Hostages escape ends two day Brooklyn siege
Four gunmen who held nine hostages at John and Al's Sporting Goods in Brooklyn surrendered after a 47 hour standoff. Police described a disciplined operation with hostages escaping via a hidden stairwell and a rooftop handover. One officer was killed and others injured during the crisis.
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Oil cleanup continues in San Francisco Bay marinas
An armada of yellow rowboats scooped up oil from a 200 000 gallon spill caused by unlocked spigots, fouling white yachts and shoreline. Nearly 300 waterfowl died, with 442 birds captured for cleaning as cleanup cost about 500 000 dollars and involved 160 laborers, skimmer barges, vacuum trucks, and rowboats across 25 marina harbors.
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Diana Ross imitates Lady Day without effort in Lady Sings the Blues
Diana Ross says any resemblance to Billie Holiday in Lady Sings the Blues is by osmosis not imitation. The film draws strong box office potential and may earn Oscar consideration though it is rated R. The Valachi Papers starring Charles Bronson also receives mixed reviews and a satire The Ruling Class with Peter O'Toole plays at Willamstown College Cinema.
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Congress girds for battle over power erosion with Nixon
Washington leaders in Congress and President Nixon face a clash over executive privilege and budget control. Democrats challenge impoundment of funds and secrecy, citing historic tensions. A Senate vote signals a test of whether Congress can curb presidential power or yield to it.
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Nationalist premier rules out talks with Peking
Premier Chiang Ching-kuo of Nationalist China told UPI in Taipei that his government will never negotiate with the Chinese Communists. He said the choice is a matter of life or death and stressed continued U.S. support for South Vietnam as key to Asia's future. Chiang outlined plans to regain mainland China through political efforts and limited military action, and noted his health and rigorous work schedule.
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High court to review tuition reimbursements
The Supreme Court agreed to hear cases on state aid to parochial schools. A Pennsylvania law authorizing tuition reimbursements was ruled unconstitutional by a Philadelphia three judge panel and the state appealed. The Court will also examine New York tax credits and grants aiding parochial schools, plus a 1970 funding act later targeted.
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