Dissident Bishop Anoveros faces church response in Spain
In Madrid AP reports Spain waits for church hierarchy to answer charges that Bishop Antonio Anoveros endangered national unity with a February 4 homily calling for Basque freedom. The government may deport or indict him but risks violating the 1953 concordat. In London AP notes Harold Wilson seeks Arab trust with an even handed policy and a letter to Anwar Sadat.
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Madrid
Spain
Roman Catholic Church Heirarchy
Antonio Anoveros
Anoveros
London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Middle East
Wilson
Anwar Sadat
Labor Party
Israel
Siege and shelling toll in Kampot clash message
Khmer Rouge insurgents fired 60 mortar shells into Kampot killing 10 people and wounding four, as government lines north and east faced attacks. Reinforcements reached the town by boat from Kompong Som while fighting flared at six points around Phnom Penh, the capital.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
Kampot
Kompong Som
Gas supplies to be equalized nationwide in April
Washington officials said states with surplus gasoline will face reductions in April to align monthly supplies within five percent of the national average. Each state will be allowed at least 85 percent of its April 1972 supplies, adjusted for vehicle growth. Sen Edward Kennedy condemned drug industry gifts to doctors as payola after testimony by former salesmen.
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Washington
John C. Sawhill
Federal Energy Office
Edward M- Kennedy
D-Mass
San Francisco Declares Emergency Amid City Strike
AP report from San Francisco says Mayor Joseph Alioto declared a state of emergency as 10 00 municipal workers strike, halting transit and hospital service while sewage flows into the bay. Union leaders rejected a five percent pay rise for 11,900 workers and a phased dental plan, with one spokesman suggesting 22 eight percent could be acceptable. In Boston, The Boston Globe ran a one word editorial on nude streaking: Brrrrrr.
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San Francisco
Bay
Joseph Alioto
Alioto
Boston (Ap
Boston Globe Today
U Thant Recovering After Surgery at Columbia-Presbyterian
Former United Nations Secretary-General U Thant is recovering from surgery at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center in New York. A hospital spokesman said he is “doing well” but the nature of the operation was not disclosed. Thant was hospitalized on February 24 and previously in November for removal of a benign tumor. He retired in 1972 and lives in Harrison, New York.
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New York
United Nations
U Thant
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Harkness Pavilion
Thant
Harrison
N.Y
Vic Damone to marry Becky Jones in Beverly Hills
Vic Damone and oil heiress Becky Jones plan to wed April 12 at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills following a telephone proposal. Damone, 45, and Jones, 27, have dated about three years. Jones is the daughter of A. J. Jones of Houston, Texas. In New York, NOW and three individuals sue to strike down a New York state jury exemption for women.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Vic Damone
Becky Jones
Laura Deni
Beverly Hilton
Beverly Hills
Calif
Nixon faces more news conferences in coming weeks
President Nixon likely to hold more frequent news briefings, says Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler, who notes reporters focused heavily on Watergate. Ziegler predicts questions will broaden to foreign and domestic policy as conferences increase. The Nixons arrived at Key Biscayne for a weekend of sun before Mrs. Nixon heads to Venezuela and Brazil inaugurals.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Air Force One
Iit
Ziegler
Venezuela
Brazil
Homestead Air Force Base
FBI Arrests Two More In Dix Hills Kidnapping Case
The FBI announced the arrest of four youths from Union City New Jersey in the Dix Hills New York kidnapping of an eight year old boy who was released unharmed after a $50 000 ransom was paid. Investigators said additional suspects are being sought. The boy was abducted near his home on Wednesday and lured into a car by two men and a woman. he was later dropped near Secaucus New Jersey. The father, a tire company salesman, described his son as in very good shape after the release.
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FBI
Dix Hills
N.Y
Washington
Calzadilla
Norberto M. Fernandez
Eligio
Ricardo R. Tuero
Wilfredo Alvarez
Union City
N.J
Michael Calzadilla
Tire Company
Long Island
John
New Jersey Turnpike
Secaucus
Miners Strike Triggers Layoff Rumors Across Steel Industry
West Virginia coal miners’ one two week strike triggers layoff plans in steelheart industries. U S Steel will lay off 30000 workers next week if the walkout continues and cok ing is cut by 30 percent. Inland Steel plans phased plant shutdowns in Indiana Harbor Works starting Monday. Bethlehem and Jones Laughlin deny immediate layoffs but report sagging coal stockpiles. Norfolk & Western cites $3.4 million revenue loss from 17 000 carloads idle. Ford reports coke suppliers short of coal as auto sector feels the pinch. Consolidated Coal weighs legal action. observers link strike to 1974 contract talks. Massimo Giordanos prank case ends as child confesses.
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Pittsburgh
West Virginia
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
East
Midwest
Inland Steel
Indiana Harbor
Chicago
Jones & Laughlin
Bethlehem Steel
Southern West Virinia
Norfolk & Western Railway
Virginia
N&w
Auto Industry
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Edward 8. Walkcke
Ford
Consolidated Coal Co
United Mine Workers Union
Goldfish Streaking Questioned by Seattle Attorney
Seattle attorney Irving M. Clark dismissed streaking as a harmless college fad while recounting his own goldfish swallowing stunt. Clark, once a radio host, says the craze lacks moral weight and notes he ingested 24 fish as a Harvard sophomore on March 27, 1939, nearly facing dismissal despite scholarship.
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Seattle
Irving M. Clark
Clark
Lathrop Withington Jr
Los Angeles
Harvard
Dial A Ride Plan Expands to 17 More Counties
Harrisburg AP reports a state sponsored rural dial a ride program expands to Armstrong Beaver Butler Cameron Clarion Clearfield Crawford Elk Forest Indiana Jefferson Lawrence McKean Potter Venango and Warren counties starting Monday. Previously it operated in Greene Fayette Washington and Westmoreland.
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Harrisburg
Armstrong
Beaver
Butler
Cameron
Clarion
Clearfield
Crawford
Elk, Forest
Indiana
Jefferson
Lawrence
McKean
Potter
Venango
Warren
Greene, Fayette
Washington
Westmoreland Counties
Prisoners May Wear New One Piece Uniforms
Lancaster County Prison could switch to colorful one piece overalls in blue green orange and gold to cut costs. Warden Jack F. Tracy touted lower price and no ironing, suggesting renting uniforms to reduce laundry costs while trial prisoners wear them inside the prison.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Holvester
Jack F. Tracy
Tracy
Prison Board
Edgar M. Lefever
Harold Snow
Promoted at Associated Spring Raymond Division
James E Shrout Jr has been named credit and accounting manager at Associated Spring Corporation's Raymond Division. He will control credit on new customer orders and assist the controller. Shrout joined Raymond Division in 1973 and has prior experience at Bliley Electric and Rockwell International. He resides in Corry.
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James E. Shrout Jr
Associated Spring Corporation
Raymond
Richard Shannon
Shrout
Raymond Division
Bliley Electric Company
Erie
Rockwell International
Toteline
Linesville
Robert Morris Junior College
Pittsburgh
Gannon College
Corry
Meadville Rape Suspect Rogers Sentenced to 20-40 Years
Roy Rogers, 26, of Erie, was given consecutive prison terms totaling 20 to 40 years by Crawford County Court for kidnaping and rape involving a 15-year-old Meadville girl. He was captured December 28 near Hydetown after the December 26 incident. He faces similar charges in New Castle and Erie.
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Meadville
Roy Rogers
Erie
Crawford County
Rogers
Hydetown
Joseph Thomas
New Castle
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Norman Jewison
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