Heroin Threat Presses Tucson Onslaught Of Drug Trade
A Tucson report details heroin sale networks on East Speedway Boulevard near Himmel Park. It cites an undercover buy near patrol officers, youth involvement, and alarming crime links to heroin. Authorities note widespread distribution, high street values, and cross-city supply chains.
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Sailors seize Montevideo port amid Bordaberry power struggle
Militants in Montevideo seized and isolated the port as soldiers and sailors clashed with President Juan Maria Bordaberry's government. Bordaberry stayed in his office near navy barricades before departing at about 5 am. Military officers were described as rebels, with troops outside the capital on alert, marking the fiercest confrontation since his 1971 election.
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POW list names 99 Vietnam War prisoners released by UPI
The Joint Reception Center for Operation Homecoming released a 99 name list of U.S. prisoners of war held in South Vietnam. The roster includes Maj. Floyd J. Thompson the longest held and Lance Cpl. Roland L. Ridgeway who was reported killed and buried in the U.S. The published names include many service members with hometowns across the United States and ranks from corporal to major.
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Penn Central trains end strike under congressional order
Penn Central trainmen returned to work under a congressional order ending a strike that halted the railroad. President Nixon signed the back to work measure about 13 hours after Congress passed it, with both sides predicting near normal commuter and shipping services in the Northeast. The move followed a two-week stalemate that disrupted transportation and commerce.
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