Allende orders military to break truckers strike in Chile
President Salvador Allende ordered the military to end a 10 year old transport strike after truckers rejected an ultimatum. He designated a military officer for each of Chile's 25 provinces to restore normal transport. The 56,000 truckers' walkout has caused shortages of bread and gasoline as taxi and bus workers joined in. The Christian Democratic opposition backed the strike and warned government action could trigger violence. Police used water cannons against protesting truckers' wives outside the presidential palace.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Suez
Allando
Wheker
Leon Vilarin
Truck Owners Confederation
Allaide
Christian Democratic Party
Allende
Lhei
Thruckers
Watergate links raised as subpoenas eye Nixon tapes
A federal panel and a special grand jury convened to probe Watergate matters and related ITT antitrust settlement, with Cox urging access to Nixon tape recordings. Judges warned that compelling presidential action risks constitutional separation of powers while broad inquiries extend to 1972 campaign dirty tricks and ITT settlement terms.
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Warner
Cox
John Sivica
U. S. District Court For
Dlstich of Columbia
Andlilo
Thulters
Theaep
Aldeso Cox
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
ETT
Wheat export boom and price surge strain U S grain supply
The article notes wheat prices doubling from July to September as U S exports surge. Export subsidies kept prices down for Soviet buyers, costing taxpayers about 400 million. Europeans hoard grain while Americans face higher bacon and prices. Total exports for the year rise, with 1973 74 wheat exports near a billion bushels and overseas corn shipments 60 percent ahead.
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U. S
Agriculture Department m
Agriculture Department
Commerce Department
Phase 4 aims to phase in price rises without profits
The article reports Phase 4 of a government program lacking a year end inflation target. Officials say price increases should occur gradually and reflect cost rises, not profits. Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz sees Phase 4 as possibly the last phase and doubts Phase 5 is needed.
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Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
90 Feared Dead In Spanish Crash
A Caravelle jetliner crashed near Alvedra airport in heavy fog killing all 79 passengers and six crew. Unofficial reports spoke of a survivor pulled alive, while Europa reported five deaths in the Montrove community near the airport.
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LA Gueuna
Spain
Corina
Alvedra
Aviaco Airlines
Europa
Montrove
Madrid
Central City Boy Injured In Motorcycle Accident
Todd Duckett eight, son of Mr and Mrs Harald Duckett of Central City, was in good condition at St Luke's hospital Monday after a motorcycle collision at his home Sunday. He drove the cycle and struck the house corner, being thrown into the house wall and sustaining a broken leg.
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Todd Duckett
Harald Duckett
Rowl O
Central City
St. Luke's Hospital
U Linn
Duckett
Assault Charge Is Dismissed Against William Koupke
A magistrate’s court last week dismissed an assault and battery charge against William Koupke, who was alleged to have assaulted Russell Krippon on February 6. No address for Koupke was listed.
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William Koupke
Russell Krippon
John Penn Fined on Two Assault Charges
John Penn of 1323 Avenue NB appeared in magistrate court on two assault charges and a malicious injury to a building count. He pled guilty to the assault charges and paid 75 plus costs for each. The malicious injury charge was amended to disturbing the peace with a 30 day suspended sentence. The case relates to an incident on June 8 at the Calv in Dawson residence.
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John Penn
Avenue NB
Michele
Rosali Dawson
Jal Dentenca
Calvin Dawson
Turner fine shames polluters raise cost of pollution in Iowa
Des Moines reports judge Richard Turner fines Minovz Creamery Co. of Fredrickss bury $10,000 for contempt in a water pollution case. The ruling under new Iowa law cites a retaining dike break and high strength waste flowing into streams near the Sweet Marsh area, warning other polluters as the cost of pollution rises.
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Des Moines
UPT
Ling
Tata
Towa
Richard ‘Turners
Dutye van Meter
Richard Turner
Trederickshite
Turner
Chickasay County
Didtelet Dudge Petar van Meter
Minovz Creamery Co
Fredickssbury
Environmental Protection Division
Sweet Marth
Wapsiphilvon
Bromer County
Tarver
Lurner Tai
Java
Speci
Fed
Etramery
Dudge Vat Melos
Statar Department of Environmental Quality
Sweeh
Man Held On Two Counts After Break In
Franklin Britt, 33, of 1326 aVanlo NE Wes, was arrested early Monday on breaking and entering and larsony charges. He allegedly entered the Conifer Zone building at 204 Twelfth Avenue S, stealing $13 from the petty cash box. Britt is held on a bond of 5128.
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Franklin Britt
aVanlo NE
Wes
Ali
Britt
Conifer Zone
Twelfth Avenue Si
Marsha Koy Sprague
Marlon
Gerald L. McContell
Cottonwear Drive
Robert Jackson
Aixmond Avonuajavenue
Sunant L
Pearl McCon
Milteenth Avenue
Marsha Spraeyng
Mercy Hospi
Albert Mins
Jackson
Leslie Unitedt Changes Plea on Federal Charge
Leslie Unitedt changes plea in Cedar Rapids federal court to one count of theft of an interstate shipment. He was arraigned Saturday for the second time in 16 months and faces a potential retrial after the Eighth Circuit overturned prior inquiry into guilt.
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Leslie Unitedt
Lalla
United
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Federal Court
Mont
Appdal
Eighth Circuit
Dune
James Hodges
Antiech
Car theft charge filed against C R Man long ago rumor
A fragmentary notice references a man initials C R charged with stealing a car and mentions historical Allied actions and Capeleen Lewis, with garbled surrounding text and an old style wartime backdrop.
Five young Virgin Islanders sentenced to life terms
In CHRISTIANSTED St. Croix five young black Virgin Islanders were sentenced to eight consecutive life terms for last fall’s murders at a golf course. The courtroom erupted as defendants shouted obscenities spat on the floor and attacked U.S. marshals attempting to escort them away.
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Christiansted
St. Croix
UPL
Bedlam
Credit Card Charge Dismissed in Local Court
A charge of false use of a credit card against Waterloo man was dismissed last week in magistrate's court. Joseph Slight faced accusations of using credit cards belonging to John Daleiden between April 18, 1972, and June 21, 1972.
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Waterloo
Robertson Bad Check Charge Is Dismissed
A charge of uttering a forged instrument against Sharon Robertson was dismissed in magistrate court in the interest of justice. She allegedly wrote a $42 check to herself on the Buela Whitney account dated February 25.
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Sharon Robertson
Buela Whitney
Waldo 79 ete pam bias in display ads
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a display advertising entry with references to Waldo 79 and a code 9MN8222. The text is incomplete and scattered, mentioning ads and an office, but no clear event date, names, or locations are fully readable.
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Waldo
Hanion
Cambodian exiled king urged to return as Lon Nol departs
Reports say Phnom Penh officials pressure Prince Norodom Sihanouk to return from Beijing as Lon Nol leaves Cambodia. U.S. aid uncertain with Nixon supporting Lon Nol. Sihanouk viewed as non Communist but key to keeping Cambodia from Communist control.
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Lon Nols
Sovyevs
Phnong Penh
Sihanouk
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Lund
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