Curiosity Aroused As Safe Day Nears In Athens Beef Shortage
Athens shoppers face a beef shortage as prices wobble after the lifted price freeze. Grocers and producers report reduced market activity, with steers selling in the high forties to mid fifties per hundredweight and prices expected to fluctuate as the market stabilizes.
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Athens
Messenger
Mary Stright
Herb Amey
Peggy Parker
Athens County
Richard Harrel
Clyde Pratt
Mack O. Ellis
Morris Ave
Ellises
Beef Price Direction Watched By Marketers
Marketers monitor beef costs as federal price controls end. Ohio markets show mixed signals with steers near last week’s levels and Cleveland prices dipping. Kroger and Big Bear predict varied moves while Producers' Livestock foresees discounts as cattle flow increases.
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Associated Press
Livestock News Service
Columbus
Cleveland
Ohio
Kroger
Big Bear
Ed McLaughlin
Marysville
McLaughlin
Aid
Expenses Continue For Re-Election Committee
Nixon's re election committee reported 517000 in total legal costs since the Watergate break in and charged 280000 in the last three months finishing the quarter with payments to Stans Magruder Sloan and others. Stans faced trial in New York with Mitchell over a Vesco funded 200000 contribution.
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Senate
New York
Finance Committee
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Hugh W. Sloan
Last minute hitch delays settlement in Ohio General Telephone strike
An official of the Communications Workers of America in Ohio said a last minute hitch briefly delayed announcing a settlement in the union's two month old strike against General Telephone Co. in Ohio. Basil E. Kalashnikoff, a Russian immigrant and Cleveland street preacher, died at Metropolitan General Hospital at age 73 after a weekend illness.
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General Telephone Co
Cleveland, Ohio
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Khmer Rouge
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Teachers end four day strike in Cupertino amid nationwide classroom closures
Across the United States classrooms remain shut in Michigan Pennsylvania Ohio Rhode Island Wisconsin New York and Indiana after teachers ended a four day strike in Cupertino California. A separate AP report notes the House approved extending the cigarette advertising ban to little cigars by 287 to 63 and sent the measure to President Nixon. Jury selection begins in the U S District Court trial of former Attorney General John N Mitchell and former Commerce Secretary Maurice H Stans barring any appeals court delays.
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Calif
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
New York
Indiana
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House
Nixon
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
U.S. District Court
Fulbright Subcommittee Seeks FBI Wiretap Summaries
Sen. J. W. Fulbright names two members to a subcommittee to obtain FBI summaries of national security wiretaps on 17 persons. Kissinger's appearance expected to be final before the Foreign Relations Committee. At least 15 want to testify. vote unlikely until Fulbright returns Monday.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
FBI
Fulbright
Europe
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Senate panel backs strip mining bill amid ongoing highwall ban clash
The Senate Interior Committee approved a strip mining bill as debate continues on requirements for mine operators to fill in and disclose highwall features and safety measures. The panel faces continued pressure from environmental groups and industry stakeholders over regulatory scope and enforcement.
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Washington
Senate Interior Committee
Senate debate over strip mining ban and highwall rule
The 86 page bill cleared committee with a 7 to 6 vote on an amendment to ban highwalls. Sen Gaylord Nelson led the change, with Frank Church breaking a tie. Sen Alan Bible undecided. The bill would create an Office of Surface Mining, approve state programs, and enforce penalties while funding reclamation.
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D-Wis
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
Alan Bible
D-Nev
Boston
Senate
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Interior Department
National
Nelson
Nixon Lawyers Set Court Appeal
Nixon lawyers prepared to argue before a nine judge U S appeals court that the president is not subject to court orders and cannot be forced to turn over White House Watergate tapes. The court rejected the Senate Watergate committee’s bid to present arguments. In a related vote the House approved contempt proceedings against Watergate conspirator G Gordon Liddy.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
White House
Watergate
Archibald Cox
John J. Sirica
Senate
Watergate Committee
Sirica
Cox
House
G. Gordon Liddy
Skylab Voice Prank Tricks Mission Control
A woman voices Skylab from orbit prompting surprise at Mission Control. Robert Crippen and astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma confirm the exchange while a center spokesman explains Garriott had recorded his wife Helen's voice for a private radio chat.
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Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Skylab
Houston
Bob
Helen
Crippen
Center
Garriott
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