U S Cruise missile shift in SALT talks
In Moscow Pravda criticizes U S moves on Cruise missiles and bomber tests as hastening new arms race. Red Star echoes public demand against Trident and neutron warheads while noting Warnke and Vance visits failed to speed a SALT accord.
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Carter
Soviet Union
Cyrus Vance
Pravda
Oleg Skalkin
U.S.A
C. Vance
Communist Party Daily
Geneva
Vance
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Paul C. Warnke
Red Star
America
Washington
Skalkin
Warnke
Indian Ocean
Americans mark nation's 201st birthday with grandeur
The nation marks its 201st anniversary with parades and sail displays from New York Harbor to Washington. In New York, a Parade of Sail and ocean liner show entertain thousands, while Ohioans brace for a scaled-back celebration. Washington hosts fireworks and marijuana protests as the Smithsonian seals a national time capsule for 2076.
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Hudson River
Washington
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Truman
Youth International Party
Smithsonian
7Th Fleet
Guam
National Archives
Gerald Ford
House
Carl Albert
Supreme Court
Warren Burger
Henry Kissinger
Diet pill fad named quick weight loss questioned
The Chroni le Telegram surveys the quick weight loss pill craze in the United States noting mixed retailer reluctance and pharmacist caution. It explains basic energy balance and points out common products like Bio Stim Prolamine and caffeine heavy pills dominating the market. It hints at limited real effectiveness and urges caution.
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Weather Summary for Today and Tonight
Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers or thundershowers today. Highs in the mid Ws and tonight in the mid s. Chance of precipitation 3 percent today and 16 percent tonight. Winds northeasterly around 10 mph. Details on Page A 5.
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