Cyanide Barrels Threaten Gulf Coast Following Collision
The Coast Guard warned the U S Gulf Coast that floating cyanide barrels from an August ship collision could be anywhere in the Gulf. Between 100 pound sodium or potassium cyanide barrels marked Dangerous Class 6 Material pose potential risk if disturbed, though experts say poisoning requires ingestion or gas release.
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Odorant Placed in City Gas Lines Today
The city gas department adds odorant to all gas lines to help detect leaks before cold weather. Residents urged to locate and repair leaks if they smell the odor. The scent will linger for about two days and fade by Sunday.
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Court Proposes Face Saving Settlement in Watergate Tapes
The U S Circuit Court floated a face saving plan to avoid ruling on constitutional issues in the Watergate tapes dispute. If Nixon Cox and Wright agree on material for the grand jury the plan would let the court avoid a direct decision.
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Fiesta Opens With Music and Dance At Santa Fe Park
The annual Fiesta starts at 7 p m in Santa Fe Park with Richard Ruiz Orchestra and Brothers Unlimited from Kansas City plus Fiesta Mexicana dancers. The program features Indian Spanish and Mexican dances.
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Government Publishing Costs Hit Small Jurisdictions
The Tribune reports four Planned Use Reports funded by federal revenue sharing cost about $75 each to publish. Total national costs range from 950 thousand to 2.85 million dollars, with small towns like McCaskill Arkansas facing tight budgets. McCaskill’s $86 revenue share will be eaten by publication expenses leaving only about $18.80 after potential additional Actual Use Report costs.
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New Health Planning Head Appointed in Southeast Kansas
Mrs. Ilene Keller of Pittsburg becomes chairman of the Southeast Kansas Health Planning Council after former chair Dr. Charles H. Miller resigns for health reasons. Norma Blankenship of Columbus elected vice chair. budget set at 4800 with six counties contributing 800 each.
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Shoplifting Reforms Mark Chanute Stores Changes
Chanute police officials discuss shoplifting as a social and economic issue. Merchants adopt deterrents like mirrors and store detectives while acknowledging causes from peer pressure to family dynamics and younger shoppers.
Court cuts Galella stalking limits on Onassis clan
The U.S. Court of Appeals narrowed the injunction against photographer Ronald Galella, reducing his required distance from Jacqueline Onassis to 25 feet and from her children Caroline and John to 30 feet, reversing a broader 150 foot and 225 foot rule. The ruling follows a trial that found Galella relentlessly invaded privacy.
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Oklahoma City braced for 'week end without gas' as protests begin
Lines of cars formed at service stations across Oklahoma City as motorists faced fuel uncertainty. The protest followed a vote by the Oklahoma Independent Gasoline Retailers Association to halt gasoline sales through Monday in opposition to Phase VI controls.
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Nixon tax plan faces House opposition on temporary levy
Washington reports that a proposed temporary income tax hike by President Nixon to curb inflation drew congressional pushback. Rep. Al Ullman, acting chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, said he could not support it and favored a revenue-raising loophole closing tax bill.
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Colby to dissolve CIA Board of National Estimates
The new CIA director William E. Colby will abolish the Board of National Estimates after more than two decades and will replace it with a team of about 10 specialists assigned to specific subjects or geographic areas. Presidential energy adviser John Love warned of possible temporary heating fuel shortages this winter, while House a committee debated mandatory allocation. Santiago Chile news reports the moderates and conservatives backing the military junta that toppled Allende.
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Sky Lab 2 Crew Cleared to Finish 59 Day Mission
Space Center Houston reports Sky lab 2 astronauts cleared to complete their 59 day mission after 49 days in space, officials noting crew condition remains strong and comparable to previous benchmarks. Detroit strike threat looms as 127000 auto workers prepare to walk out if Chrysler contract talks fail to advance. talks adjourned with a silence on progress.
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Baltimore County Chief Executive Dale Anderson Pleads Innocent
Dale Anderson a top Maryland Democrat who succeeded Spiro Agnew as Baltimore County executive pleaded innocent in U S District Court to conspiracy extortion and bribery charges. He was released on his own recognizance by Judge Joseph Young with travel restrictions.
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