Aftermath of Explosion Leaves 18 Destroyed in Blasts
Officials report continuing blasts after the initial explosion with 18 others destroyed. No deaths have been reported at this time per AP wirephoto.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1973
Page
1
Flooded Mississippi drives mass evacuations and relief effort
The flood toll rises across Missouri and beyond as levees fail and thousands of families are homeless from Hannibal to the Gulf. Army Corps and federal agencies assist in relief while Agriculture Secretary Earl Lutz plans an aerial survey. The Mississippi crested at St. Louis near 43 feet, with flood warnings easing in some areas as waters recede slowly.
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Associated Press
Mississippi
Tae Department of Housing
St. Louisland
Tiv
Internal Revenue Service
Southeastern
Nissouri
Army Corps of
Hannibay Mo
Gulf of Mexico
Fedral
Agriculture
Earl Lutz
National Weather Service
Alissouri
St. Louis
Hannival
Louisivea
Market Gloom Offsets Wall Street Decline
New York AP reports a slide on the Big Board as fears deepen over political turmoil and the Watergate era, with Dow Jones down 2.62 at 918.57 and a weekly drop around 41 points. Analysts cite ongoing uncertainty and industrials pressured by legislative stalemate.
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Richard L. Stern
NEW York
Silape
Fallon
Bicuire
Ty Watergate
Martin Goodfriend
Brums
Ian
Congress
Leaves Scene Of Devastation In Roseville Suburb
In Grand Oaks California, a munitions train blast Saturday shattered homes and sparked fires. By Sunday quiet returned with only distant sirens, while damaged houses showed shrapnel, insulation, and melted gutters. The munitions train blast near Roseville 15 miles northeast of Sacramento disrupted Navy and railroad efforts with several more explosions.
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Sacramento
Calif
James XK
Staley
Associated Press
Roseville
Grand Oaks
Navy and
Southern Pacific Railroad
Cambodia reports brilliant victories against insurgents
Cambodian government claims a major success as troops repulse attacks near Angkor Wat and along the Mekong in the northwest, saying 52 insurgents killed, 5 captured and 7 government troops killed. 400 civilians freed, with continuing danger in Phnom Penh and capital area.
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Edith Lederer
Bods
Phnom Penh
Choy Neang
Angkor
Arey
Ihsat
Joe Mekong
Phoom
Penh
Fire destroys Wounded Knee trading post
Wounded Knee trading post in the center of the village burned late Sunday night. Interior official Thomas Oxendine said smaller buildings also burned and no injuries were evident. Federal officers watched from 1200 yards away and could not determine the fire's cause. AIM members who seized the village on February 27 used the post as sleeping quarters and gathering place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Thomas Oxending
Teamintiniutions
Bureau, of Indian Affairs
BIA
Oxendine
American Indian Movement
AIM
Libya seals borders to non Arab visitors
ROME AP Libyan authorities restrict entry to foreigners. only Arabic passport holders may enter. Dozens of Americans, mainly oil staff and families, were turned back from Tripoli after arriving from Athens. no exceptions to the Arabic-passport rule. The expansion of the ban, in effect since January 1 for tourists, signals a cultural revolution declared by Muammar Khadafy.
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