Capitol Wing Damaged by Hazardous Device Incident
An interior section of the Senate wing suffered extensive damage after a hazardous device attack linked by a protest against Laos invasion. No injuries were reported. Senate leaders and Capitol police pursued a possible link to the protests, while the White House condemned the act as shocking violence.
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South Viet Nam bases abandoned amid Laos operation
South Vietnamese troops abandoned Hotel 2 and other positions near Hill 31 as heavy antiaircraft fire hindered U.S. helicopter resupply and evacuation. U.S. losses included 40 dead, 5 wounded and 18 missing, with 3,118 Communist troops killed in three weeks of Laotian fighting. American air support continued, while reinforcements moved into Laos to bolster the 15 000 strong task force advancing along Route 9.
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United States
Laonian Panhandle
Three more arrested in Lorain drug raid cases
Lorain County deputies tracking secret indictments report twelve arrests linked to Pandora's Box narcotics raid. Among those charged are Charles Rover and Gerardo Vidal with hallucinogen possession and sale, Marvin Woolfork tied to forged checks, and several others held in custody. Some arrests extend to non drug offenses as the investigation expands.
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Gerardo Vidal
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Marvin Woolterk
Grarden Ave Lorain
Ritter Jackson
Sidal
Ritter
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Dex
Rover Amd Veda
Syters
Charies
Rosy Farsa Ramnert
Drake
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Reichlin orders city garage plans
Mayor Leonard P Reichlin announced he authorized Landig and Wekoff to draft preliminary Elyria central maintenance garage plans during the past week. He said he would not sign a $6000 contract to buy the old Star Bakers building on Infirmars Road, a proposal council will consider.
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Variable clouds and cool with light snow likely
Weather report notes cool today with highs in the upper 20s to lower 40s. Tonight and tomorrow show cloudy skies with light snow possible. Tonight lows near upper 30s. Probability of precipitation 1 percent today, 3 percent tonight and tomorrow. Sunset 6 16 pm, sunrise 7 01 am. High 46 at 3 28 pm yesterday, low unknown at 6 am.
Nixon asks more farm funds for rural America
President Nixon boosted his 11 billion dollar rural development plan to 11.1 billion and proposed 24 percent more federal funds for rural communities. He spoke in Des Moines to Iowa lawmakers outlining revenue sharing and reorganizing plans while defending against farm bloc criticism of ending the Agriculture Department as a standalone agency.
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Savon
Series on U.S. drug use begins on Page 12
Chronicle-Telegram starts an exclusive series exploring national and international drug traffic and the cultural context. The report aims to illuminate local problems by tracing historical trends and global patterns, offering readers context for the area’s drug-related issues.
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