Eighteenth Soldier Falls as Belfast Terror Fires UK Troops
Gunfire at a police border station leaves the 18th British soldier dead as a sniper wounds a field grade officer in Londonderry amid a day of terror. IRA blasts strike Belfast offices and other sites injuring civilians and causing widespread damage.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ion
Iar
Robin Rateankey
Alers-Hankey
Londonderry
Protestant Unionist Party
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Government Electricity Board
Coalisland
Castleberg
Enniskillen
Rick Signs Recording Contract With Mallard Record Co
Local disc jockey Buddy Allen known as Buddy Rick has signed a long term deal with Mallard Record Co Nashville led by Guy Drake. The first single Mary Ellen Jones backed by Once in a Life Time will be released mid September. Rick, a Chambersburg native, formed the Country Giants in Winchester in 1967 and hosts a 4 to 11 p.m. show on WRFL FM.
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Buddy Allen
Buddy Rick
Mallard Record Co
Nashville
Richmond
Winchester
The
Country Giants
Wanda Grandstaff
Luray
Gregory Wayne
Little Bud
Jerry Lynn
Rick
Wrfl-Fm Radio
No Backdown Expected On Teacher Pay Ruling
The Cost of Living Council planned to refine its ruling on teacher pay with no backdown from prior limits. The memo said teachers who accrued pay before the freeze or started before Aug 1 could receive raises, while others could not, as negotiators and education groups weigh offers and potential arbitration.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Council
U.S. Education
Sidney Marland
National Education Association
Treasury
Charles E
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
David
Nixon
NEA
Boards of Education
Conservation urged on recreation area users near Piney Mountain
Rep J Kenneth Robinson urged visitors to act as conservationists at the Christopher A Greene Lake Recreation Area near Piney Mountain. He warned that heavy use strains dunes groves and lakes and called for responsible behavior to keep the area enjoyable for future generations. He noted a subcommittee study of vandalism and enforcement costs and praised park use as a community asset while stressing law enforcement support.
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Earlysville
J. Kenneth Robinson
Christopher A. Greene
Robinson
Congress
Strasburg AARP Meeting Held With Attendees and Plans
The Strasburg AARP Chapter No. 26 met with a large turnout. They announced that Area III Conference precedes the White House Conference in November in Washington and each chapter will receive 100 for travel. R L Hepner presided and Mrs R C Fisher led a program of songs and talks by Mr and Mrs C M Palmer about their last New York and Niagra Falls tour.
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Strasburg
American Association of Retired Persons
White House
Washington
R.L. Hepner
R.C. Fisher
C.M. Palmer
New York
Niagra Falls
N.Y
Marion L. Nye
Nye
Warren County Aarp
Emma Buffum
R.C. Baker
St. Petersburg
Ecology Action to Meet Tuesday at War Memorial
The Ecology Action group announces its next meeting for Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. The venue is the War Memorial, inviting members and neighbors interested in environmental issues.
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Ecology Action
War Memorial Building
Amsterdam Exchange: oldest continuous stock market since 1602
The Exchange at Amsterdam in Holland, founded in 1602, claims the title of the world's oldest continuously operating stock market. It has shaped global finance through centuries of trading innovations and era-defining listings.
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the Exchange
Amsterdam
Holland
Mrs Edwards Exchangette Speaker at Winchester Club
Mrs Clinton Edwards director of CONCERN was guest speaker at the Exchangette Club dinner at Winchester Country Club. She said directing has been rewarding and praised community cooperation. Mrs Strother Shiley was elected to the Board of Directors. Mrs Gene Ratliff introduced Edwards. The Book of Esther is not in the Dead Sea Scrolls.
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Clinton Edwards
Concern
Exchangette Club
Winchester Country Club
Winchester Exchange Club
No Major Ground Action Reported in S. Vietnam
South Vietnam saw no major ground action while North Vietnamese gunners shelled allied bases along the DMZ. U S B52s bombed suspected troop positions and rocket sites in the DMZ and southern half, with destroyers Edson and Brisbane firing tracers at targets. Cambodian forces claimed a daylong clash northeast of Phnom Penh with about 100 enemy killed or wounded as 20,000 troops press Highway 6 corridor.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
U.S
Edson
Bris
Bane
China
Mao Tsetung
Lin Piao
Chou En-lai
Hanoi
National Assembly
Nhan Dan
Phnom Penh
Taing Kauk
Kompong Thmar
Rotary hear Crusade for Christ aims expo in Dallas
Winchester Rotarians heard Camp Crusade for Christ leader Doug Anderson describe Expo 72 a June 12 17 event in Dallas. The interdenominational movement will train student volunteers and aims to reach 100000 attendees at the international Evangelism congress. Anderson a Centre College biology graduate will depart for Austin to join Crusade staff at the University of Texas.
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Winchester Rotarians
Campers Crusade For Christ
War Memorial Building
Doug Anderson
The
Crusade
W. Clayton Anderson
Rostel Road
Dallas
Tex
Anderson
Centre College
Danville
University of Texas
Austin
John P. Arthur
Rotary
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Star of Bethlehem
Strasburg Aarp
Hee Block St
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S. Vietnam
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Chapman Motor Company, Inc
Amherst St
Apman Motor
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