Strikers in Chile Hold Fast Over Transport Crisis
In Santiago protesters guard trucks across Chile as a 22 day strike cripples the economy. Workers including pilots, doctors, and dentists vow to resist government seizure of vehicles, while riot police and soldiers stand by at improvised truck parks with no clear date for a government move.
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Santiago
Chile
Ueix Fam
Xitllie
Salvador Allende
el Monte
Tnickers
Allende
Gas Price Freeze Extended Through August for Regulators
Washington AP reports Phase 4 rules delayed price ceilings on gasoline and diesel will extend the current freeze to August 31. Retailers must post government stickers by Sept 1 showing ceiling prices and octane ratings while new ceilings are set for Sept 1. The plan includes a seven cent per gallon minimum markup and compliance timelines, with additional regulatory measures to be issued Friday.
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Waslington
John L. Dunlop
Dunlop
Man Dies In Marengo Electric Substation Accident
James T. Molon Joy, 49, of 015 West Tenth Avenue Marion, apparently electrocuted Thursday at a Iowa Electric substation behind Marengo Hospital. He worked 27 years for Iowa Electric, last decade as truck driver ground man. Crew from Cedar Rapids, physician on scene, efforts to revive failed. Stewart Funeral Home of Cedar Rapids handling arrangements.
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Marengo
James T. Molon- Joy
West
Tenth Avenue
Marion
Towa
Fleetric Light and Power Co
Moloney
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Electric
Stewart Funeral Home
Stolen Picasso Painting Recovered in Bar Harbor Vault
A Picasso painting stolen last week from a Bar Harbor mansion was found in a brick vault. Police say the artwork valued at 50 000 to 00 000 was recovered Thursday and three men were arrested. The owner is Palmer Thorne.
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Bar Jarbor
Maine
Bar Harbor
Borthit
Palmer Thorne
Nixon Skipped Long Opus To Limit Hearings Length
Washington AP reports President Nixon rejected a lengthy Watergate statement to avoid extending televised Senate hearings. Sources say he believes he has answered major questions and will not expand on recent statements. A 2000 word written reply was shorter than the televised speech and omits many accusations raised during hearings.
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Nixon
Opus
Washington
Senate
White House
Jil
Vinton Man Dies in Shellsburg Accident
Donald L. Schade, 38, of Vinton, died at the scene when his car failed to negotiate a curve on a county road north of Shellsburg. The vehicle went off the road, struck a farm drive, flipped, and caught fire. State troopers reported inconsistent witness accounts and the fire hindered early determinations.
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Shellsburg
Donald L. Schade
Vinton
Here
Bolrade
Shellsourg
Comet Kohoutek Promises Spectacular Holiday Display
New York reports a sunward comet racing toward perihelion this year with a predicted brilliant display between mid November and late January. Named Kohoutek after Dr. James Kohoutek, it will reach within 13 million miles of Earth after crossing Mars’ orbit, and could rival 1910 Halley’s comet in brightness. Astronomers say precise luminosity depends on radiation pressure and observation, with viewing from dawn to dusk as it travels from the sun toward the western evening sky.
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New York
APY
Mars
Sim
Comel
Aller Haalscaveret
Jamos Kohoutek
Diam
Hung Observancy
Bergedorf
West Germany
Comel Krhoutek
Iafter
Fants Talsley
Alish
Franklin
Government Will Sell Grain Bins In Town
Federal officials plan to auction remaining Commodity Credit Corporation storage bins in Tow a by mid October making Town bin ownership history. About 10 000 bins with a 40 million bushels capacity will be sold, with only 40 percent moved so far this year. Brightwell said transport limits may leave storage space unused after sale, signaling end of CCC storage program, though the enabling law remains.
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al Bweple
Towa
mid-Oc
Tober
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Harold Brightwell
Gazalle
Brightwell
Brightswell
Bright
J .Brightwell
Sainte
Bing
Mexican floods cause widespread damage and deaths
In Mexico over the last three months floods have killed 10 people and left about 2,000 homeless. About 7,000 acres of cropland were flooded disrupting harvests, though officials note potential benefits for the coming planting cycle.
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Mexico
MIRV tech narrows gap as Soviet missiles prove multiwarhead
Secretary James Schlesinger announced that Russians have tested MIRV capable missiles with multiple warheads aimed at separate targets. He cited in flight tests of at least two missiles, noting likely first deployment by early 1995. He named SSX-17 and SSX-18 as evidence, while stressing continued submarine launched forces prevent total des truction in a surprise strike.
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Washington
Jamnus Schleusinger
Mrlday
Schlesinger
Russia
U.S
Schle~singer
United States
Sehles
Defense chief backs possible new air raids against Vietnam
Washington AP report quotes Defense Secretary James Schlesinger stating that Congress and the public might support a renewed aerial intervention by the United States if Hanoi commits another all out defense against South Vietnam. He cautions Hanoi against misjudgment and calls the bombing stoppage an evasive move. He expects North Vietnam to honor Indo China peace terms and refrain from overt invasion.
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Washington
James R
Schesinger
Fichlesinger
South Vietnam
Bo Today's Chivkle Srammer Year Ahead Traffic Shift
Fractured OCR note hints at seasonal highway work and traffic changes. No clear names, dates, or places readable. Readable fragments imply road maintenance or detour pattern, suggesting a public notice without concrete specifics.
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Picasso
Ealnege Farm
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Astrophysical Observatory
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