Brig. Fulton A Man of Action Rescues Forgotten Elder
Brigadier Warren Fulton of the Salvation Army pulls an elderly man from a Loudendale shack to a nursing home. He promised to move Swain Spaugh the next day and kept his word, providing care, bathing, and even wine for medicinal comfort. The Army’s Christmas Chestmas drive aims to raise $80,000 for meals toys and senior aid.
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Mountain State Nursing Home
Loudendale
Swain Spaugh
Warren Fulton
Salvation Army
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Brig. Fulton
Fulton
Brig
Gazette
Leo Chabot
Rationing of Gasoline Could Be Ordered Soon
White House officials said gasoline rationing is not yet mandatory but sources indicate a decision is near. A cabinet group meeting led by Energy Emergency Action Group considered rationing while freezing prices for gasoline and allowing small increases for distillates to shift refinery output.
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White House
Cabinet
Energy Emergency Action Group
Nixon
George Shultz
Secretary of the Treasury
Shultz
Krogh Pleads Guilty in Ellsberg Break-in Case
Ex-Nixon aide Egil Krogh Jr admits conspiracy to violate civil rights in the 1971 Ellsberg burglary and says the move clears his conscience. He cooperates with prosecutors as sentencing is set for six to seven weeks. government drops two old perjury charges.
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Nixon
Egil Krogh Jr
Ellsberg
Krogh
Lewis Fielding
Beverly Hills
White House
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
Watergate
Los Angeles
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Leon Jaworski
John D. Ehrlichman
Plumbers
Ehrlichman
Liddy
White Housee
Charles W. Colson
Ex-Jackson Clerk Given Probation
Ripley Ben R. Cadle former Jackson County clerk was released on three years probation by Special Circuit Judge Leo Catsonis Cadle a Republican pleaded no contest Sept 29 to five embezzlement charges from county funds A state audit found at least 6800 missing now repaid probation restricts leaving the state without court consent and requires reimbursement of supervision costs
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Ripley
Ben R. Cadle
Jackson County
Leo Catsonis
Cadle
Carson
Coal’s Help in Fuel Crisis Long-Term, Leaders Say
An all-star panel of coal executives said production cannot rise quickly to ease the energy crisis. They cited government regulations, lack of incentives for long term investments in new mines, wildcat strikes, and transportation as factors stifling short term coal help.
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Wildcat
C.A. Steff Sr
Eastern Associated Coal Corp
Senate Fails to Extend Debt Ceiling Amid Filibuster
Congress let the temporary debt limit expire and the Treasury for now cannot raise the ceiling. The House adjourned until Monday as debate stalled over financing presidential campaigns with public money. The Treasury reported a debt of 463 billion dollars just after midnight, with a 63 billion overage against law.
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Congress
Senate
Abraham Lincoln
House
The
Treasury
Wife under cemented jaws diet to slim faster
Shirley Turner, 35, weighs 238 pounds and has jaws cemented shut by doctors at Nottingham General Hospital to curb compulsive eating. She claims 15 pounds lost in two weeks and plans to reach 124 pounds by next June, living on tea coffee and tomato soup while monitored by clinicians.
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Carlton
England
Shirley Turner
Mrs. Turner
State Weather Outlook Cools With 50s Highs
Forecast calls for cooler temperatures with daytime highs in the 50s and much colder nights in the 30s. Readers are advised to check Page 3A for full weather details.
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