Arson suspected in fatal New Orleans bar fire
Coroner Rabin attributed many deaths to a false wall hiding escape windows at The Up Stairs Lounge in the French Quarter. Fire officials differed, saying the bar met codes. Ten victims were MCC parish members. arson was being probed as a possible cause with claims of vigilante group involvement.
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UFI
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Louisiana
Tim Driscoll
Rabin
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London
St. George's
Skylab crew readjusts to Earth gravity after 28 days
Houston reports aboard Skylab astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz are stabilizing postflight. Kerwin experienced dizziness and nausea but says space is kind to people. Medical tests continue, including an iron lunglike device and stationary bicycle, to measure muscular and cardiovascular readjustment.
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UPI
Earth
Charles “Pete” Conrad
Josep P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
W. Royce Hawkins
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Weitz
Kerwin
U.S
Hawkins
Brezhnev Pompidou Talks Open in Rambouillet
In Rambouillet France Soviet leader Brezhnev and President Pompidou opened two days of private talks. They aim to discuss world events amid the American Soviet accords. Paris officials worry over U S Soviet dominance while seeking cautious European security measures.
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Moscow
Washington
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Ihe Arth
France
Soviet Union
Catholics Ponder Parochial Ruling From Supreme Court
Washington (UPI) The Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional for states to reimburse parents who send children to private schools, a decision that will not end parochial schools says the United Catholic Conference. The court struck down tuition subsidies in New York and Pennsylvania, upheld findings against New Jersey and Ohio, with Justice Powell noting some forms of aid can fund secular purposes while avoiding direct sectarian support.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
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William H. Rehnquist
An & To
White
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Church
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
Psychic healer meets Wallace but aides deny cure claim
Gov. George C. Wallace says he appreciates the visit of a purported psychic healer known as Mr. A but rejects credit for ending pain since his 1972 shooting. Wallace, paralyzed from the waist down, met with Mr. A and surgeon Dr. Dena L. Smith. aides say Enquirer reports were exaggerated and note only prayers and visits occurred.
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Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Mr. A
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National Enquirer
Dena L. Smith
Billy Joe Camp
the Enquirer
Plan to create three government rails agencies in Northeast system
Rep Brock Adams proposes a consensus plan to revive bankrupt Northeastern railroads via three government corporations. NETC would select lines, FNRA would finance with government guaranteed bonds, and NERC would operate the network with potential private return later. A 70 percent federal subsidy would support unprofitable branches.
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Association of American Railroads
Mobile
Ala
Northeastern
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NETC
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FNRA
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NERC
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Northeast Railroad Corporation
Nixonburger cookbook mocks Nixon fish cheese proposal
In New Canaan a group of eight women published a 42 recipe Nixonburger cookbook poking fun at President Nixon and Agriculture Secretary Butz after their meat price ideas. Donald Loytey of Wilsted contributed the sole inedible entry. The project, tied to an April meat boycott, was sponsored by the New Canaan Democratic Town Committee and dedicated to the man who made meatlessness a way of life.
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New Canaan, Conn
UPI
Nixon
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Donald R. Lovtey
Winsted, Conn
Loytey
Schultz
New Canaan
Marilyn Dereyna
White House
At the Movies Harte season features Clans of 44 and more
A roundup of film listings includes Harte presenting The Clans of 44 following Summer of 42, plus Charlotte’s Web with Debbie Reynolds as Charlotta. A double feature pairs Two People with Slaughterhouse Five winner of Cannes 1972. Outdoor and drive-in bills include Deep Thrust The Hand of Death and The Posaidon Ad venture with Culpepper Cattle Co. at various New England venues.
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Kurt Vonnegut
Hathaway
Add Is Your Treome Cash Commissions Offer
Promotes cash commissions on AUL parts with a free kit and delivery service. Demonstrates brand gifts including Fisher Price Cosco and other toys as part of a promotional catalog. Includes a contact number 203 491 7100 for more information.
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