Soviets Send Supersonic Bombers to Iraq
Pentagon officials say the Soviet Union has deployed TU22 Blinder bombers to Iraq for the first time possibly altering Gulf power dynamics. Analysts debate whether this is a real move or an exercise, with implications centered on oil supplies and regional balance of power.
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Soviet Union
Iraq
Pentagon
U.S
Persian Gulf
Cty
William P. Clements
Clements
Eight Bodies Found In Plane Wreck Near Mena Arkansas
The NTSB said eight bodies were recovered from a Texas International plane that crashed into a mountain near Mena Arkansas. Three of the 11 aboard were still missing as darkness and heavy rain hindered rescue efforts. no identifications were available yet.
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Ark
Texas International
Here
National Transportation Safety Board
NTSB
Civil Air Patrol
Edward Dreifus
M.G. Warren
Gas Prices Rise Across Nation Amid Fresh Increases
Gasoline prices continue upward across the nation as stations raise rates by up to 2 cents a gallon with more increases likely. John A. Love of the White House Energy Policy Office says prices could rise up to 15 percent over six to 12 months and that controls may be lifted on petroleum products. The administration plans no gasoline or heating oil rationing, while additional price hikes follow the Cost of Living Council’s recent approvals.
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L O.ng
Nixon
John A. Love
White House
Roleum
Perenm
Love
ABC
Cost of Living Council
Cartoon Classifieds and Puzzles Highlight The Journal
The page features Inside The Journal Cartoons in classifieds 12 13, a 11 crossword puzzle, 3 Dear Abby, and 4 editorials. A Chuckle reflects on budgeting during changing economic times with a wife and husband remark about saving during a recession to endure prosperity.
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Abby
Meir Heads to Austria to Press on Soviet Jewish Camp
Premier Golda Meir flies to Vienna to urge Chancellor Bruno Kreisky to revoke the pledge to shut Schoenau transit camp for Soviet Jews bound for Israel. She also addressed Europe on Arab terrorism as Jewish refugees arrive under heavy guard and Kreisky weighs suspending mass emigration via Austria.
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Austria
Golda Meir
Bruno Kreisky
Schoenau
Israel
Tel Aviv
Meir
Western Europe
Soviet Union
Moscow
Agnew Says Political Future Ruined Despite Public Fight
Vice President Spiro Agnew privately believes his political career is lost though he continues public defiance. He told California Republican officials that even exoneration might not save his future, following a fiery Los Angeles speech denying the charges and accusing Justice Department officials of a frame.
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Calif
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
California
Los Angeles
Maryland
Justice Department
Baltimore
Elliot L. Richardson
Newsweek
Nixon
J. Fred Buzhardt
Department
Capers '73 Musical Revue Sparks Local Auditions
Capers '73 from Webber Hospital Auxiliary seeks 18 Rockettes and 14 show girls with auditions led by Jerome H. Cargill Productions. A kickoff party at Trudeau's Club in Saco aims to recruit talent for rehearsals at City Theater in Biddeford and a two night show October 19 and 20 at Linnell Gym Thor ton Academy. Proceeds fund hospital equipment and scholarships.
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New York City
Trudeau
Portland Road
Saco
Robert Ficker
Joyce Walker LeClair
Webber Hospital Auxiliary
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Thor
Ton Academy
Biddeford High School Runs Expanded Child Care Program
Biddeford High School expands its child care program to a four day schedule with 16 senior girls and 15 preschoolers enrolled. Students gain hands on experience in centers like Marie Joseph and St. Louis Day Care while exploring careers in early childhood education and related fields.
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Biddeford
Ann Daigle
Daigle
Marie Joseph Center
St. Louis
Biddeford High Complex
Kennebunk
Old Orchard Beach
Saco
St. Louis Center
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