Ohio National Guard remains viable despite recruiting shortfall
Ohio Adjutant Gen. James C. Clem says the Ohio National Guard will stay viable despite missing the 2,700 member goal. The Go Guard drive drew 1,900 enrollees with 734 since four Vietnam Era veterans discharged. Clem vows intensified recruitment and new programs to keep interest high.
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Former Euclid judge linked to prostitutes in 1969 tape
CLEVELAND UP I Former Euclid judge Robert Steele faced questions about relationships with several prostitutes during a taped police interview linked to the Marlene Steele murder case. The interview, recorded Feb 26 1969, precedes the Jan 9 1969 killing and Steele’s later marriage to Barbara Swartz.
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UPI
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Robert Steele
Marlene Steele
Steele
Two Moonies quit sect after deprogrammer talks
In San Francisco two of five Moonies, teens aged 23 to 25, released to their parents after a court ordered custody, quit the Unification Church following conversations with deprogrammers. Attorney Wayne Howard said Barbara Underwood of Portland and Leslie Brown of Berkeley Heights left before an appellate stay, expressing gratitude for leaving. Church spokesman Richard Lewis noted deprogrammers accompanied all five families over the weekend near San Francisco International Airport.
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UPI
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Barbara Underwood
Portland
Ore
Leslie Brown
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Unification Church
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Richard Lewis
San Francisco International Airport
Baby salmon to travel by barge and truck
About eight million baby salmon will be moved to the Pacific this year using barges and trucks due to drought reducing river flow. The Army Corps of Engineers funds the plan to save young salmon from turbine blades and predators as rivers run at half normal volume and routes are redirected for hydroelectricity.
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UPI
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Columbia Rivers
Ed Mains
Corps’ Environmental Research Branch
Mavis
Corps
Prince Charles targets Luxembourg princess for future bride
Gossip columnist Nigel Dempster says Prince Charles selects Princess Marie-Astrid of Luxembourg as future wife despite Roman Catholic faith issues. Buckingham Palace declined comment as the couple’s ages are noted 29 in November for Charles and 23 for Marie-Astrid.
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Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
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