63 Killed in Smashup of Turkish Jet
A Turkish jetliner carrying 68 passengers and five crew crashed and exploded after takeoff from Famir military airport, killing 63. Two victims were identified as Dr and Mrs Horace Cerade of Tenafly New Jersey. An infant survived with minor injuries as survivors were rushed to Izmir state hospital.
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Turkey
Famir
Sthrer
Horace Cerade
Tenafly
Aegean
Tatanbul
Livard
Iz Mir
Say Shultz Will Resign From Treasury Post
New York Times News Service reports friends of George Shultz say he will resign as secretary of the treasury by April 1. An associate notes he is exhausted after five years in Washington. Shultz, who served as labor secretary in 1989 and OMB director in 1990, was treasury secretary starting in 1972.
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New York Times News Service
NEW York
George Shully
the Treasury
Mead Ai
Washington
Shultz
Labor
Office of Management and Budget
Hoe
Treasury
Two Can Play At That Game
Avia Douglas reports that Avia Douglas and AT Romero discuss a turnabout by Arizona gasoline dealers who require customers to make appointments for fuel and beverages. Romero suggests appointment hours from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m., noting his café’s closure during certain hours and urging orderly service.
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Douglas, Avia
Romero
Arizona
Romora
Controls Off 8 Percent of Steel Output
The Cost of Living Council removed price controls from about 18 percent of steel industry production, a move seen as lifting consumer price pressures. It granted price increases totaling under 0.5 percent for steel firms, boosting annual profits by about $64 million, part of a year’s three approved increases. The decision ends controls on products with annual sales under $80 million, including much steel pipe and wire products, and removes limits on increases for individual items while capping total gains. Officials say the actions aim to stimulate domestic production for petroleum mining construction and agriculture, amid shortages of reinforcing bars roof bolts steel pipe and baling wire.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Edgar Speer
Steel
Council
John T. Dunlop
Mansfield Would Back DST Repeal
UPI reports Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said year round Daylight Saving Time hasn’t worked and he would back a congressional repeal. Florida lawmakers led by Gov. Reubin Askew urged repeal, blaming morning darkness for eight Florida school child deaths. Mansfield questioned energy savings and expressed doubt about the policy’s effectiveness.
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Washington
Democrats Push Congress Nixon Energy Pact to Solve Crisis
Democratic leaders in Congress call for a partnership with President Nixon to address the nation's energy shortages. Rep. John J. McFall says Congress has begun efforts while criticizing admin actions but pledges cooperative, responsible proposals and swift action with administration support. Republicans join in backing collaborative energy strategy.
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Congress
Nixon
John J. McFall
Calif
House
Peter Tak
McFail
Democratic Congress
Oil Output Discrepancy Sparks Energy Debate in Congress
Washington reports a Federal Energy Office finding a discrepancy between oil industry and agency weekly output figures for the week ending Jan 18, with the gap blamed on reporting errors. Industry officials vow audits as lawmakers weigh the Emergency Energy Act and proposed penalties for misreporting. Mobil and Texaco announce higher quarterly dividends amid profit gains.
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Washington
IPI
U. S
Federal Energy Office
FEO
Deed Signed After Law Expired
An California official says Nixon personal papers deed to the National Archives was signed long after the tax deduction law expired. The 1970 reexecution allegedly used false dates and a late appraisal, with questions about DeMarco authority and notarization. The dispute centers on whether the deduction was justified under the expired law.
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Bacramento
Nixon
National Archives
Thomas Quinn
Edmund Brown
Munday
DeMarco
California
Nisin
White House
Edwards Margon
DeMarea
Quinn
Dened
White Voast Ag
Child Burned In Attic Fire At Family Home
A year-old girl named Lisa Lane suffered burns to hands and face in an attic fire at the Lane family home on 1007 Thipopll Avenue SE. The child was taken to Mercy Hospital after fleeing toward her brother who was watching TV on the second floor. The father Charles Lane, a chiropractor, was downstairs when the mother Janet Lane returned home as the family prepared to leave.
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Rul Lavelette
Lisa Lane
Charles' Lane
Thipoll Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Win
Janet Lane
Courts can force president to carry out Congress mandates
A federal appeals court ruled that a president can be compelled by courts to implement congressional mandates. The decision, tied to federal pay increases Nixon withheld under the Federal Pay Comparability Act, underscores a constitutional duty to grant approved raises amid Watergate context. The ruling follows the pay case returning to district court for further proceedings.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
District Court
Uwl
Plane Bains House, Six Lives Lost
A private plane crashed into the home of elderly Willoughby couple near Cuyahoga County airport, killing six aboard and the homeowners John Macek and his wife. Witnesses said engine trouble and off course flight, with fire and destruction visible as the house was ripped from its foundation.
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Plane Bains
Willoughby
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
John Macek
Iovard
Charles Kinzig
Kinzig Tool Co
Gates Mills
Dimner Molmok
Cecil Kopperman
Holntok
Charlene Kowall
Ube
Ally Ik
Flrensan
Kinaig
Quay
Yiloing
Lakeolt
Anchesler
Minn
Nixon Aide Trial Delay Sparks Prejudice Concerns
The House committee postponed hearings to avoid prejudice in the New York trial of former Nixon officials Mitchell and Stans. Rebozo, Vesco, Hughes, and others feature in the funding and campaign donation case. The delay drew partisan pushback as Congress reconvened amid graft and impeachment scrutiny.
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Washington
UPI
Isoaate — Walerygatt — Committee
Nixon
Bebe Rebo
Congress
Mitchell
Stans
Commerce
Robert Vesco
Nnt
House Judiciary
Judge Asks Nixon Explain Tapes Stand
Federal Judge Gerhard Gesell orders President Nixon to publicly justify opposing a Senate Watergate committee request for five gag tapes. The ruling finds Nixon’s executive privilege claim outdated and the subpoena too vague to allow a meaningful response. Sam Dash, committee chief counsel, says the subpoena was overly broad.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Nisor
White House
Nixon
Washington
Senate
U.S
Gerhard Geeell
Gesell
Sam Dash
Page
Hughes doesn't show up. warrant sought in arson case
Reclusive Howard Hughes misses arraignment in a federal case tied to Nevada gaming interests. A U.S. attorney requests a bench warrant. judge to rule. Hughes has been in seclusion since the 1950s, and authorities say summons could not be delivered. Nevada Gaming Commission could review licenses for seven hotels and casinos if he remains unavailable.
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Renoapy
Howard ‘Hughes
Hughes
Iriday
U.S. District Court
ILS
DeVoe Tleaton
Waban
Bruce Thompson
Federal Court
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Hughis A
Toh
Ori Mahe
Alotk Ville
Dit
Kline
Hughes Arvest
Mahen
Chester Davis
James Nall
David Charnay
Hoghes
Nevada Gaming Commission
Vegas
Rena
Etule
Lautan
Gsiming
Olfiedinl
Mike O'Callaghan
Chuckle Ty Ue: Nonsense Snippet From Odd Page
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local humor line about a burlesque scene and quirky names. The readable bits show odd spellings and scrambled words with no clear event or date.
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Mansfield
William Simon
Federal Energy
Frank Ikard
The
American Petroleum Institute
National Press Club
McMall
McFall
David Oliver
Imtation
Oliver
American Petroleum Iestitute
APL
FEQ
Oo B.bruitlind
PEO
Househeth
Ted Jtral Energy
John Weber
Eric Zausner
Mobil Oi Co
Tala Oil Company
Mobil
Texaro
Stambird. Qi Co
Indiana
Shite
Ealgne
Seiginal Devel Way
Brown
Paltie
Los Angeles
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