Ruling tightens grip on Watergate tapes privacy
President Nixon won a federal court endorsement of presidential privacy but lost on compelling the nine White House tape conversations for private judicial inspection. Judge Sirica kept the privilege but asserted judicial power over evidence, cautions against abdicating to the presidency.
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Washington
Nixon
Federal District Court
U.S. District Court
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Sirica
White House
Archibald Cox
Watergate
Death toll climbs in Mexico earthquake disaster
The quake in Puebla and Vera Cruz left about 500 dead with fears it could reach 1,000. Demolitions of unsafe buildings proceed as responders search ruins across more than 50 towns. Red Cross reports massive homelessness. volunteers aid survivors in Tehuacan and Puebla.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Puebla
Veracruz
Luis Echeveria
Alfonso Tabuara
Housing Development Institute
Red Cross
Ciudad Serdan
Monterrey
Guillermo Morales Blumenkron
Tehuacan
Virginia boy's body recovered in St Paul pond
Ward Von Gehlert 3 of McLean Virginia drowned while visiting grandparents in Shoreview Minnesota. He was playing near a pond behind the Cunningham home when he went missing in the early afternoon. Authorities recovered his body about four hours later.
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ST. Paul
Virginia
Hearings slated on planned steel hikes
The Cost of Living Council schedules public hearings today and Friday on price increases proposed by 10 steel companies led by U.S. Steel. Averaging about 4.8 percent, the raises would affect flat rolled steel products and could impact the broader economy due to steel’s role in consumer goods.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
U.S. Steel
Council
Steel Industry
Iron Age
Man killed self after gun battle with police
Spokane authorities say 57 year old Jack Magney wounded two detectives during a confrontation while police attempted to serve a mental warrant. He opened fire for more than an hour, a fire in his three story apartment building followed, and the blaze destroyed the structure with other tenants escaping unharmed.
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Spokane, Wash
Spokane
Jack Magney
Submarine Trapped Off Ireland Faces Two Day Oxygen Deadline
An international rescue team plans to attach a line to Pisces III, a 20 foot midget submarine entombed 1,375 feet down 150 miles off Cork. Britons Roger Chapman and Roger Mallinson are aboard with two days of oxygen as efforts to surface the vessel proceed.
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Ireland
Atlantic Ocean
Roger Chapman
Roger Mallinson
Vickers Voyager
Canada
England
Paul Messervy
Vickers Oceanics
Vancouver
Couple faces arraignment in son's death
Barstow California AP two parents Lawrence and Alice Parker, charged with man slaughter and child endangerment, arraigned today after their 11 year old son Wesley died days after they discarded his insulin following faith healer claims. Authorities seek unnamed healer.
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Barstow
Calif
Wesley
Lfe
Lawrence
Alice Parker
Barstow Asst
Edward Burke
Assembly of God Church
Escapee linked to double murder in Minnesota case
State Crime Bureau seeks identity of a young Massachusetts woman found dead with a man near Gull Lake. One escapee from Essex County Detention Center is sought for questioning. Victims shot in the head. a .45 pistol was found near Roy Lake cottage tied to a car rental and a stolen credit card.
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Jamaica Plain
Mass
Edward Basey
Middleton
Massachusetts
John P. Morgan Jr
Minneapolis
Arden Hills
Minnesota
Stillwater
Estrella
Gull Lake
Minneapolis-St.Paul
State Crime Bureau
Roy Lake
Dubuque
Iowa
Madison
Wis
MIT develops rapid drug tester for overdose cases
MIT in Cambridge, Mass announces a computer analysis system that reduces the time to identify an overdose drug to two hours. The faster determination improves survival chances for unconscious overdose victims.
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Cambridge, Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Eight antiwar protesters face conspiracy trial in Gainesville
A federal jury of seven women and five men is expected to begin deliberations on conspiracy charges against eight antiwar activists in Gainesville after closing arguments by both sides.
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Gainesville, Fla
Egypt Libyan merger advances with new constitutional assembly
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy agreed to form on Saturday a 100 member constituent assembly to draft a constitution for a planned united Arab state. The body will include 50 Egyptian MPs and 50 Libyan Revolutionary Committee members, with a referendum to follow.
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Cairo
Arab Unity
Anwar Sadat
Muammar Khadafy
Sadat
Khadafy
Egypt
Libyan Popular Revolutionary Committee
Khadaly
Constituent Assembly
Libya
Outsiders Appear Out as Alaska Pipeline Jobs Loom
Alaska officials say unemployed residents will fill about 18 000 jobs from the trans Alaska oil pipeline, with hiring preference for Alaskans once construction begins after year end. Unemployment at 10.2 percent tightens needs as out of state applicants flood in.
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Anchorage
Alaska
North Slope
Valdez
Gus Caterinichio
AFL-CIO plans major reorganization to tighten unity
The AFL-CIO proposes centralizing control over organizing and political campaigns to prevent local affiliates from backing candidates while the federation stays neutral. A new Organization and Field Services Department would coordinate state and local federations and consolidate 16 regional groups into seven, with William J. Usery Jr. as a potential top official.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
National Federation
George McGovern
D-S.c
Aflcio
William J. Usery Jr
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Machinists Union
Usery
Nixon
Labor Federation
Meany
Lane Kirkland
George Meany
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Karmann Ghia recall announced for 112000 cars
Volkswagen of America will recall an estimated 112000 Karmann Ghias built from August 1967 to April 1972 to fix possible gasoline or vapor leaks into the passenger compartment and avert fire hazards, per NHTSA agreement.
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Washington
Volkswagen of America
Volkswagen
National Highway Transportation Safety Administration
Notice to Bidders for Pavement Repair in Austin Minnesota
The Common Council of Austin Minnesota invites sealed bids for concrete pavement repair totaling 385 square yards. Bids due 10:00 A.M. September 17 1973 and opened publicly. bids marked Bid for Pavement Repair. Plans by City Engineer office 500 Fourth Avenue NE. Requires 5 percent certified check or bond. City may reject or waive formalities. Richard Benzhofer City Recorder.
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Common Council
City of
Austin
4Th Avenue
Minnesota
Richard Brenzkofer
Richard Benzhofer
City Recorder
Turkey Farmers Use Wide Antibiotics and Vitamins
Turkey farmers employ a broad mix of antibiotics and vitamins to maintain flock health and prevent disease among their delicate birds.
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Turkey
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