Philippine quake toll surpasses five thousand three hundred
The official toll from earthquakes and tidal waves in Mindanao and surrounding areas rose to over 5,300 dead or missing with about 30,000 homeless. NDCC reports 3,103 dead, 2,282 missing, 688 injured, and 28,716 homeless as relief efforts include US aid and Filipinos streets.
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Philippine Air Force
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Gulf
Zamboanga
Zamboanga Peninsula
Ford
Ferdinand E. Marcos
U.S
Basilan
Lanao
Misamis Oriental
Cagayan de Oro
Luzon
Two Americans Die in Panmunjom Attack
In Panmunjom within the Korean DMZ two U.S. Army officers were killed and four American enlisted men along with five South Koreans were wounded when about 30 North Korean armed with axes and metal pikes attacked while service workers trimmed trees. The UN Command described the officers as brutally murdered in an unprovoked assault and did not report North Korean casualties.
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Ford Holds Tight Lead as VP Speculation Shifts to Running Mate
At the 1976 Republican National Convention the crowd turns from Ronald Reagan to Ford’s VP choice after a 1,180 to 1,069 rule-change vote. Potential running mates include Howard Baker, William Scranton, William Simon, Elliot Richardson, and William Ruckelshaus with Connally fading from talks.
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Florida
Gil Carmichael
Mississippi
Richard Rosenbaum
New York
Richard Ogilvie
Illinois
Jim Lake
Lake
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Kissinger
Richard Schweiker
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Madigan Considers Lawsuit Over Special Grand Jury Report
Former Frederick County supervisor Richard Madigan says he may sue over the Special Grand Jury report naming him in connection with alleged bribery and conflicts of interest while in office. He has 1500 to 2000 pages of research, and seeks to “make the truth known to the people.”
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Frederick County
Richard Madigan
Special Grand Jury
Back Creek
the Star
Madigan
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Woodstock
William Allen
Allen
William A
Pete) Johnston
Johnston
Commonwealth
Lawrence Ambrogi
Frederick County Taxpayers Assn
Ambrogi
Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission and Sanitation Authority
Commission
Authority
Thomas Rosenberger
Warren County Fair coverage on Page 20
The Warren County Fair runs through this weekend with multiple pictures and a feature on Page 20. Clarke County Board of Supervisors debated a tractor pulling contest site in a residential district at its meeting yesterday.
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Clarke Board
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
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