High court opens new term faces record docket
The Supreme Court begins its 1973-74 term with the largest docket in history. Key issues include Watergate tape disclosure and Vice President Agnew’s authority questions while most cases refine rulings on racial religious and criminal rights. Chief Justice Burger leads a term noted for close votes and frequent dissents by Douglas Brennan and Marshall.
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Nixon adviser predicts gas prices rise aiding supplies
President Nixon energy adviser John A. Love says gasoline, already 40 cents a gallon, may reach 44 to 48 cents within a year. He insists lifting price controls could bring a 10 to 15 percent pump increase, spurring more supply and reducing driving. He adds the nation must find ways to cut back on consumption.
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Turkey parties push to end drug crop ban in vote rally
In Turkey a coalition of Justice and Republican People's Party leaders pledged to revoke a nine month ban on opium and hashish farming ahead of elections. Leaders argue to resume production, citing a large farming base and prior government action at Washington's urging.
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Meir Says Austria Closure of Transit Camp Threatens Peace
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir condemned Austria's pledge to close Schoenau Castle, a key transit camp for Soviet Jews, calling it a vote for war. The Vienna incident saw Arab gunmen force the handover of several hostages and a rapid Libyan landing.
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National campaign to boost preschool immunizations launched
Federal authorities unveiled a broad effort to vaccinate millions of preschool children against polio measles rubella diphtheria whooping cough and tetanus amid fears of epidemics from declining immunizations. The CDC noted higher risk in black city children ages 1 4 and warned of funding gaps in vaccine programs.
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Coast to coast shutdown planned by service station operators
Independent operators from across the nation gather in Las Vegas to map a coast to coast shutdown in protest of Phase IV gasoline price controls. An executive predicts about 200,000 stations would close, amid mixed results from a four day St. Louis shutdown and rising wholesale costs.
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Greece appoints Spyros Markezinis civilian premier
President George Papadopoulos named historian-politician Spyros Markezinis as Greece's first civilian premier since the 1967 coup and asked him to form a government. The presidential statement confirms Markezinis will lead the new administration.
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Films and politics collide at local cinemas and in Greece
At the Movies features Franco ZeffirelliRomeo and Juliet at Cinema I and a double bill at Cinema II Love Under 17 and The Sensuous Teenager both rated X. Cleopatra Jones plays at Harte Theatre rated PG. A Manchester cinema theatre shows I Could Never Have Sex With Any Man Who Has So Little Regard For My Husband rated R. In Greece, the cabinet resignation plan and the presidency power shift are outlined as Markezinis takes most powers under the new constitution with Papadopoulos retaining final authority.
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Cash Commissions on All Parties Offers Free Kit
A promotional notice advertising commissions for party services with a full color catalog of gifts and toys from Fisher Price and Cosco. It invites readers to demonstrate name brand products and earn a percent, with a listed house call collection phone number 204 491 2100.
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