Air Pollution Legislation Moves Across States
State legislatures focus on air pollution control with bills on emission devices incinerators and waste disposal. Proposals include tax exemptions and incentives, creation of control commissions, and state aid for local facilities across New York Massachusetts Wisconsin Ohio Connecticut and others.
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Minesweeper Sunk By Viet Cong in Saigon Channel
South Vietnamese reports say a Viet Cong attack sank an 80-foot U.S. minesweeper in the Long Tau River near Saigon, wounding eight crewmen and leaving one missing. Korean Marines fought 400 North Vietnamese troops in a major melee about 340 miles northeast of Saigon, with heavy ground action and air strikes reported.
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Pentagon study links high Negro deaths to service rates in Vietnam
Pentagon officers report the first Defense Department study shows Negro troops form a high share of combat deaths. While Negro enlisted men were 11 percent of all U.S. troops in Vietnam last year, they accounted for nearly 18 percent of combat deaths. Higher concentrations in elite units reflect reenlistment, prestige, and pay incentives rather than discrimination.
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Gashtown
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Bigherville
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Tender Funeral Home
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Greenmount Cemetery
Arondtsville
Sukarno Faces Hardline Push as Indonesia Crisis Persists
Jakarta reports Sukarno holds talks with loyalists after rejecting military demands he resign. Suharto era sources warn against further talks, while others hint at possible attempts to avoid a showdown as mass support remains strong.
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The Daily Man Encrypted Notice Of Local Edition
A fragmented local notice lists an entry on a street in Hay Zin Coda with a phone number and scattered month references. The readable bits mention a second land entrance and a dated 98 20 sequence, with other unclear names and places.
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France Launches Fourth Satellite To Map Mediterranean
France sent aloft its fourth satellite in another effort to chart the Mediterranean region with greater accuracy. The launch underscores work by French space agency in improving geophysical data for navigation and research.
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Market gains outweigh losses with mixed stocks
In New York the stock market showed more gainers than losers early, with uneven results across sectors. Steel shares rose irregularly while autos airlines and other groups displayed mixed moves and low priced issues stayed actively demanded. American Photocopy and Madison Square Garden edged up fractionally under 89, and Lionel traded around 44.4 up modestly.
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Dale E. Moore Fined for City Junkyard
Dale E. Moore owner of Moore's Atlantic Service Station at 17 S. Potomac St was fined $20 and costs by Magistrate Daniel W Moylan for operating a junkyard. He had appeared on felon junkyard charges and was given until today to clean up the property.
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Area Deaths Reported in Maryland and South Carolina
Death notices from Upton and Boonsboro detail the passing of A Foreman 4 of Upton Pa and Betty Baker Parrett 92 formerly of Boonsboro. Foreman died at a daughter's home with eight children and eight grandchildren surviving. Parrett died after a three month illness with a large extended Baker family. Funeral arrangements are listed in Greencastle and Pickens with burial planned in St Thomas and Hillcrest Memorial Park.
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Newton Falls
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Cedar Lawn Memorial Park
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Hagerstown
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Greencastle
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Grove Funeral Hotne
Donald Reese
Green Hidd Cemetery
William F. Kline
Lettersburg
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
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Audice M. Kline
Dorothy Anderson
Lorton
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Emma E. Burkhart
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Hanson
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Keedysville
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Clay Bowman
Pleasant Valley
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Lantz
Ellie Lewis
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Roy. C. Fries
Ellicott City
Lillian Cooper
Strides Funeral Home
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Edgehill Cemetery
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Waner A. Foreman
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Verda Rhodes
Upton
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New York City
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Verda Kol
Chambersburg
Minnich-Miller Funeral
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Pickens
Betty Baker Parrett
Boonshoro
Pickens Hospital
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Boonsboro
James. F. Barrett
Loretta Stottlemyer
Maury Sue Baker
Getty Lou Baker
Mary Butts
Chambers
Severe wintry weather lashes broad western to midwest regions
Severe winter conditions swept from the Rocky Mountains to the Midwest with snow rain and gusty winds. Blizzard conditions were reported in parts of the north central region and snow fell across 11 states extending toward the Great Lakes and Texas by nightfall. Wind gusts reached 40 to 90 mph in various areas as temperatures plunged below zero in North Dakota and climate warnings spread from the Rockies to Minnesota Oklahoma and northwestern Texas.
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Polls Show Nixon Favored for 1988 GOP Nomination
Gallup puts Richard Nixon as the GOP voters favored candidate for the 1988 nomination while Harris counters with Nixon shown slipping. Romney says he won't comment on the split findings as he weighs his own electability against Johnson.
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