Amtrak rolls out as older trains fade from the rails
Amtrak begins operations nationwide, replacing 285 intercity runs with 191 remaining. Courts rejected delays as three-judge panels upheld district court rulings, citing lack of irreparable harm and public rail service disruption. Named trains like the Wabash Cannon Ball and San Francisco Chief are among those eliminated.
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Antone
San Francisco
Portland Rose
City of
Miami
Capitol Limited
North Coast Limited
Amtrak
Congress
Washington
Howard F Corcoran
Corcoran
Cleveland Ends Rail Passenger Era After 120 Years
Cleveland’s 120 years of intercity rail travel ended as a westbound New York to Chicago train made the final Cleveland stop. Amtrak took over nationwide service at midnight, with a 13 hour reprieve for Clevelanders before intercity trains ceased. Senator Saxbe advocated a Chicago New York line including Cleveland and Toledo.
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Cleveland
APT
New York
Chicago
Saxbe
Toledo
Amtrak Ellials
Amtrak
Columbus
Cincinnati
Ducaumotive
Chico
City
Cofnabus
William B Saxbe
Penn Central
Cleveland Union Terminal
Pitsburgh
St Louis
Cits
Eight indicted over Kissinger mock war crimes trial plot
A federal grand jury expanded an antiwar case charging eight defendants with plans to kidnap Henry Kissinger for a televised mock war crimes trial and to sabotage federal buildings in Washington. The superseding indictment adds two defendants and broadens charges including raids on Selective Service offices.
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Harrisburg
Henry Kissinger
Philip Berrigan
Kissinger
Washington, D.C
Mary Cain Scoblick
Anthony Scoblick
John Theodore Glick
Lancaster
Glick
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S. Attorney and Selective Service
Rochester
N.Y
Selective Service Boards
Berrigan
Elizabeth McAlister
Eqbal Ahmad
Elizabeth
Eqbal
Voin
Ro Pixon Herman
Sister Elzabeth
Selective Service
Rrinabeth
Borrigan
Selective Service Board
Davidson
Seablicks
Wenderoth
Ghick
Wilmington
Col
Inter Selective Service Board of
Philadelphia
Dover
Georgetown
Del
United States
Troops on alert in Washington as antiwar protest grows
About 500 to 1,000 military police and the new V100 riot vehicle deployed near Arlington Cemetery while 6,000 protesters camped at West Potomac Park. The Pentagon moved MPs from Ft Meade to Ft Myer and expected more battalons to arrive to counter anticipated Monday disruptions.
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Washington
UPI
Army
Pentagon
Ft. Meade
Arlington Cemetery
Department of Justice
519Th MP
Ft. Myer
Arlington, Va
Ft Myer
West Potomac Park
Lincoln Memorial
U.S Park
U S B52s Hit A Shau Valley After Ambush
U S B52 bombers conducted fresh raids in the A Shau Valley targeting suspected North Vietnamese troop complexes near an ambush site that killed five Americans and wounded ten. The previous day three soldiers died and one was wounded when a helicopter was shot down during support actions.
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Saigon
A Shau
U.S
Sadat Stresses Conditions for Cease Fire Over Canal
Egyptian President Sadat says Egypt would accept a definite cease-fire if Israeli troops pull back from the Suez Canal under a plan to reopen the waterway, with Egyptian crossing of the canal and partial Israeli withdrawal as prelude to full evacuation. He notes the deal must be separate from a broader peace process while US broker Rogers tours the region.
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Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Suez Canal
Israel
Sadat
Cairo
Abba Eban
Tel Aviv
William P Rogers
Turkey
Saudi Arabia
Bomb blast damages Bank of America branch in Santa Cruz
A pipe bomb damaged a Santa Cruz Bank of America wall and shattered windows, injuring none. The blast marked the 35th attack on the bank’s properties this period, with $10 000 in damage and windows also broken at nearby homes.
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Santa Cruz
Calit
Bank of America
Bank of Amerca
Montebello
Los Angeles
Berkeley
Qakkand
Muf Valley
Satesalito
San Francisco
Isla Vista
Santa Barbara
California
New You
Taper
Formosa
Weather watch program draws national interest in Lorain County
The Lorain County Civil Defense weather watch, a 43 person program led by Joseph Stocksill and praised for excellent planning, alerts the area to severe storms. Donald E. Thomas of the Department of War in Washington requested more details after reading a local article. Volunteers observe weather conditions to supplement Cleveland radar warnings.
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Lorain County
Crd
Joseph Stockstil
Lorain County Cwil
Mne
Donald E. Thomas
Crsil Defense
Department of Vaw
Washington
Serete Stocksill
Cleveland
Fourth Annual Antique Show Preview by Lake Ridge Academy
Vermilion hosts the Mothers Association event with 30 dealers from Ohio Pennsylvania and Michigan displaying antiques. Betty Hinman writes the Family Features preview while John Kenney provides photos as The Chronicle Telegram promotes tomorrow’s show.
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Mothers Association of
Lake Ridge Academy
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Betty Hinman
John Kenney
Chronicle Pelegram Tomorrow
Weather Shows Cooler, Cloudy Skies With Showers Likely
Cooler weather with increasing cloudiness and a chance of showers this afternoon and tonight. Highs near the lower fifties, with a south to west wind then shifting to northwest tonight and tomorrow. Precipitation probability rising to 20 percent tonight and 15 percent tomorrow.
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Neil McLaughlin
Daniel Berrigan
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Salina
Kan
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Beverly Bell
Marjorie Shoman
William Vavidon
Haverford College
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Weni
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101St Airborne Division
101St
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Eral
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Westerday
Justice Department
Washington D.C
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Clarence Fraley
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