Arson Suspected as Spartansburg Hardware Fire Destroys Store
A fire at Most Hardware in Spartansburg, possibly arson, destroyed the building and its contents after a 3 am warning call. Spartansburg Constable James Brink noted the caller, a woman, hung up after four words. Firefighters contained the blaze by 6:30 am with no damage estimates yet.
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James Brink
the Journal
Brink
Main Street
Stanford Hose Company
Corry
Union City
Bloomfield Township
Argon
Vota
Legislature Bargaining Mirrors Labor Negotiations In Harrisburg
Legislative leaders from both parties and Gov. Shapp act as labor negotiators on a looming contract deadline. Talks center on public school aid, a new tax, and the 1971 72 budget as the treasurer withholds paychecks due to no spending authorization. News media faced restrictions and a veto over a newsroom rental bill as the Senate and House haggled over a $40 million temporary funding measure. Governor Shapp also pushed for Sunday liquor sales with a bill forwarded for immediate action. A rural Democrat group proposed trimming the budget by 76 million and reducing the tax rate to 2 percent or less while the governor floated a 2.3 percent income tax.
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Shapp
Commonwealth
House
Chamber
Capital Newsroom
Capitol
Senate
Gov. Shapp
Philadelphia
James H. J. Tate
Tate
Man walks in deep space as Worden leaves Apollo 15
Apollo 15 astronauts Worden brushes into space from Endeavour for a hand over hand crawl to retrieve film canisters. Scott Irwin assist as hoarded lunar rocks,Hadley Base data and a science satellite stream from lunar orbit paint a vivid view of the backside and volcanic history.
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James B. Irwin
Irwin
Worden
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Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Scott
Lunar
Moon
Tally-ho
Joseph Allen
Endeavour
Crater
Humboldt
Hadley Rille
Hadley Base
December 4th Draws Lottery Number One
Washington AP reports No 1 in this year’s draft lottery was assigned to men born on December 4, making them first in line for call up next year. No 2 went to those born January 25 with 366 days in 1992 leaps.
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Construction Worker Slain Near Erie
A 50 year old construction worker William Marks of Center Valley Pennsylvania was killed near Erie after an altercation with Melvin Mitchell 37 of Erie. Mitchell a gunman facing murder charges fired two shots at Marks and another worker Clarence Jackson 33 of New Martinsville West Virginia was treated after a fragment struck his eye. The deaths occurred on a State Fish Commission dredging project near Manchester Road Erie by Capital Dredging and Dock Co of Lorraine Ohio. Governor Shapp urged Congress to boost funds for state water pollution enforcement agencies.
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Lake Erie
State Fish Commission
William Marks
Center Valley
J.B. Joslin
Girard
Melvin Mitchell
Marks
Mitchell
Clarence Jackson
New Martinsville
W. Va
Hamot Hospital
Fish Commission
Manchester Road
Capital Dredging and Dock Co
Lorraine
Ohio
Meat demand pushes prices higher amid record production
Washington AP reports strong consumer appetite for red meat keeps pace with record beef and pork output. Prices at retail rose for pork chops hamburger and round steak as USDA notes food costs rising overall around 3.5 percent for 1971.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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