Pompidou dies and French vote set in crisis
Paris reports President Georges Pompidou died after a long illness. Alain Poher becomes interim president. elections must be held between April 22 and May 7. Contenders include Jacques Chaban-Delmas and Francois Mitterrand. Burial will be private at Orvilliers with a national religious service planned.
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Paris
UPI
Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
Charles de Gaulle
Orvilliers
Claude
White House
Alain Poher
Senate
France
Pierre Messmer
Wessmer
Luxembourg Palace
Poher
Constitutional Council
Nixon
Jacques Chabban-Delmas
Francois Miterrand
Atlantic Alliance
Chaban-Delmas
Mitterrand
Pompoudou
Selectmen depose listers name new board in Vermont town
Deposed listers Sleeman Santarcangelo and Clayton claim the selectmen’s move to replace them with Walter Noyes Jim Davis and Kathy O'Donnell could cost taxpayers thousands. The meeting expanded the board to five with one full time lister and raised pay. A town charter change to remove the four year appraisal freeze was approved for fall referendum.
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Jan Slusmon
Richard A. Sleeman
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Kenneth R. Clayton
Selectmen
Board of
Listers
Walter Noyes
Jim Davis
Kathy O’donnell
Noyes
H.M. Tuttle Co
Sleeman
Santarcangelo
Clayton
Vermont Education Association
Bennington
Timothy Corcoran
Study says Nixon owes more in taxes, report urged
Washington UPI reports a congressional study on President Nixon's first term income taxes reportedly concludes he owes up to 400000 dollars more than he has paid. The release may be delayed beyond today as originally announced.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Russell Long
D-La
Joint Congressional Committee
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
White House
New York Times
GOP
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means
Los Angeles Times
Internal Revenue Service
Pat
SLA promises to reveal Patricia Hearst release details
The SLA said Patricia Hearst would be released within 72 hours and that another communication would follow with the state city and time of release. Randolph Hearst and others awaited confirmation after a concealed message in roses and a driver’s license fragment.
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Patricia
San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Berkeley
the Phoenix
Randolph A. Hearst
Hearst
Catherine
Patty
Hearsts
John Bryan
The
Phoenix
Bryan
The Sting Wins Seven Oscars at 1973 Awards Show
The Sting led the 1973 Oscars with seven wins including Best Picture as Glenda Jackson Jack Lemmon and John Houseman took acting and supporting honors. Lemmon became the first to win both Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor, while Tatum ONeal took supporting actress for Paper Moon.
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Hollywood
UPI
Glenda Jackson
Jack Lemmon
Music Center
Elizabeth Taylor
Lemmon
Mr. Roberts
Helen Hayes
Miss Jackson
London
Tatum O’neal
John Houseman
Paul Newman
Robert Redford
Universal Pictures
George Roy Hill
Marvin Hamlisch
David S. Ward
Edith Head
William
NEPCO plans 400 mile oil pipeline from Oswego to Albany
A New England supplier NEPCO may build a 36inch underground oil conduit linking Oswego refineries to a new Narragansett Bay port in Portsmouth Rhode Island. The plan includes a 400mile Oswego Albany route, a dock for 250000ton tankers, 125acre land lease, and eight storage tanks. Officials say NY approval is secured but final steps depend on the port project.
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NEPCO
Oswego
Albany
N.Y
New England
Portsmouth
R.I
UPI
New York
New England Petroleum Corp
New England Gas and Electric Association
J. Lincoln Hallowell
New York State
Oswego-Albany
Narragansett Bay
Hallowell
Montreal
St. Lawrence
Hudson
Hudson and St. Lawrence
Halloway
Laurent L. Rousseau
Rhode Island
East Bay
General Services Administration
Olympic Oil Refineries Corp
Aristotle Onassis
Cumberland Farms
Demetrios Haseotes
Portsmouth Naval Lands
Inside Racket busting New York district attorney dies
Obituary notes the death of Frank Hogan, longtime district attorney in New York, detailed on Page 2 with editorial references to his career and impact. The piece marks Hogan as a pivotal legal figure in the city’s history.
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New York
Frank Hogan
WEA
Bennington
Gretchen Becker
Shaftsbury
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