Kissinger seeks to retain state aides after switch
Kissinger plans to ask most key state department officials who served under out going secretary Rogers to stay on when he becomes secretary. Officials said the move aims to keep staff intact to gain confidence and boost morale. Skylab 2 crew will focus telescopes on the sun concentrating on bright spots and black holes in the outer gas shell. They have logged 139 hours of telescope work by the 32nd day of a 59 day earth orbit.
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Kissinger
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
State Department
William P. Rogers
Stockholm Gunmen Seized After 132-Hour Bank Siege
In Stockholm two gunmen who held four hostages for 132 hours were captured by police. The hostages, including 21 year old Kristin Enmark, described fear but relief that no one was harmed and expressed concern over police actions.
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London
Ernest Bond
Scotland
York
Stockholm
Kristin Enmark
Heatwave to Persist With Scorching Temperatures
Today remains mostly sunny and hot with highs in the low to mid 90s and humid air. Tonight stays clear and warm with lows around the lower 70s, followed by another hot day Thursday with highs in the low 90s.
Man Slain In Pomeroy on Main Street
A father of three, William Harden, 34, was shot and beaten on Pomeroy’s Main Street near Duds and Suds Coin Laundry around 2 40 a.m. James Cundiff, 34, Racine Route 1, is in the Meigs County jail as a suspect. A handgun was found in the suspect’s car and witnesses described a small vehicle leaving the scene. Harden had been working late at his office on East Main.
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Pomeroy
Racine Area
Meigs County
Jed Webster
William
Bill) Harden
Racine
Harden
E. Main Street
James R. Cundiff
Webster
Roland Smith
Elmer Althouse
Meigs
Bernard Fultz
Smith
Althouse
E. Main
Pomeroy Motor Co
Cundiff
Fultz
Fair Attendance Drop Reported At Ohio State Fair
The 120th Ohio State Fair attendance Tuesday fell from last year due to hot humid weather. In Meigs County, agents and investigators, including Herman Henry of the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, continued to probe the death of Harden whose body was found near the fair area. Autopsy was ordered by Dr Ray Pickens the county coroner. Harden survived by a wife two daughters and a son and other relatives. Funeral services set for Saturday 1 p.m. at Ewing Funeral Home with burial in Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call after Thursday noon.
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Harden
Western Southern Life Insurance Co
Ray Pickens
Meigs County
Fultz
Meigs County Sheriff's Department
Herman Henry
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification
Dorothy
Tamara
Teresa
Brian
Dorothy Neigler Harden
Syracuse
Robert R
Racine
Donald
Florence Harden Potts
Morris Harden
Ewing Funeral Home
Letart Falls Cemetery
Be a Coupon Clipper Action Ad Coupon Prompt
This prompt urges readers to clip the Action Ad coupon from today’s classified section to perform any sale rental purchase or acknowledgment. It emphasizes versatility urging use for selling renting buying asking telling or thanking and promises action.
Ohio General Assembly Okays Ethics Wage and Unemployment Bills
The 110th Ohio General Assembly adjourned until January after approving a code of ethics for lawmakers and officials, a minimum wage of 1.60 an hour for most workers, and 1.30 for agricultural labor. Unemployment benefits were raised, and the State Lottery Commission was created with members paid 5000 annually.
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Columbus
Ohio
110Th
Ohio General Assembly
Senate
Gilligan
House
State Lottery Commission
Ruling Seen Today On Nixon Tapes
Federal judge Richard Sirica expected to rule on whether President Nixon must turn over Watergate tape recordings. The decision will shape executive privilege limits and the legal battle between Archibald Cox and Charles Alan Wright as both sides seek access to key conversations in the scandal.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
John J. Sirica
Supreme Court
Charles Alan Wright
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cox
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Oval Office
Decision on Auto Price Increases Awaited by Council
The Cost of Living Council may rule within a week on Phase 4 price hikes sought by Ford General Motors Chrysler and American Motors. Increases totaling up to 106 per model were argued as needed to cover higher labor material and mandated safety and antipollution equipment costs.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Council
American Motors
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Henry W. Welch
Kenneth C. Merrill
Peter J. Petkas
Corporate Accountability Research Group
Ralph Nader
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