Three Sextuplets Afflicted By Lung Disease At Birth
The Stanek family of Lakewood Colorado faced a dire start as the sextuplets born Sunday night arrive six weeks premature with lung trouble. Julia died after two transfusions while Steven Jeffrey John improve or stay fair. Doctors warn the survival chances stay guarded and emphasize the fragility of early life.
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Steven
Jeffrey
John
Edna Stanek
Eugene J. Stanek
Tibor Engel
Stanek
Darrell Miller
Miller
Julia
Ted Wrenn
Gregory
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Van Pelt Ties MSU Single Game Interception Record
East Lansing Michigan State safety Brad Van Pelt tied the Spartan single game interception record with three picks in the 1970 game against Washington State. He joined a trio of MSU players who achieved the feat.
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East Lansing
Mich
UPI
Michigan
House Upholds Nixon Veto On Minimum Pay Hike
The New England delegation split on a 259 to 164 vote as the House failed by 23 votes to override President Nixon’s veto of a proposed minimum wage increase. Several Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont lawmakers cast votes for the override, with Mallary of Vermont not voting.
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Washington
New England
House
Nixon
Connecticut
Cotter
Giaimo
Grasso
McKinney
Sarasin
Steele
Maine
Cohen
Kyros
Massachusetts
Boland
Burke
Conte
Cronin
Donohue
Drinan
Harrington
Heckler
MacDonald
Moakley
O'Neill
Studds
New Hampshire
Cleveland
Wyman
Rhode Island
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
John N. Erlenborn
A-lll
Capitol Hill
Auditor condemns 70 million surplus held by state
Hartford AP reports State Auditor Leo Donohue, a Democrat, calls the Meskill Administration's $70 million surplus illegal and says taxes should rise only as needed for state activities. Governor Meskill plans to seek sale tax relief on utilities if economics allow. Donohue criticizes delaying funds and disputes UC economist Paul Weiner's stance.
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Hartford
Leo Donohue
Meskill
Donohue
General Assembly
University of Connecticut
Paul Weiher
Governor’s Council of Economic Advisors
Bond Prices Rise Amid Mixed Activity Across Sectors
New York banks report improved bond prices on Wednesday with fair corporate activity and strong municipal trading. Utilities up 4, industrials 4 percent, rails steady. Treasuries mixed with short terms up and long terms up slightly. Municipal market strong with gains in general and dollar bonds. AP survey of 60 bonds shows uneven results.
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New York
Salomon Brothers
Treasury
Associated Press
Cops Plead Guilty To Assaulting Man
In Bronx Supreme Court on Wednesday two police officers Brendan Conway and William F Kelly pleaded guilty to assaulting Philip J Purden after picking him up in a taxi on June 29 1972 They had used the taxi as cover shot at him beat him and later beat him again when he tried to escape They face up to seven years in prison with sentencing set for Oct 24 by Justice Donald Sullivan The Bronx grand jury had previously dismissed all charges against Purden and indicted the officers
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New York
Bronx Supreme Court
Brendan Conway
Sloatsburg
N.Y
William F. Kelly
The
Bronx
Donald Sullivan
Philip J Purden
Purden
Kelly
What’s Eating You What Triggers a Happy Stomach
New York UPI reports Georgetown University Medical School internist Dr James Fitzgerald says stress and tension can trigger stomach upset. He notes coping happiness may help digestion and that a happy mind supports a content stomach.
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New York
UPI
James Fitzgerald
Georgetown University Medical School
Fitzgerald
Triggerman to Die in Yablonski Killings
The jury condemned Martin for the murders in the Yablonski case, including the target Joseph Yablonski and two others. He received three consecutive life sentences after a jury of seven women and five men found him guilty on three counts. The judge sentenced him to death, stating the crime was the worst possible murder for hire.
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Sweet
Pennsylvania
Martin
Cleveland
United Mine Workers
Joseph A. Yablonski
Yablonski
Mark Goldberg
Milton Shapp
Shapp
Israel Packvel
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
U.S. Supreme Court
Philadelphia Asst. Dist. Atty
Richard A. Sprague
Yablons
CUTW Conclave Sees Three Day Conference End in Stratford
John W. Shaughnessy Jr president of the Connecticut Union of Telephone Workers stated the Stratford meeting was very successful outlining anticipated demands for next year. The union seeks higher wages retention of the cost of living escalator clause and better vacation pay health benefits and safety provisions. CUTW represents 10 500 workers through 35 locals and will begin bargaining in March or April as all contracts expire in July.
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Stratford
John W. Shaughnessy, Jr
Connecticut Union of Telephone Workers
CUTW
Shaughnessy
Stratford Motor Inn
I. J. Glendenning
Federation of Telephone Workers
Pennsylvania
Connnecticut
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