North Korea returns GI and three dead crewmen
North Korea released a wounded American and the bodies of three Army helicopter crewmen after a two hour Military Armistice Commission meeting in Panmunjom. The dead were identified as Chief Warrant Officer II Joseph Miles, pilot. Ronald Wells. and others from Pyongtaek. Chief Warrant Officer Sl Glenn M. Schwanke, 28, of Spring Green Wisconsin, walked free.
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UN and North Korean clash over helicopter shoot down
In Korea, downed wires cut power in Paso Texas as Sgt. Robert C. Haynes and a crew member were among eight U S soldiers honored at Panmunjom. An unarmed CH47 Chinook was shot down near Kosung after entering North Korean airspace, with UN Command seeking its return and North Korea denying it for propaganda reasons.
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Storm damages hit South Amherst as winds knock trees and cut power
Thunderstorms in South Amherst caused heavy wind damage including several downed trees on Annis Road and Rt. 113, cutting power to hundreds of homes. Lightning outages affected Lorain County Regional Airport. barn and home fires followed. High winds and heat produced near record temperatures with widespread electric service disruptions and tense relief efforts.
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Weather outlook shows warm humid with possible thunderstorms
Partly cloudy and warm conditions persist with a chance of thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow. Low temperatures tonight near 78 5 and highs tomorrow in the low 80s. Rain chances run about 40 percent through tomorrow.
Lorain Man Hurt In Route 37 113 Crash
An unidentified woman comforted a Lorain man after his car collided with a truck at the Rt 37 Rt 113 intersection around 9 40 a m. A Elyria man riding in the car suffered serious head injuries and was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital. A witness said the southbound Rt 57 car ran a red light and struck the eastbound vehicle. Names were not released pending kin notification.
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Bridge Reopens After Black River Construction
The westbound bridge over the Black River on the John F. Kennedy Memorial Parkway reopened yesterday after about three months of closure for raising the structure. The bridge east of West River Street had settled several inches since it was built and workers completed the project.
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Korea probe lawyer quits in row over ethics inquiry
Philip Lacovara, chief investigator for the House Ethics Committee probe into South Korean influence buying, resigns citing loss of trust with Chair John Flynt. Flynt denies Lacovara’s accusations of delays and delays in subpoenas, while Lacovara seeks a special audit of a $35,000 legal bill.
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CIA confirms more drug tests on U S citizens
Washington reports reveal CIA involvement in undisclosed experiments on Americans including addicts alcoholics and cancer patients across 1953 to 1963. Turner says research used surreptitious drug administration with possible private funding gaps and notes no known deaths, while noting a prior 1975 Senate finding of fatalities in CIA Army tests.
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PRIVATE U5 SHIPPED PLUTONIUM TO 17 NATIONS
A Christian Science Monitor review of government records indicates private U5 companies have sent large quantities of plutonium to seventeen foreign nations. Gary Thatcher reports. The piece appears in tomorrow's edition with accompanying color photos by CT photographer John Kenney from derailments in Elyria and wreckage cleanup.
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