Mexico quake death toll mounts in Orizaba region
Orizaba and surrounding towns reel after a 7.2 quake with heavy rains hindering rescue. Official toll 627, unofficial near 1,000. President Echeverria visits hit cities Puebla state Veracruz state towns report dozens dead in multi story collapse. Gov’t aid and relief efforts proceed as communications and power slowly restore.
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Mexico
UPI
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Quechalac
Puebla
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Pueba
Rio Blanco
Orizsha
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Martha Mitchell to stick with John to the bitter end
Martha Mitchell denies reports of separation and says she will stay with John N. Mitchell "to the bitter end." She calls rumors false while noting pressure from Watergate and legal troubles as Mitchell faces a perjury trial and disbarment considerations related to a $200,000 donation to Nixon's reelection.
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San Clemente
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New York
UPI
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Australian doctors claim test tube conception success
In Melbourne a Queen Victoria Hospital team led by Professors Carl Wood and John Leetong achieved a conceived human embryo via in vitro fertilization. The fertilized egg implanted in the womb but aborted after nine days due to prior surgical complications. The four year research effort involved a childless couple and detailed lab steps from egg extraction to embryo transfer.
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Melbquane
Australia
UPI
Queen Victoria Hospital
Carl Wood
John Leetong
Judge rules Mitchell Stans trial to proceed Sept 11
Federal judge Lee Gagliardi refused to delay the Mitchell Stans trial over Watergate publicity. He ordered the case to start September 11, noting publicity is unprecedented but not relevant to the charges. Defenses sought postponement and removal of Watergate references, but most requests were denied. The case centers on an alleged scheme tied to Vesco's $200,000 donation and a broader conspiracy with 43 codefendants.
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New York
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New Jersey
Parents held for manslaughter in cured diabetic son death
Lawrence Parker and Niswits, tied to a faith healer's claim of curing diabetes, were arrested in Barstow on charges of involuntary manslaughter and endangering a child after their 11-year-old son Wesley died from lack of insulin. Authorities described the couple as unemotional as they faced the case.
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Calif
UPI
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Parker
NASA
Alice
Wesley
Parkers
Oil from shale faces ecological trade offs and vast potential
A UPI report outlines that shale oil could boost barrels and energy, but its development may harm vegetation and water systems, risk canyon debris, degrade water quality and supply, and threaten wildlife in Western regions. The analysis weighs billions of barrels against ecological costs.
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UPI
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Wyoming
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Movie listings and oil shale report dominate region theatres
The Twin Cities cinema listings highlight Tom Sawyer and The Day of the Jackal with varied ratings while regional driveins show Scorpia and While Lightning. A separate Interior Department study reviews potential shale oil development, outlining a prototype program costing up to 250 million dollars and possible daily output targets.
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John Woolf
Mogram
P G heir indicted on illegal game charges
Procter & Gamble heir George Franklin Gamble. 35, faces federal charges for transporting legally killed elk and big horn sheep. Indicted with hunting consultant Jack Atcheson of Butte Montana. The case cites killings on the Crow Indian Reservation and in Yellowstone. Potential penalties include nine years and $90,000 fines for Gamble and four years plus $40,000 for Atcheson.
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UPI
Procter & Gamble
George Franklin Gamble
U.S
Brian Denton
Jack Atcheson
Butte
Mont
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Califor
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Napa Valley
Crow Indian Reservation
Montana
Yellowstone National Park
California
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