Sniper Slips Through Lines in Hotel Siege
New Orleans police chief says a sniper in the slayings of six people slipped through a 200-man cordon from a hotel rooftop, possibly due to police negligence or being supremely clever. He suspects multiple snipers, but admits a single shooter remains possible as a floor by floor search yielded no suspect.
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New Orleans
Clarence Giarrusso
Giarrusso
Howard Johnson's
Central Business District
Moon Landrieu
Nixon birthday reflections reveal hopes for great things
President Nixon, marking his 60th birthday, says he hopes to do great things in his seventh decade and stays mentally and physically active. He offers thoughts on ideal ages for political offices and notes experience matters more than age for the Supreme Court and presidency.
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Richard Nixon
White House
Nixon
Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Times
PUCO Chief Seeks State Regulation of Cable TV in Ohio
Columbus AP The 40 year old PUCO chair Henry Eckhart pushes for state regulation of cable television to protect consumers in all 88 counties. He wants standards on service quality and pricing to ensure inner city, rural, and unincorporated areas gain fair access, pending legislative study findings.
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Columbus, Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Henry Eckhart
PACO
Ohio
Inner City
Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Eckhart
Legislative Service Commission
Richard Masek
Legislative Commission
Masek
John Ackerman
Ohio Bureau of Preventive Medicine
London
Ohio Firms Seek Cable Certification Amid Regulatory Hurdles
Masek notes Ohio companies filed for certification soon after the guideline and await approval. He adds municipal cable division regulation has had limited success with criticisms that cities lack franchise understanding and negotiating experience. He emphasizes that franchise terms depend on both sides' negotiating skills.
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Masek
Ohio
Ohio lawmakers prepare ethics and revenue sharing bills
The 110th General Assembly opens its second week with Gov Gilligan advocating a full financial disclosure ethics bill and a $72 million revenue sharing proposal. House support appears likely while Senate Republicans show mixed backing. A blue laws repeal also looms from Rep Galbraith as Sunday sales rules face review.
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Columbus
Ohio
110Th General Assembly
John J. Gilligan
GOP
Gilligan
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
Charles Kurfess
Perrysburg
John Galbraith
Maumee
Northwest Territory
Seven Nixon Aides On Witness List
The Watergate break in trial opens with seven current or former White House staffers or Nixon re election aides named as anticipated witnesses. The government lists sixty witnesses, including four Nixon campaign officials and a former White House secretary. An eight count indictment accuses burglary conspiracy interception of communications and unlawful possession of intercepting devices. Five defendants were captured at gunpoint inside the Democratic headquarters on June 17.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
U.S. District Court
Asst
U.S. Atty
Earl J. Silbert
Democratic
Watergate
Potomac River
No Results Reported During Paris Talks
Paris talks between Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho yielded no progress with Hanoi warning that no signs of results emerged. The two sides met at a villa near Paris amid a tense atmosphere as Washington continued bombing campaigns. Nhan Dan stated Hanoi’s representatives returned with seriousness to reach a correct solution but insisted the U.S. must sign the October 20 1972 peace agreement.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Nhan Dan
North Vietnamese Communist Party
Vietnam
U.S
Kissinger
Tho
Lukens Misses Filing Deadline Bar on Candidacy
State Sen. Donald E. Buzz Lukens did not file his election expense report on time and faces a five year ineligibility. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced the filing was received January 3, past the December 22 deadline. Lukens aimed to run as a Republican governor candidate in 1974.
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Lukens
Columbus
Ohio
Donald E
Buzz
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Butler County Board of Elections
Farmers To Get Propane Gas
Ohio farmers will receive 700000 gallons of propane from Hydra Gas of Sarnia Ontario under an arrangement announced by the Public Utilities Commission. The gas will primarily assist farmers in north western Ohio for drying corn and soybeans.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Henry Eckhart
Sarnia
Ont
Massillon Resolves Teachers Strike Then Faces City Worker Protest
Massillon ended its teachers strike Monday night after a Stark County judge ordered a return to work. Teachers and the Massillon Board of Education reportedly reached agreement about 12 hours later and planned to resume classes today. The city then faced a separate three day old work stoppage by other city employees.
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Massillon, Ohio
Massillon
Massillon Board of Education
Stark County
Massillon Education Association
Brecksville Board Endorses Settlement to End Strike
The Brecksville Board of Education unanimously voted Monday night to approve a settlement with nonteaching employees ending a three day strike over layoffs of 71 workers. Workers had already endorsed the package and returned to duty over the weekend.
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Brecksville, Ohio
Brecksville
Nixon authorizes new attacks if B52s threatened above parallel
U S sources say Nixon authorized fighter escorts to strike MiGs or surface to air sites above the 20th parallel if they threaten B52s below that line. The U S Command reported a Phantom shot down a MIG21 near Thanh Hoa, northwest of the 20th parallel, amid renewed exchanges in the Panhandle.
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Saigon
Nixon
U.S
North Vietnam
Air Force
Thanh Hoa
Hanoi
Hoa Binh
Paar returns to late night TV with ABC debut
New York AP Comedian Jack Paar resumes late night hosting on ABC in a one week a month run against NBCs Tonight. The premiere showed jitters and rough spots with Peggy Cass and guests Goldie Hawn Jonathan Winters. Unseen Kennedy home movies and playful banter mark a tentative start as Paar negotiates familiar unpredictable style.
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Abc-Tv
Mrs. Miller
New York
Jack Paar
NBC
Peggy Cass
Network
Goldie Hawn
Jonathan Winters
Kennedy Brothers
Joe
Robert
John F. Kennedy
Paar
Miss Hawn
Winters
Tonight
ABC
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