Newsprint Shortage Forces U.S. Papers to Trim Pages
Canadian mill strikes choke off newsprint. U.S. papers cut pages and adjourn editions to conserve dwindling inventories. Rail disruptions worsen supply while some papers trade with peers and raise ad content to fill space.
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New York
U.S
George B. Waters
Rome
N.Y
Sentinel
Canada
Martinsburg Journal
West Virginia
Panhandle
Colorado
Greeley Tribune
Little Brothers to Attend Baltimore Baseball Game
Thirty four Little Brothers will travel from Winchester Frederick County to Baltimore on Sunday to watch Baltimore face Chicago. Sponsored by the Big Brothers of Winchester and Frederick County, the group includes 22 adults led by Rev John Fitzgerald executive director and board members. They depart Ward Plaza at 1 30 p m and expect return by 11 30 p m. The program aims to give fatherless boys hope and guidance through mentoring.
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Little Brothers
Baltimore
Chicago
Big Brothers
Winchester
Frederick County
John Fitzgerald
Big Brother Organization
Ward Plaza
Winchester - Frederick County
Beach Search For More Possible Victims
Galveston County Sheriff plans a one mile beach search for graves of more victims in the mass murder case linked to Dean Corll. Authorities say no location is known yet but efforts proceed weather permitting. The case also includes indictments against Elmer Wayne Henley and David Owen Brooks as the probe continues.
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Houston
Galveston County
Kline
William Hatten
Elmer Wayne Henley
Henley
Charles Melcher
Hatten
David Owen Brooks
Dean A. Corll
Striking Truckers vow to fight Chilean Army
Striking truckers and families guard their vehicles across fields in Chile vowing to fight if the army tries to seize trucks. Government plans to deploy troops if the owners do not end the 22 day strike by 4 p.m. Thursday. The protest seeks higher freight rates, new trucks, and imported spare parts amid claims of government bias toward public transport.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Puente Alto
Allende
First Picket Line Death in Dispute
Cesar Chavez says the United Farm Workers may call off pickets after the first fatality in the grape growers dispute. Juan De La Cruz, 60, was shot during picketing at Arvin near Giamarra Vineyards. Suspects Ernest Baclg, 64, and Bayani Advincula, 20, both farm workers, were arrested for murder investigation.
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Delano
Calif
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Union
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Chavez
UFW
Juan de la Cruz
Arvin
Here
Giamarra Vineyards
Ernest Baclg
Fresno
Bayani Advincula
Dalton Richardson Farms
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Chambers
Jefferson Counties
Lake
Sam Rayburn
Harris County Dist. Atty
Carol Vance
Vance
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Athur, Inc
Boscawen Street
Virginia
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Jules Rist
Leesburg
Sinatra
Tom Jones
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Youth Crusade
U.A.W
Paper Mill Road
Dynamic Youth Evangelist
Chuck King
Shelia
Shenandoah Valley
Apa Ajnti
Chevrolet
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