New clues spur Bogg plane search
The Alaska search for Hale Boggs focused on offshore islands after Air Force re evaluations of California citizen band radio reports. A voice heard by operators may be from the missing twin engine Cessna 310 with Boggs and three others. The plane was en route from Anchorage to Juneau for a fund dinner when it vanished Monday.
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Anchorage
Alaska
APL
Hale Boggs
Air Force
California
Boggs
Sitka
Juneau
Don E. Jonz
Jonz
Fairbanks
Citizens Band
Ken Shelley
Alaska Air Command
Victor Parker
Nevada City
Calif
Teen age violence concerns in Lorain County
A Lorain County discussion notes rising juvenile violence linked to drug and alcohol use. McCrea cites marijuana as most common among teens, with amphetamines and barbiturates also prevalent. Court reports show juvenile cases injurious to health rising from 42 in 1970 to 83 in 1971 as parents and probation officials seek reforms.
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John D. McCrea
Lorain County
Carl Skalak
McCrea
Lorain County Court of Common Pleas
Delta Queen Jazz Excursion Heads to Cairo and Louisville
The Delta Queen stern wheeler, saved by legislation, will sail December from New Orleans to Cairo Illinois where the Mississippi meets the Ohio, then to Louisville Kentucky. First class tickets for jazz enthusiasts are $772 for the full trip, which is nearing sold out.
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New Orleans
Gaylord Ravenal
Mississippi
Cairo
Ill
Ohio
Louisville
McGovern confronted by fan at Kutztown football game
Senator George McGovern faced an aggressive fan, William E. Smith, 27, who leaped from the stands and charged him during a Kutztown Cheyney State game. Secret Service halted the man and later released him with no charges. Smith said he merely voiced his opinion amid a tight game.
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Kutztown
Secret Service
George McGovern
McGovern
William E. Smith
Fleetwood
Smith
David Ruff
Ruff
Cheyney State
Pennsylvania
Inter
South Dakota
Reading. Penna
Johnstown
Gus Yatron
D-Pa
Yatron
Elyria Ohio Mail Privileges Granted For Daily
Notice announces Elyria Ohio granted mail privileges for daily publication under Lorain County Printing & Publishing. Carrier delivery rates listed per week and per year with address and phone numbers for Elyria Lorain Closeland areas and adjoining counties.
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Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing de
Lorain
Closeland
Nixon vows unpopular actions in re election bid
President Nixon urged voters in a Camp David broadcast that if re elected he would not hesitate to take hard steps even if unpopular with Congress. An aide signaled a veto of a $30.5 billion HEW Labor budget and Ehrlichman warned the bill, already trimmed, may still fail to pass.
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Thurmont
Nixon
Congress
John Ehrlichman
Camp David
Here
Lung cancer rising becomes leading cancer death threat
The American Cancer Society warns lung cancer cases rise rapidly and now often locate in the lungs. It carries up to 91 percent mortality and is largely preventable through avoiding tobacco use, but diagnosis often comes too late for cure.
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New York
APS
American Cancer Society
ACS
United States
Soviets ease tax law for Jewish emigrants
Soviet sources say 60 more Jewish families may leave for Israel without paying for their free higher education, bringing waived cases to 139. Waivers cover varying amounts and were announced as a Soviet American trade pact aims for 1.5 billion dollars in two-way trade by 1975.
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Moscow
Ic Pi
Israel
Kishinev
Moldavia
Washington
Pompidou Triumph at Summit With Mixed Reactions
The European Summit ended with Pompidou smiling amid the frowning Brandt Heath. He led the effort for a nine nation meeting and secured opposition to a United Europe or a central foreign policy secretariat. A 1976 resumption is planned with coordinations by foreign ministers outside the market framework.
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Paris
Georges Pompidou
Willy Brandt
Edward Heath
Pompidou
Europe
United States of Europe
Marcos praises crackdown and land decree in martial law report
President Ferdinand E Marcos announced a new decree to create 700000 peasant family farms of 12.5 acres each and said martial law has reduced anarchy crime and corruption. He cited 30438 seized firearms 4265 officials dismissed and 500 criminals arrested with rising foreign investment talks.
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Manila
OPI
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Marcos
Greater
Political unrest and crackdown in Uganda under Amin
Uganda faces a rising toll with about 3,000 military and 1,000 civilians killed since Amin seized power. Sources warn of intimidation and purges aimed at intellectuals religious leaders and opponents as Kampala consolidates rule amid a nearby guerrilla defeat.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Idi Amin
Amin
Kampala
Tanzania
Uganda
Auto Repair Deception Exposed in Escalating Charges
A Chicago case shows mechanics inflating bills by adding hidden repairs and selling used parts as new. The practice erodes trust as owners face mounting costs and uncertain outcomes. White House official cites widespread fraud costing consumers millions annually.
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Elizabeth Hanford
White House
Office of Consumer Affairs
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Belfast
William Craig
Northern Ireland
London
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Vanguard
Vaiupi
Cost of Living Council
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Price Commission
Donald Rumsfeld
Business Council
Rumsfeld and Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Chicago
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