Kent State protesters arrested as encampment cleared
Police moved in on the Kent State campus arresting over 100 protesters defying a court order to leave a tent city near Blanket Hill site of the 1970 killings. The demonstrators oppose gym annex construction and preservation of the memorial area.
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Vietnam
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Tent City
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Two Hijackers Handed Over to Soviet Union in Finland
Two Soviet skyjackers surrendered to Finnish authorities ending another hijacking of a Soviet airliner to Scandinavia. Alexander Zabrrnjak, 19, and Gennady Seluzhko, 22, would be returned to the USSR under a 1974 anti hijacking treaty.
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OPEC Solidarity Praised As Meeting Opens In Stockholm
OPEC opens a two day meeting in Stockholm with praise for unquestionable solidarity after a six month price rift. Qatar’s Abdul Aziz bin Khalifa al Thani urges cooperation among 12 member nations and says another price rise is not on the agenda.
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Front Royal Violated Revenue Sharing Rules Says ORS
The Office of Revenue Sharing declares Front Royal in violation of the State and Local Fiscal Assistance Act for discrimination against blacks in sewer and water services. The investigation urges removal of discriminatory questions from job and membership applications and calls for recruiting minorities and women in the fire department, plus updated anti discrimination bylaws and annual reporting.
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Privacy Protection Study Commission urges tighter privacy rules
The Privacy Protection Study Commission releases a 654 page report urging bans on lie detector use by employers, withholding federal funds from noncompliant schools, and new limits on government tax return use. It recommends mandatory restrictions, with some voluntary measures, and potential penalties up to ten thousand dollars for violations.
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Carter to visit Deep South for two day trip in July
President Carter plans a July visit across the Deep South starting with a July 21 speech in Charleston before meeting officials in Jackson Mississippi and appearing in Yazoo City for a town hall. He will end with a brief stop in Louisiana to tour an offshore oil rig.
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Water project eyed for Lone Oak Subdivision
The Clarke County Sheriff’s Department reports no breakthroughs in the murder investigation of Robert Lynn Garrett. Details are on the Area News Page today with updates from Garrett Pagell and Our Town Page 10 referencing Handley Library and local coverage.
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