Ministers Reach Provisional Cyprus Solution Amid Turkish Rebuff
Greek Turkish and British ministers announce a provisional Cyprus solution after all-night talks in Geneva. Turkey balks at provisions on its invasion force and vetoes discussion of its military presence, demanding autonomy for Turkish Cypriots and other conditions. Greece calls the Turkish demands unacceptable and non negotiable, warning of potential long term partition.
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Associated Press
Greece
Turkey
Britain
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Mavros
Palace of Nations
Geneva
Rauf Denktash
Midwest governors clash over fuel shortages lack of federal info
MINNEAPOLIS AP The Midwest governors express wide views on possible winter fuel shortages but unite on one point a lack of information from the federal government. Gov John Gilligan of Ohio says the national energy policy and an apparatus to handle the issue are missing. He criticizes President Nixon for suggesting the problem is solved.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Midwest
John Gilligan
Ohio
Gilligan
Nixon
JAMA urges end to DDT ban drawing mixed ecologist response
The Journal of the American Medical Association calls for lifting the 1972 EPA DDT ban. Dr. Thomas H. Jukes, UC Richmond biochemist, says the move was political rather than scientific, while ecologists criticize the request.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Thomas H. Jukes
University of California At Richmond
Environmental Protection Agency
Miss Black America Crown Goes to Von Gretchen Shepard
Von Gretchen Shepard, 24, of San Diego, California, won the fifth annual Miss Black America Pageant in Indianapolis. The modeling instructor stood 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighed 124 pounds, triumphing over 28 other contestants.
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Indianapolis
Ind
von Gretchen Shepard
San Diego
Calif
Miss Shepard
Taft objects to impeachment debate TV coverage
Sen Robert Taft Jr of Ohio blasts TV coverage of impeachment debate as political and demagogic. He says his view may not prevail and the proceedings will be broadcast anyway.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
Weather outlook with clouds showers and warm Tuesday
Tonight will be cloudy with a chance of showers or thunderstorms and lows in the mid 60s. Tuesday looks sunny and cooler with highs in the low to mid 80s. Page 2.
Second Impeachment Articles Advance in Judiciary Panel
In Washington the House Judiciary Committee plans to add at least three impeachment articles against President Nixon for Watergate abuses. Article II, charging constitutional violations, is likely to win bipartisan support, with a vote expected today and possible sessions tonight and Tuesday. Meanwhile former Treasury Secretary Connally is indicted on bribery perjury and obstructing justice related to Watergate activities.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Peter W. Rodine Jr
D-N.j
M. Caldwell Butler
Rva
House
White House
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Robert C. Byrd
Senate
Treasury
John B. Connally
Elizabeth Holtzman
Dn.y
Brooklyn
Maine Sunday Telegram
Cohen
Maine
Reactions Split on Nixon Impeachment Vote
Six Republicans urged impeachment while others defend Nixon citing his world peace record. Representative Cohen says the decision weighs on him for life and Rangel reports strong district support for removal. Maraziti and Sandman voted against impeachment amid questions of evidence.
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Nixon
House
Judiciary Committee
William S. Cohen
Maine
Charles B. Rangel
D-N.y
Elks
Clinton
N.J
Maraziti
Charles W. Sandman Jr
R-N.j
Atlantic City
Sandman
Richard Nixon
United States
Hostage Escapes From Texas Prison Rift
Henry Escamilla a 40 year old inmate escaped from the Texas State Prison after leaping through a glass door during a hostage crisis. He was severely injured and hospitalized as negotiations continued with ringleader Fred Gomez Carrasco and two other convicts holding 15 hostages including teachers librarians and a priest.
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Huntsville
Tex
Henry Escamilla
Texas
Escamilla
Ron Taylor
Texas Department of Corrections
Joseph O'Brien
Father O’brien
Ordination of Women Scheduled in Defiant Philadelphia
In Philadelphia eleven women were to be ordained Episcopal priests at the Church of the Advocate, a first in the church history. Bishops say the ordinations are theologically valid though irregular, acting in obedience to a risen Christ. The move faced strong opposition from Bishop Lyman Ogilby and the presiding bishop John Allin urged cancellation.
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Philadelphia
Church of the Advocate
Lyman Ogilby
John M. Allin
Rototiller Ads Drive Fast Sales Note in Messenger
Local newspaper note highlights rapid rototiller sales and strong advertising impact. Mentions Delbert F. Matheny and Buch Oh S as part of a brief classifieds section with scattered OCR fragments.
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Delbert F. Matheny
Allie
Lucasville Shakedown Seen Tied to Prison Weapons Probe
Lucasville Correctional Facility officials consider a rapid weapons sweep after a spate of inmate stabbings linked to recent guard strikes. Warden Joseph Havener says volunteers already turned in weapons, while Columbus debate grows over new state laws on public employee bargaining and potential arbitration for disputes.
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Columbus, Ohio
Lucasville
Joseph Havener
Havener
Columbus
Joseph J. Sommer
Department of Administrative Services
Ohio
Sommer
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