Scrap Metal Exports Curbed Amid Price Surge
The United States imposes export limits on iron and steel scrap after domestic prices hit a 16 year high, with possible limits on corn exports under review. Commerce Secretary Dent eased a five day embargo on soybeans and cottonseed while freeing 33 million bushels for export and authorizing 750 000 short tons of soy oil cake and meal for export by August 31. Japan may cut U S scrap imports to five million tons in 1973. China bought 600 000 tons after controls, a shift in supply amid global demand.
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Washington
United States
Frederick B. Dent
Dent
State and Commerce Department
Commerce Department
Japan
European Economic Community
Peoples Republic of China
China
U.S
Yasushi Fukuko
Ministry of International Trade and Industry
Nixon to address Watergate after committee phase ends
President Nixon will speak in an appropriate forum after the Senate Watergate committee finishes its current phase. The panel plans weekday hearings through Aug. 3 on the break in at the Democratic National Committee and the subsequent cover up.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
San Clemente Complex
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Democratic National Committee
Watergate Office
Samuel Cash
Congress
San Clemente
Ziegler
Ervin
Howard H. Baker Jr
GOP
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
John W. Dean III
Dash
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Dean
Colby seeks more CIA openness during confirmation hearing
William Colby told the Senate Armed Services Committee he favors greater disclosure of CIA activities and might propose regular written reports to Congress. He noted potential problems with foreign governments and CIA operatives abroad and acknowledged past missteps in Watergate-era assistance to E. Howard Hunt.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
William C. Colby
CIA
Colby
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Congress
Senate
South Vietnam
Symington
Los Angeles
Daniel Elisberg
E. Howard Hunt Jr
White House
Trooper Rescues Mother and Six Children in Ohio Hostage Case
Ohio Highway Patrol Capt. J J Fullenkamp crawled into the Niedermier home to confront two escaped convicts after a 50 mile chase. He disarmed one man and guided the mother and five children to safety while the other surrendered. Deputy William Bender, killed in the pursuit, had aided the chase.
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New
Washington, Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
J. J. Fullenkamp
Fullenkamp
Thomas Niedermier
Niedermier
Hershberger
Osborn
Marion County
William Bender
Marion
Bender
Highway Patrol
Ohio 67
New Washington
Ohio
State official blocks recognition of new state employees union
Columbus Ohio rules out recognition for the Union of State Government Employes amid legal name confusion. The Ohio Civil Service Employes Association aligned with the new union to form the Ohio Government Employes Alliance and was set to announce a state labor relations chief leaving to join the alliance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph Sommer
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Ohio Government Employes Alliance
FDA reviews 22 aerosol vaporizers after recall linked to Cleveland death
The FDA is examining 22 mouth or lung aerosol products after recalling Pertuss in Medicated Vaporizer. The recall followed the April 18 death of a 5 year old in Cleveland whose room was sprayed with the product. Consumers are urged to destroy or return any cans.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Cleveland
Weather Outlook Page 2 Partly Cloudy with Tstorms
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a chance of thundershowers. Lows in the upper 60s and around 70s. Wednesday highs expected in the 70s. Details on Page 2.
Ohio Power Seeks Picketing Limit in Newark Case
Ohio Power Co files suit in Licking County Common Pleas Court to curb protests at Newark facilities. The company cites union pickets denying entry to salaried staff and executives and seeks a court order restricting to two pickets at a time.
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Newark, Ohio
Licking County
Ohio
West Virginia
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
The
Utility Workers Union of America
Betty Grable Dies of Lung Cancer at 56 in California
Actress Betty Grable, famed World War II pin up and star of Million Dollar Legs, died of lung cancer in Santa Monica at St John’s Hospital. Born 1916 in St Louis she had a 42 film career and top ten box office runs for 12 years. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Betty Grable
Miss Grable
St. John’s Hospital
Melbourne
Australia
Treasury Department
Las Vegas
St. Louis
Conn
Lillian Grable
Jackie Coogan
Harry James
Rockies
Vicki
Jessica
James
Parkersburg Airport To Get Jet Capability
The Appalachian Regional Commission approves an 800000 air safety grant to Wood County Airport Authority Parkersburg to improve Parkersburg Marietta air service. Funds will buy land, extend the runway, build a parallel taxiway, resurface taxiways and aprons, and groove runways. Extension will allow jet aircraft use.
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Parkersburg
Clarence Miller
Appalachian Regional Commission
Wood County
Marietta
Miller
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