Ex-GI Bigamy Case Ties Vietnam Refugee to Bangor
Vu Thi Lan, 24, arrives in Bangor with two children seeking husband Michael Green, a 24-year-old American GI who allegedly married Lan in Da Nang on October 8, 1969 while serving in Vietnam and later wed another woman in Bangor in 1970. District Attorney David Cox says Green faces grand jury review for bigamy. Lan holds Army papers and a legal marriage certificate.
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Bangor
Maine
UPI
Vu Thi Lan
Michael Green
Lan
South Vietnam
Green
Cox
Cording
Vietnam
da Nang
Lisa
David
Steinbrenner to repay campaign funds from Nixon era
George M. Steinbrenner III, chairman of American Ship Building Co., will reimburse over $42,000 tied to corporate campaign donations during the Nixon 1972 campaign. A three member Special Review Committee found all expenses proper except a $500 petty cash item used for a Dinner for Dan honoring Sen. Daniel Inouye. The panel urged recovery from the Special Prosecutor or Inouye if possible.
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George M. Steinbrenner III
The
American Ship Building Co
Richard Nixon
Steinbrenner
AmShip
Securities and Exchange Commission
Dan
Sen
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Washington
Sen. Inouye
Reim
AmShip moves main office to Cleveland
The American Ship Building Co will relocate its corporate headquarters from Lorain to Cleveland effective Monday. The Eastie Gas Building at 1717 E. 9th St will house the new offices for President Francis Theis and executives including Harry Wilson Robert Bartlome and Clifford Lewis. AmShip Division HQ and part of the corporate accounting department stay in Lorain.
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The
American Ship Building Co
Lorain
Cleveland
Eastie Gas
E. 9Th St
Francis Theis
Harry Wilson
Robert Bartlome
Clifford Lewis
AmShip Division
REBELS PROMISE LENIENCY FOR SAIGON REGIME FOLKS
The Provisional Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam vowed clemency for soldiers and officials of the former regime and urged U S aid to repair war damage. Col Gen Tran Van Tra called a victory rally urging rebuilding and punishment for acts against the people’s administration. Mme Thi Binh in London said aid should come with no conditions and that responsibility lies with America for damage caused in Viet Nam.
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Revolutionary
South Vietnam
United States
Tran van Tra
Saigon
Tra
PRG
U.S
Ho Chi Minh
London
Mme
Thi Binh
Paris
Britain
Viet
Peope
Ford urges future focus after Vietnam war ends
President Ford calls the Vietnam war over and urges the nation to focus on refugees and new foreign policy challenges. He cites evacuation of 120,000 plus, notes harsh reactions, and compares past immigrant integration to current needs. He stresses support for those at risk, including many children, amid economic strain.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
United States
Vietnam
Yester
Congress
Graham Martin
Saigon
Senate Gop
Hugh Scott
Supporters pack corridors as Gotsis trial date set
Dr. George P. Gotsis appeared in Lorain County Common Pleas Court to cheers as a non public pre trial was held. Court sources say the conspiracy to commit aggravated murder trial may start September 22 with a moved venue possible to accommodate more spectators.
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Gotsis
George P. Gotsis
Lorain County
Eassy
Gotis
Lorain
George Abraham
Denis Radefeld
Radefeld
Lorain Community Hospital
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California
Reva Rolnick
Bangor, Youth Aid Bureau
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Arnold Sobel
James Nederlander
Allan K. Shaw
Cleveland Trust Co
Reds
United Press International
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Omaha
Wentworth
Ence
Phnom Penh
Neb
Nebraska
J.J. Exon
Exon
Lloyd Kramer
Margaret Burke
Pamela Myers
Burke
Myers
Kramer
U.S. Postal Service
Edward Zorinsky
Nebraska Furniture Mart
Robert Batt
Eugene Stark
John Erway
Missouri
Texas
Fort Smith
Ark
Wayneville
George Getis
Lorala County
Alice Weeds
Dr. Gotsis
Lorain Community
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