Egypt Rejects Kissinger Plan For Suez Front
Cairo senior commentator Heikal called Kissinger's disengagement proposal a futile partial solution aimed at creating Arab and Soviet discord. Cambodian convoy returns with ammunition after breaking Khmer Rouge blockade on Highway 4 from Phnom Penh. Britain reels from rail slowdown and miners’ wage dispute as Heath weighs ministers' talks and TUC plan.
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Britain
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Edward Heath
Heath
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Hee Haw Star Junior Samples Acquitted in Battery Case
In Atlanta, Junior Samples denied slapping Joyce Flanagen Almond at an American Legion Club last Feb. 25. A federal grand jury in Cleveland heard Kent State shooting witnesses. In Dover, Hoffecker, linked to a murder spree, died after a high speed chase. Washington marks ten years since the Surgeon General paper on smoking with calls to regulate cigarettes.
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Atlanta, Ga
Junior Samples
Criminal Court
Woodrow Tucker
Joyce Flanagen Almond
American ‘Legion Club
Samples
Tucker
Mrs. Almond
Cleveland, Ohio
Kent State University
Donald S. MacKenzie
National Guardsmen
MacKenzie
John R. Cleary
Scotia
N.Y
Alan Canfora
Dover
Del
Ronald W. Hoffecker
Washington
Surgeon General
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Shapp Won't Submit 1974 Budget Until Conference Acts
Gov. Shapp will not present next year’s budget until a House-Senate conference committee resolves the 1973-74 revenue plan. He had set Jan. 29 for the budget, but the panel has yet to agree on allocating 265 million of the current budget. A federal report says welfare reforms could save at least 232 million for state and federal taxpayers, though state welfare officials doubt many proposals are practical.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
House-Senate
Pennsylvania
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Gas Explosion Kills Four Nine Hurt in St Paul Apartment Fire
A propane storage tank exploded during a garage fire at a suburban St Paul apartment complex killing four, including three firefighters, and injuring nine. The blast as firefighters arrived sent a fireball over 150 feet, destroying two buildings and leading to evacuations of about 750 families from nearby units, with flames spreading through Bellows Court and Charlton Arms amid record cold.
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West St. Paul
Minn
St. Paul
Russell Scheibel
Public Safety
Bellows Court
Charlton Arms
Don Howe
Jerry Bertsch
Hallett murder trial jury pool grows amid mistrial bid
Defense asked for a mistrial in the Hallett family murder case in MAYVILLE N Y as juror questioning continued. Prosecutor questioned a potential juror about Aaron Hale testimony. Hale could cooperate for a lighter sentence. A Jamestown machinist and a Jamestown substitute teacher were among new jurors. foreman is a Jamestown woman. Selection to last up to two weeks with 75 jurors questioned on Monday and 375 notified this term in county history.
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Mayville
N.Y
Vincent Doyle Jr
Hallett
Robert Sullivan
Aaron Hale
Hale
Susan Hallett
Richard Parish
Sullivan
Doyle
Lee Towne Adams
Jamestown
Westfield
Arrison
William Arrison
Chautauqua County
Ridge Homes Price Guarantee Offers Refundable Deposit
Ridge Homes promises a full refund of your deposit if you change your mind. They advertise low down payments, five month mortgage start, and the option to convert to a local mortgage to lower payments. No prepayment penalties and a January 31 deadline to secure the price guarantee.
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Ridge: Homes
Ridge Homes
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