Auto club policy on licenses ruled illegal by state
State officials said the Cleveland Auto Club and its Elyria branch illegally denied boat and motor licenses to nonmembers. David Meeker of the Department of Natural Resources said the club must stop the practice or lose its registrar designation. The Ohio Attorney General’s office confirmed license issuance must follow state law, with the chief of the watercraft division as registrar’s authority. The Chronicle Telegram first reported Elyria’s denial of licenses since June 1 and prompted state action. Elyria officials sought registrar designation elsewhere.
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Nader aides accuse U S business links aid to monopolies
Nader aides and lawyers associated with Ralph Nader say U S executive suites enable concentrated corporate power costing consumers 48 to 60 billion dollars annually. The year long study accuses antitrust enforcers of political interference and resource shortages across recent administrations.
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Tricia Nixon to be White House wedding queen in Rose Garden
Tricia Nixon plans a private single ring ceremony at four o clock on Saturday in the White House Rose Garden. Edward Finch Cox, Harvard Law student, will accompany her as they exchange vows before about 400 guests. The event, late 1960s vibe, highlights privacy for the president’s daughter amid security and public attention.
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Four pilots die in air race crashes near Wildwood New Jersey
Four pilots were killed when vintage AT6 trainer planes crashed during a World War I era air race near Wildwood New Jersey. Two collisions occurred on the first lap at the second pylon, and three planes crashed on the sharp turn at the sixth pylon on the third lap. The victims were Richard Minges, Victor Baker, Joseph Quinn, and Edwin Snyder. About 10 000 spectators watched the event, which featured seven planes on a 21 mile course, the first time the race was held here after move from Reno.
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Saugus Calif
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Da Nang hit by new rocket attack kills civilians
North Vietnamese rockets struck Da Nang and nearby civilian areas, killing five Vietnamese civilians and wounding seven others while damaging homes. The blast followed weeks of intensified shelling as Marines withdraw, with refugees swelling the city and South Vietnamese forces assuming security duties.
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Weather and Vietnam War updates mixed with storms
Humid weather across the region with partly cloudy skies and a chance of afternoon or evening thundershowers. Lake Erie reports light to moderate winds. In Vietnam and Laos, US and South Vietnamese bases faced rocket and mortar attacks with 11 Americans wounded and light casualties for others. B52 bombers continued targeting the Ho Chi Minh trail and allied operations across Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam.
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Arabs mark '67 war start with Gaza attacks
Arab guerrillas attacked Gaza in three grenade incidents while two refugee camps held general strikes to mark the fourth anniversary of the 1967 war. A Palestinian spokesman said guerrillas ambushed an Israeli patrol near Jericho, killing four soldiers. Israeli forces reported a wounded soldier and a child injury from grenade fire. Gaza residents faced a day of strikes and calls to unrest backed by Arab radio broadcasts.
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Police link two Panthers to slayings
Police Commissioner Patrick V Murphy tied Richard Moore and Edward Josephs to a May machine gun attack that killed two officers near Manhattan District Attorney Frank Hogan’s residence. The four suspects also faced a Bronx holdup arrest after a raid by 49 officers.
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