Tropical Storm Christine Forms Southeast of Miami
Tropical storm Christine formed in the Atlantic about 1,500 miles southeast of Miami with winds up to 50 mph. The National Hurricane Center said it was moving west at 10 to 12 mph and expected to stay offshore for Labor Day. It is the third named storm of the 1973 season, created by a low off Africa’s coast.
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Christine
Atlantic
Mimi
National Hurricane Center
Robert Simpson
Simpson
London
Jorge Ramirez
Colombia
International Coffee Organization
Brazil
O Estado de Sao Paulo
Salvio de Almeida Prado
Prado
Venezuela
Caracas
Economic updates include price ceilings and steel price boosts
The economy section reports the council delaying ceilings to Sept 17 to allow a merits hearing, extending a price freeze for a week. Major steel firms push for about 4.8 percent increases on flat rolled products, arguing cost rises since the last hike. Other notes cover farm price gains, California wage rules, and unemployment shifts as hearings continue.
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Stewart
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Buffalo
Utica-Rome
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Stations Rally in Unorganized Shutdown Across States
Gasoline dealers from Fresno California to Connecticut plan a weekend protest with about 90 percent of local stations joining. Officials in New York Michigan Illinois Pennsylvania and California say closures aim to pressure authorities over price ceilings and allocations as the holiday week ends.
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Fresno
Calif
Hudson
American Automobile Association
Connecticut
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Long Island Gasoline Retailers Assn
New York
Charles Shiples
Michigan
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Robert Jacobs
Illinois Gasoline Dealers Association
Tom Anderson
Pennsylvania
William Wren
North California Shell Oil Dealers Assn
Beating Victim Shows Slow Progress in U S Attack
Helen Evans, 21, a Leeds University history student from Britain, briefly regained consciousness after a brutal August 8 robbery and assault in Miami. Her fiancé John Penniket, 22, and her parents spoke of moments of recognition amid a prolonged coma. Doctors gave no timeline for recovery while financial worries grow. Glen Battle, 21, Detroit, is deemed mentally competent to stand trial for robbery and attempted murder, with LSD use not viewed as erasing responsibility.
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Jack Evans
Kegworth
Derbyshire
Miss Evans
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United States
John Penniket
Eastbourne
England
Penniker
Mrs. Evans
Evanses
Helen
Britain
New Orleans
Britons trapped in Atlantic midget submarine rescue under way
Pisces III lies nose up 70 degrees 20 feet down as Roger Mallinson and Roger Chapman remain aboard with divers, two other minisubs and a rescue team on the mother ship. Weather and time pressure loom as an atmosphere hatch and cable mishap are cited in a prior Florida case of submarine entrapment with two deaths.
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Roger Chapman
Voyager
Leonard Renshaw
Vickers Oceanics
Renshaw
Key West
Fla
Leonard Edwards
Vickers Voyagers
Edwards
Associated Press
Atlantic
Florida
Cork
Ireland
Heat wave prompts city power and water strain across multiple states
Heat drew outages and equipment repairs in Queens and Washington as Blackouts affected about 180 000 Queens residents for 15 hours on a Wednesday night. Temperatures spurred a water emergency in New York City with pressure drops and hydrant closures.
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New York City
Emilia Muccio
Baltimore
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Potomac *Electric Power Co
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Prince William County
Virginna
Ohio
Philadelphia
Staten Island
Bronx
Environmental Protection Administration and
Model Cities Program
Weather outlook shows heat continues with high demand
A stationary high pressure remains over the state with little relief into Labor Day weekend. Vepco reports strains from demand while Appalachian Power says its peak Wednesday reached 3.7 million kilowatts, with reserves adequate. The Weather Service urges Virginians to slow down, stay hydrated, dress for heat, and seek cooler environments.
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Appalachian Power
Apco
National Weather Service
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Weather Service
Nixon subpoenas and appeal questions loom in court order
Legal experts weigh if Sirica’s order can be appealed under executive privilege disputes. Nixon would likely file a notice of appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia after the grand jury subpoena. The process hinges on whether the full court accepts the challenge and meets next Thursday’s deadline.
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District of Columbia
Washington
Sirica
Nixon
Court of Appeals
District Court
Russia accuses China of spoiling Asia plans after party congress
Pravda renews a harsh editorial attack accusing Beijing of aiding imperialism and opposing Moscow in Asia. It warns that China seeks to dominate Asia by allying with Western powers, challenging the Soviet Union and its peaceful coexistence strategy.
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Soviet Union
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Kremlin
Chinese Party Congress
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