Families honor six Marines killed in Mayaguez rescue
The article profiles Kelton Turner and five other Marines among those killed near Tang Island during the U S Cambodian crisis. It notes Turner’s journey from Los Angeles High School dropout to Leatherneck, his mother’s memory of a Bible gift, and quotes from families describing their sons’ dreams and commitments. The piece lists PFC Richard W. Rivenburgh, Lance Cpl Andreas Garcia, PFC James R. Maxwell, PFC Walter Boyd, and Lance Cpl Gregory B. Copenhaver, with brief personal details and their hopes before death.
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Kelton Turner
Los Angeles High School
Kinloch
St. Louis
Ester B. Turner
Pfc
Kelton R. Turner
Tang Island
U.S
Mayaguez
Navy Department
Richard W. Rivenburgh
San Diego
Calif
Marines
Lance Cpl
Andreas Garcia
Carlsbad
N.M
James R. Maxwell
Center Ridge
Ark
Walter Boyd
Norfolk
Gregory
Copenhaver
Perryville
Abbie Rivenburgh
Pueblo
Hhem
Marine Corps
GM recalls 50,000 1975 model small cars in three campaigns
General Motors announces recalls affecting about 50,000 1975 model cars for steering shaft clamp, carburetor throttle cable, and fan blade issues. About 3,100 Camaros Novas Pontia Firebirds Buicks Apollos Skylarks face steering clamp tightening. Another 16,000 Ventura Omegas and Buick Apollos Skylarks with 260 engine need throttle cable inspection. 31,000 Camaros with 350 engine get fan blade replacement. No injuries reported. repairs at dealers at no charge.
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Knight News
Detroit
General Motors Corp
Four Day Week Gains Support in Cimarron NM Schools
CIMARRON NM AP A four day school week pleases students and staff in Cimarron High School and district. Principal Jack Martin notes student enthusiasm while Superintendent Joe Pompeo Jr reports broad district support and only 14 of 380 surveyed opposed. Parents have until tomorrow to weigh in on extending the plan next year and state Department of Education approval is the next step.
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Cimarron
N.M
Jack Martin
Cimarron High School
New Mexico
Joe Pompeo Jr
Pompeo
State Department of Education
No-warrant search of suitcase ruled legal in drug case
The Supreme Court ruled 5 2 Toledo police did not illegally search a suitcase thought to hold a bomb and found over 2 million dollars worth of heroin and cocaine. The minority warned the decision reduces protections against police intrusion though safeguards others from drug markets.
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Penn Central
Columbus
Supreme Court
Toledo
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