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...control linkages, and then strolled back to their tactical operations centers. The call to combat came as it has almost every day since the Laotian operation began, well before midmorning. At the heavily sandbagged T.O.C. of the 4th Battalion, 77th Field Artillery, 101st Airborne Division, blond, mustachioed Warrant Officer Fred Hayden, 27, set down his cup of tea and sprinted out onto the oil-soaked pad. Zipped into his brown flame-resistant flight suit, he had already scrambled into the front seat of his Cobra by the time Copilot Ronald Lee Walters, 22, clambered into the rear. Within two minutes...
...Warrant Officer Candidate Jarema Majkut finds that "it takes a lot more skill to fly a helicopter" than other aircraft. "Basically, an airplane wants to fly," he says, "and a helicopter wants to crash." The pilots are well paid for their talents. With flight and combat pay, Fred Hayden clears $11,400 a year-enough to put him in economic striking distance of a New York City patrolman (base pay: $12,150 a year...
Robert Tonis, chief of the University Police, said that three plainclothes officers from the Cambridge narcotics squad appeared at University police headquarters Monday night with a search warrant describing the room that had a marijuana plant in the window...
City police arrested Andrew M. Wilson '72 on Thursday night in Briggs Hall and charged him with three narcotics courts: cultivating and growing marijuana, unlawful possession, and being present during the execution of a narcotics search warrant...
Dean Epps and other sources said that Cambridge police were in the Linnaean Street area because of many recent assaults on women. "The Cambridge police were allegedly hit in the face by seeing a six foot, well-lit marijuana plant. They did not consult with us in getting a warrant...