Publisher defies IRS on Hughes files in Las Vegas
Las Vegas publisher Hank Greenspun refused to turn over private IRS files on Howard Hughes after a meeting with agents. He warned of legal fight to protect press freedom and vowed possible jail if required, citing First Amendment protections. Authorities may seek court action within 60 days to compel compliance.
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Vegas
Nev
Hank Greenspun
Internal Revenue Service
Howard Hughes
Greenspun
IRS
Hughes
Las Vegas Sun
TRS
Nevada
IRS Special Task Force
Supreme Court
IHS
U.S
Devoe Heaton
Cpurt
Watergate
James W. McCord Jr
Senate Watergate Committee
G. Gordon Liddy
Creengpun
Edmond Muskie
Maine
McCord
Muskie
McCard
Iddy
Sif Greenspun
Energy crisis spurs calls for varied solutions nationwide
United Press International reports a former White House economist supports a price hike to curb fuel use while Apollo astronaut Cunningham proposes space solar energy beamed to Earth. In Washington, offices dimmed lights as the White House plans a new Cabinet level Department of Energy and Natural Resources. Gasoline stations nationwide face shortages, with Texas natural gas curtailment discussed and Florida Governor Askew proposing a lower speed limit to conserve fuel.
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United Press Interassiomal
White House
Washington
Ty Oklahoma
Texas
American Automobile Association
President's Council
of Economic Advisors
Paul W. McCracken
McCracken
University of Michigan
Walter Cunningham
Cunningham
Space
Earth
Justice Department
Texaco and
Coastal States Gas Producing Co
I the Southwest
Young Oil Co
Texas Railroad Commission
Florida
Reubin Askew
Court of Appeals bars funds to segregated schools
U S Court of Appeals barred federal funds to many elementary and secondary schools unless desegregation occurred while granting colleges in ten states ten more months to end racial separation. The ruling upholds a lower court order and names Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Maryland Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma Pennsylvania Virginia among affected areas. NAACP official Greenberg hailed the decision as overruling Nixon era reluctance and speeding desegregation.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
U.S
John S. Pratt
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Pratt
Coleges
Elemen
HEW
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Delaware
Kentucky
Missouri
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
West Virginia
New York
Jack Greenberg
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Nixon
Parsons College closes after 98 years in Fairfield
Parsons College ends operations with $18 million debt and bankruptcy. Fairfield loses 59 buildings and 175 local workers as the campus shuts down after decades of high salaries and past accreditation battles. Community leaders call the closure a cultural and economic blow to the town.
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Norman D. Sandler
Fairfield
Iowa
UPI
Parsons College
Millard G. Roberts
Parsons
Roberts
Wilege
Des Moines
Amany
Richard F. Stageman
Fairfield Area
College
Gordon Aistrape
Chamber of Commerce
Two Philadelphia firemen die in ink factory blaze
In South Philadelphia a spectacular eight alarm fire and explosion at the Frederick Levy Co ink factory killed two firemen, injured at least 42 others, and forced evacuations. Fire officials identified the deceased as Robert F. Malley and John Welsh.
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Philadelphia
Frederick Levy Co
Robert F. Malley
John Welsh
Flyestory
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Red Cross
Zion Baptist Chacch
David Kirkpatrick
Harte Theatre To Reshow Deliverance With Crowd Draws
The Harte Theatre brings back Deliverance after strong turnout on its initial run. Stars Burk Reynolds, Jon Voigt, and Ronny fox headline this intense 1972 film noted for stark violence and conflict themes, yet praised for a powerful message and one standout musical sequence.
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Harte Harte
Deliverance
Jogular
Burk Reynolds
Jon Voigt
Ronny Fox
Hesburgh to receive Clark Kerr Medal at Berkeley
The Berkeley Academic Senate will award the 1973 Clark Kerr Medal to Notre Dame President Theodore J. M. Hesburgh for his extraordinary contributions to higher education. Hesburgh has led Notre Dame for 21 years and formerly chaired the U.S. Civil Rights Commission.
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Hesburgh
Berkeley, Calif
East Germany seeks UN membership in historic move
East Germany applied for United Nations membership with Ambassador Horst Grunert presenting the request to UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim. The accompanying letter from Foreign Minister Otto Winzer urged global cooperation and security, with West Germany slated to apply next.
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United Nations
UPI
East Germany
Horst Grunert
German Democratic Republic
Gdr
Kurt Waldheim
Grunert
Waldhum
West Germany
U.N
Waldheim
Security Council
Otto Winzer
Council of ‘Ministers of
GDH
Nid
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Intown Restaurant
AIR Condition Comfort
Joanie Woodwar
Eecmarcellisti
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A. Mogiel
Coon
June
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Lost Horizon
Fat Garrett
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Faris
Ram
Philly
Kirkpatrick
John Quinn
Methodist Hospital
Hex
Smith
Timothy Bottoms
Maggie Smith
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Bennington Banner
Main St. Berdinglia
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews
Shannon
Cullenne
Vermont
Bacarha
Benningtea
Il Theatre
Joh Soormann
Burt Reynolds
Panavision
Warner Bros
Depot Street
Bennington, VT
Latham,wy
Oliseunt
Coliseunt
Vivian Blaine
Bari Hilbtearde
Robert Alda
Highe
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Selma
Mary Emal Er
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Ernest Borghine
Jimmy Rodgers
Jerry Vale
Bolddiggers
Muly
Mtz Gaynor
Joey Heatherton
Patcooper
Aug's
Heuauelz
Tom Jones
Pat Henry
Jerry Lester
Trinidad
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