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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1973
Page
1
Chile's new military junta moves to rebuild the economy with a focus on copper mines, vital to foreign income. Questions persist over mine ownership as junta seeks private investment and technical aid while restoring order.
The Concorde touched down at Dallas Fort Worth after a Caracas flight of two hours and 25 minutes marking the first Concorde landing in the United States. Henri Ziegler called the flight a milestone, with Dallas officials calling it a symbol of a new day for the region. The airport, costing $700 million, sits on 17,500 acres, smaller than Montreal’s upcoming 18,000 acre development and Kennedy’s 4,900 acres.
About 350 people were evacuated from Caesars Palace in Las Vegas after a hotel fire started in a mattress in a hospitality suite during a National Insurance Agents convention. No injuries reported aside from one woman hospitalized for smoke inhalation. damage estimated at $100,000. The blaze gutted the suite and caused smoke and water damage to several rooms. the Osmond Brothers were among those evacuated from the north wing.
The Stanek family faces tragedy and ongoing care as Julia Stanek dies from the hyaline membrane disease. Three other children Steven Catherine Nathan remain on respirators. Catherine and Nathan are in poor condition, Steven in fair, and Jeffrey improving though fed by bottle and battling infection. John, the only sextuplet born naturally, is in good condition and fed by mother’s milk hourly.
In the Washington metropolitan area about 60 percent of dealers are expected to close Monday, with hopes for full closure avoidance. Nevada Governor Mike O'Callaghan urged stations to stay open to meet public needs amid the fuel situation.
Washington County Judge Charles G. Sweet set bonds of 250000 for Annette Gilly and her father Silous Huddleston, key witnesses in the Yablonski murder probe. They were urged not to seek protection. Gilly has been kept in protective custody at secret locations. Huddleston may join her at a secret residence if bail is not posted. Special Prosecutor Sprague urged keeping them together for jail space.
An Aboriginal girl named Nola Ganamba, aged seven, was removed from her white foster family in Sydney and sent to a tribal village to be promised in marriage to a middle‑aged man. The Browns, who cared for her since infancy, seek to regain custody as officials say the move follows traditional bride‑price arrangements and parental consent fears.
The commission led by Strauss seeks to limit proportional representation and expand elected officials power, with the national committee monitoring changes before the 1976 election. A Mikulski bid to double the panel’s size faced opposition as aides argued the move too late. The committee plans to keep most open procedures but may tweak state selection and proxy voting rules, while legal opinions are sought on DNC powers.
Bean conducted a partial test of Skylab's two steering rockets and found them in good condition. Officials said a full test will occur next Tuesday just before undocking, with a hot fire test to verify operation. If successful, Bean Garriott and Lousma will return to Earth. if not, a rescue mission may be needed.
Los Angeles AP Liddy a former White House aide pleaded not guilty to conspiracy and burglary in the 1971 break-in at Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist office. Ehrlichman Krogh and Young had already pleaded not guilty. Liddy claimed indigence and said his attorney is seeking help from the ACLU.
The report recalls Jackson delaying a plot continuation until Roosevelt could attend and defending Mastriana's testimony as sensitive. Roosevelt demanded an apology and release of a telegram seeking bank records from Nassau’s Bank of Nova Scotia, as the subcommittee sought transactions involving Roosevelt and Lepera Mastriana or McLaney. Wheat outlook notes strong U.S. demand and a drop in stocks to 36 million tons next July, then rising to 48 million. Liddy, held on Watergate contempt, seeks self representation as he faces arraignment for contempt and burglary charges linked to the scandal.
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