Nixon limits switch from coal to oil to ease heating fuel shortage
The Nixon administration moves to block coal-burning industries from switching to scarce petroleum fuels for home heating. A public hearing is set for Sept 6-7 at the Interior Department as part of tentative rules to curb oil use and ensure essential fuel supplies.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
John Love
Interior Department
Love
P.N. Gammelgard
Public and Environmental Affairs
Two convicts hold hostages in Stockholm bank vault
Police siege enters sixth day as Jan Erik Olsson and Clark Olofsson pressure authorities with a planned escape. Gunfire injures a officer while hostages including Birgitta Lundblad face alleged sexual assaults amid the standoff.
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Stockholm
Jan-Erik Olsson
Clark Olofsson
Olsson
Birgitta Lundblad
Kurt Lindroth
Olofsson
Aakesson
Nixon Reveals Cost Data on San Clemente Estate
President Nixon discloses that his close friends C G Rebozo and Robert Abplanalp were secret partners in an investment firm that bought most of his San Clemente property in December 1970. An audit shows the Nixons used own funds and loans to acquire the estate, with loans from Abplanalp, while public records previously obscured ownership details.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
C. G
Bebe’’ Rebozo
Robert H. Abplanalo
White House
Abplanalp
Coopers & Lybrand
B. & C. Investment Co
Los Angeles
Rebozo
Title Insurance & Trust Co
Abplanalo
Ethics Bill Near End Of 1973 Legislative Session In Ohio
Ohio lawmakers near completion of the 1973 session focusing on a code of ethics and unemployment compensation laws. A joint conference reported near agreement on disclosure requirements and scope for public officials. Other bills include lottery sales in bars, a $5,000 state lottery commission salary, and real estate licensing education changes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
John J. Gilligan
Indian Movement Leader Charged In Shooting Case
Carter Camp president of the American Indian Movement was arrested in Valentine Nebraska and charged with assault with a deadly weapon after Clyde Bellecourt was critically wounded in a Rosebud South Dakota yard. Camp brother Craig and Leroy Cassades face the same charge. Bellecourt underwent four hours of surgery and remained in critical condition at Winner hospital. AIM planned strategy talks as guards manned the hospital around the clock.
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Winner
S.D
Carter Camp
The
American Indian Movement
AIM
Clyde Bellecourt
U.S
William Clayton
Sioux Falls
Sl.d
Camp
Craig
Leroy Cassades
Bellecourt
Minneapolis
Rosebud
Wounded Knee
Pine Ridge
Clyde _ Bellecourt
Spray Users Warned Over Banned Adhesives
The Consumer Product Safety Commission urged expectant parents to consider chromosome analysis after using certain spray adhesives now banned. They advised delaying child plans until consulting a doctor. Recommendations target Krylon Spray Adhesive and other brands.
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Washington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Borden Co
3-M Co
Mostly sunny hot and humid with 90s across two days
Mostly sunny hot and humid today and Wednesday with highs in the low and mid 90s. Clear and warm tonight with lows in the lower 70s. Details, Page 2.
They Mean To Kill Police Warn Of More Bombings
London police warn that the IRA linked wave of letter bombs and incendiaries likely to continue and possibly worsen. Security tightened in London Belfast and at British missions overseas after a U S embass y bombing. The attack pattern shows IRA roots though a splinter group may be involved.
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London
Irish Republican Army
Scotland Yard
Supt
Roy Habershon
Yard
Washington
England
IRA
London Stock Exchange
Bank of
Aldershot
Old Bailey Criminal Court
Ministry of Agriculture
Ireland
English
Attendance Soars at Ohio State Fair Despite Heat
Ohio State Fair attendance neared 91 thousand with 80,954 counted by Monday as 90 degree heat hit the exposition grounds in Columbus. The Osmonds drew a packed grandstand for two shows, delaying the early program due to a television cameras dispute. Cincinnati Day Girl Scout Day Press Day and Avco Day were noted.
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Columbus, Ohio
Osmonds
Cincinnati
Avco
Fast Way to Find Buyers Ad Promises Wide Reach
An advertising pitch touts an Action Ad that inserts into over 16,000 homes daily and claims a highly responsive readership to help sellers reach buyers quickly. The copy emphasizes speed and broad circulation without offering specifics on cost or targeting.
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Robert H. Abplanalp
Lottery Commission
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
University of Cincinnati
Indian Movement
FBI
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Helsingborg
Sweden
Gustaf VI Adolf
Mexico
Mexico City
Puebla
Red Cross
Memphis
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Geoapier Fosica Edeaeeda
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John Sharp
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