Industrial Accidents Kill 14 000 In 1972
AP reports 14 000 workers died in industrial accidents last year and 2.4 million were injured. OSHA began two years ago with 50 000 inspections and 33 000 citations. figures suggest safety progress is unclear while the workforce expands.
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Staten Island
Washington
National Safety Council
Labor Department
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
The
Safety Council
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Three Die In Belfast Violence
Gunfire in Belfast follows a turbulent weekend that left three British soldiers dead. Initial reports point to Catholic and Protestant snipers. two soldiers were killed in Londonderry and one in a Belfast ambush in the New Lodge district.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Provisional
Londonderry
New Lodge
Renewed Meat Boycott Planned by Consumer Groups
Two national consumer groups urge a new meat boycott this week to press price reductions. Fight Inflation Together organizer June Foray Donavan in Los Angeles expects a lasting stand despite demand normalizing after the first boycott. The National Consumer Congress backs a May first week meat boycott then a fish and poultry protest with Saturday declared a no food purchases day.
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Los Angeles
Foray Donavan
Fit
National Consumer Congress
Kissinger to travel to Moscow for talks with Brezhnev
White House sources say Henry Kissinger will depart late this week and arrive in Moscow around May 4 for discussions with Soviet leaders. The talks will precede the anticipated June Moscow summit between Nixon and Brezhnev. Kissinger last visited Moscow in September 1972 to follow up the previous summit.
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Kissinger
Moscow
Washington
Henry A. Kis
Singer
Nixon Anders
Brezhnev
U.S
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Nixon
White House
Nixon and Brandt to discuss future U S European ties
West Germanys Willy Brandt arrives in Washington for talks with President Nixon on the future of U S European relations. Accompanied by Egon Bahr Brandt will meet Nixon Tuesday and Wednesday with Walter Scheel joining today. Brandt will respond to Kissinger's proposal to revise the Atlantic Charter.
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Nixon
Brandt
Washington
Willy
Egon Bahr
Walter Scheel
Henry Kissinger
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Trading Post at Wounded Knee Destroyed by Fire
The central trading post in Wounded Knee, South Dakota, burned to the ground late Sunday night with smaller buildings also lost. Federal authorities, observing from outside the village, could not determine the fire’s cause and reported no injuries. AIM members had occupied the village since February 27 and used the post as sleeping quarters. Peace talks were expected to resume, seen as the government's final push after 63 days of negotiations.
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Wounded Knee
S.D
Interior Department
Thomas Oxendine
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Oxendine
American Indian Movement
AIM
Gymkhana Clinic Set for Saturday in North Berwick
The North Berwick Area Horsemen's Association sponsors a free gymkhana clinic this Saturday at 1 p.m. at Roger Morse's ring on Buffum Road. Attendees may bring their own horses and receive help with self evaluations. Wendell Smith and his champion horse Buck master will attend. A snack bar will operate in the afternoon.
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Wells
North Berwick
License For Child Raising Is Predicted
A Toronto psychiatrist predicts a future where couples need a license to raise children and may be limited to two offspring. Dr Daniel Cappon of York University says marriage as known now is ending and fidelity wanes, while a coming morEality shifts toward puritanism with emphasis on marriage and law and order.
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Toronto
Canada
Daniel Cappon
York University
California Explosion Scene Is Surveyed
AP reporter James K. Staley toured Grand Oaks in Roseville after a weekend munitions train blast. He described Sunday as peaceful yet eerie, with shattered homes, melted gutters, and charred ruins, while crews prepared to resume reconstruction and residents faced the aftermath.
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Associated Press
James K. Staley
Whist Party At Le Foyer Features Medley Beaulieu Top Scorer
Medley Beaulieu was the high scorer at a whist party held Sunday night at Le Foyer near Pool and Foss Street. Several other players including Joseph Dube Joseph Viger Annie Harmon Alden Soucy Claire Lessard Adrienne Lessard Ted Tedeschi Edmond Morin Elizabeth Dube Rita Grondon Therese Fizzette Joseph Plourde Gerard Derosiers Orin Fizzette and Theresa Fideschi participated. A repeat event was announced for next week with a bean supper slated for Saturday after 7 p.m.
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Medley Beaulieu
Foyer
Pool
Foss Street
Joseph Dube
Joseph Viger
Annie Harmon
Alden Soucy
Claire Lessard
Adrienne Lessard
Ted Tedeschi
Edmond Morin
Elizabeth Dube
Rita Grondon
Therese Fizzette
Joseph Plourde
Gerard Derosiers
Orin Fizzette
Theresa Fideschi
Rev John Fairfield Society Children Of The American Revolution Meeting
Vice President Barbara King presided at a 7:30 pm gathering at Mrs Albert Coleman home Ferry Road Saco. Lisa Mailman led devotionals and members discussed inviting William Fairfield Society members to June. Readings covered Paul Revere ride April 18 1775 and Longfellow poem. discussed Lexington Concord events and local sewer and building concerns. fire prevention and anti littering stressed. Refreshments served.
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Barbara King
Rev
John Fairfield Society
Albert Coleman
Ferry Road
Saco
Lisa Mailman
New
William Fairfield Society
Portland
Paul Revere
Longfellow
Lexington and Concord
Slaney Declines NSBA Trip Over Cost
Howard Slaney, chair of the Old Orchard Beach School Committee, declines attending the National School Boards Association event in Anaheim. He cites personal expense over $600 and says the trip would add no educational value to students, preferring to use funds for band and industrial arts needs.
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Old Orchard Beach
Howard Slaney
National School Boards Association
Anaheim
Calif
Slaney
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