Submarine salvage foiled by partial recovery breakage
United States planned a summer retry to raise the sunken Soviet submarine. From the wreckage, analysts noted armament of conventional subs with nuclear missiles and torpedoes. The Glomar Explorer, built by Hughes Summa, attempted to recover the sub with a giant claw but the top broke away after partial lift, ending salvage efforts for now.
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Viet govt abandons Quang Tri Province to North Vietnam
Saigon officials disclosed that South Vietnam plans to abandon a fourth province Quang Tri and possibly a fifth Thua Thien as North Vietnamese forces tighten control in the region. Analysts say strategic reasons drive the move, with about 450,000 refugees expected from the three central highland provinces.
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Salvation Army Scrambles as Pantry Runs Dry
Salvation Army in Elyria faces a pantry shortage after a threefold January February caseload surge. Capt. Gary Long cites lack of canned goods from Christmas and ongoing layoffs as the main factors. He notes most new cases are former workers needing emergency aid and appeals for canned food donations through local churches or the Salvation Army at 716 W Broad St.
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Record Balance of Payments Deficit Reaches New High
Washington reports the nation ended the year with a record three month deficit of 5.9 billion in the balance of payments, up from 3.9 billion in the prior quarter. Annual deficit totals 10.6 billion, second worst since 1960.
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Weather outlook cloudy with pockets of sun
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a low in the mid to upper 30s and a high in the mid to lower 40s. A 20 percent chance of precipitation tonight and tomorrow. Winds NW up to 15 mph tonight. Sunrise 7 33 a m Sunset 7 38 p m Details on Page A 9.
Reinstatement Ordered for Fireman Who Refused Flag
North Ridgeville firefighter Gary F. Bacher, fired in March for declining to raise the American flag on religious grounds, must be reinstated by the Ninth District Court of Appeals. The court overturned Lorain County rulings, noting no clear danger to citizens and directing the civil service commission to restore him, though Bacher may not return to active duty and has started a bricklaying business.
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Shortage exposes lax state plate fee controls in Gilligan era
Elyria Auto License Bureau reports a $325,422 shortage tied to former deputy registrar Anthony J Marsho. Officials say audits are ongoing to determine causes and amounts, with previous registrars noting mismanagement and misdirected auditing roles under Gilligan. Former auditors describe shifts in auditing duties and weak oversight across deputy registrars.
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Elyria
Anthony J. Marsho
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Robert Jump
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