Precious Nickel Sparks Action in Hawaii Five-O
Television listings describe an Hawaii Five-O episode with Walter Findlay buying an electric organ for the couple’s anniversary and Victor Buono as guest star Eric Damien pursuing a $100,000 nickel. The plot centers on a kidnapping exchange scheme and McGarrett’s attempt to intervene as the thief’s plans unravel.
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Two Arrested In Moose Club Raid
Police with search and seizure warrants raided the Loyal Order of Moose Club at 501 Central Ave on Monday night. Club manager Gary Walker, 30, and employee Patrick M. Flannery, 23, were arrested on charges tied to tip tickets and tip boards and were released on bond pending a Thursday hearing.
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Kanawha County
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Larry Scott
Sam, Elmore
Jack Rinchich
Kopperston Man Dies In Mining Accident
James E. Cook a 56 year old Kopperston resident was killed in a mining accident at Eastern Associated Coal Co. No 2 mine in Kopperston Wyoming County West Virginia. He was pinned against a continuous mining machine on Monday according to officials.
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Army Resumes Nerve Gas Bomb Destruction Near Denver
The Army restarted dismantling nerve gas bombs at Rocky Mountain Arsenal after a blast damaged gear used to disarm Mi Ibombs. Spokesman Arthur Whitney said the device repair cost $25,000 and no gas was released. Destruction had halted on November 8 following the explosion in an isolated booth.
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Senate approves energy conservation bill for labels and loans
The Senate passed a broad energy conservation bill to label cars and major appliances with energy use data. It would provide 200 million in loan guarantees to spur a fuel efficient car within 10 years and require agencies to factor energy shortages in policy making.
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Ilding Advisory Agency
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Council On Energy Department
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Fuel Priority For Transit Systems Urged
The National League of Cities urged Congress and President Nixon to guarantee adequate fuel for public transit amid the energy crisis. Mike Wenger, on behalf of Mayor Hutchinson, spoke at the League’s annual congress in San Juan Puerto Rico, where a resolution was adopted calling for a priority fuel system to expand public transportation.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
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Anonymous $10,000 Gift to Veterans Administration
The Veterans Administration received an anonymous $10,000 donation, the largest such gift in memory, with a letter praising VA work. Administrator Donald E. Johnson said the money will be used for patient welfare in VA hospitals, beyond funds provided.
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Kashier
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