Marines Rescue Mission At Koh Tang Leads to Casualty Uncertainty
Fourteen Marines and airmen were missing after a Koh Tang operation that freed the Mayaguez crew. One Marine was confirmed dead, and an airman on a crash site is believed dead. Pentagon officials said parts of the force were scattered across four ships and among returned crews. The White House hailed the mission as a liberty-behind-seas victory.
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8 Percent Social Security Increase Set for July
About 35 million Americans on Social Security or welfare will receive an 8 percent boost starting in July. Retiree checks rise by 7.60 to 37 dollars for the typical range, with SSI recipients in half the states possibly missing the boost unless states act. The increase, approved after Congress balked, costs 5.7 billion for the new fiscal year and does not affect payroll taxes.
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Ford
Caspar W. Weinberger
Columbia Gas OKs big cut in winter supply for Ohio industry
Columbia Gas of Ohio announced a 60 percent curtailment of 1972 usage for 940 large and 840 smaller industrial customers statewide. The measure hits 28 large and over 50 smaller firms in Lorain County, especially greenhouses, but excludes schools, churches, stores, and offices initially. Officials warn further cuts could follow as the federal plan and supply shortfalls are assessed.
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Angry Thailand recalls ambassador over Mayaguez clash
Thailand announces recall of Ambassador Anant Panyarachun from Washington in protest at U S use of Thai bases to recover the Mayaguez. Kukrit Pramoj says sovereignty was violated by US Marines at Utapao after his withdrawal request, with calls to review US Thai security ties and troop presence.
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Beebe's fate goes to five-man court
In Akron the prosecution asked for defrocking Rev. L Peter Beebe for allowing irregularly ordained women to function as priests The court may suspend sentence if Beebe refrains from further disobedience He celebrated Eucharist with two women priests and four male priests in Hardesty Park The trial could address the validity of the 11 women ordinations The five clergyman tribunal aims to rule in one to two months with potential appeal timing noted The case centers on canon law and ordination vows and may affect the Diocese of Ohio and nationally
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Alison Cheek
Virginia
Carter Heyward
New York
Charles Baker
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Best Elyria of Fame banquet shines at Crystal Springs
About 352 people attended the Crystal Springs Beach House for the Best Elyria of Fame banquet, the event’s strongest yet since 1972. Honorees included Jeri Pomeroy the first woman famed, Bill Mrakowski, Doa Gleisner, Ross Dean and the late Hazel Dangerfield. Details and more photos appear on pages 21 and 26.
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Bill Mrakowski
Doa Gleisner
Ross Dean
Hazel Dangerfield
Elyrian Kalis Wins OSU Student Body Presidency
Elyrian Kalis, 20, wins the Ohio State University student body presidency after a campus campaign. He will serve a one year term, running on a platform to work with students and tackle ignorance and apathy.
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Fragmentary local item hints at event or notice
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference an event or notice with unclear names and details. What is readable suggests a local context, but many essential facts are missing, making precise identification difficult. Further readable content is needed to produce a complete card.
Bicentennial savings bond design unveiled in Elyria
Betty Myers, secretary at Elyria Savings and Great National Bank, displays the new Bicentennial Series E Savings Bond design. The design features a “We the People” image replacing the presidential eagle and depicts Independence Hall on the $25 bond, the Liberty Bell on the $350, Spirit of ’20 on the $76, and Valley Forge on the $908.
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Great National Bask
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