New Mayor and Council Set for Swearing In
Lawyers pursue a suit challenging Hagerstown ward boundaries as five newly elected council members prepare to be sworn in at 7 30 p m. The filing seeks ward redistricting for future elections while court decides if the current city election can stand.
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Leaders Claim Meatless Week Begins Amid Price Hike Protests
The Associated Press reports Americans sample meatless meals as beef pork and lamb prices rise under a government ceiling. Households face shortages with many markets closed on Monday while consumer leaders vow to continue the boycott. In Chicago and Detroit, diners and shoppers note longer lines and widespread meat avoidance.
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Brutal humiliation recalled by POW in Hanoi march
Farmer POW recalls brutal humiliation during a Hanoi march as he describes harsh treatment and the impact on fellow prisoners. The report highlights accounts from veterans and the long road to recognition.
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Fairfax County Hit by Tornado Leaves Dozens Hurt
Fairfax Virginia county faced extensive damage from a powerful windstorm described as tornado like. Authorities report more than 30 injured, 56 families driven from homes, 16 stores with severe damage, and power outages across multiple communities near Washington.
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Floods Snow and Sandstorms Roar Across U S
Floods and snow hit wide regions from the Mississippi to the Southwest while sandstorms raged in the West. Tornadoes killed and damaged in Georgia and South Carolina, with 5,000 homeless in Georgia and eight deaths. Levees breached near West Alton Missouri as floods spread and evacuations impacted 10 to 20 thousand farmland acres. Officials sought federal disaster aid as rivers rose in the Pee Dee and Rocky rivers areas.
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Supreme Court Lets Lower Alaska Pipeline Ruling Stand
The Supreme Court refused to overturn a lower court ruling blocking the trans Alaska oil pipeline. Justices left the fate of the project to Congress amid environmental and land use disputes. The circuit court held right of way width under the Mineral Leasing Act limited pipeline construction.
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Nixon Greets Thieu at Western White House
President Nixon is to assure South Vietnam’s Nguyen Van Thieu of continued U S aid when they meet at the Western White House in San Clemente. The talks are expected to cover cease fire violations and possible American reprisals, with no major surprises anticipated in the communique.
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Ervin Rejects Secret Testimony By Nixon Aides
Sen. Sam Ervin Jr rejected as unacceptable President Nixon s offer for White House aides to testify in secret sessions. He asserted the Senate can subpoena any witness and punish refusals, and dismissed claims of attorney client secrecy for John W Dean III. He urged Nixon to see the laws of evidence anew at Duke University.
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