Canadian diving coach leads practice with spectators
Dezso Keifer, a Canadian diving coach, drew a crowd as he demonstrated movements to one of his divers on Sunday in preparation for an upcoming event.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1973
Page
8
Dezso Keifer, a Canadian diving coach, drew a crowd as he demonstrated movements to one of his divers on Sunday in preparation for an upcoming event.
Strachan testifies he delivered 350000 dollars from a secret cash fund on Dean's orders and spoke with Haldeman about it. He denies backing Magruder's version on firing Liddy and says Magruder sought help defending a perjury probe while clinging to his previous account.
The case recalls Lampkin facing first degree murder charges again for Lurleen Orr's death after a self defense claim and prior acquittal. The narrative includes related testimony about threats at a craps game and ongoing investigations with expected arrests this week.
A countywide crackdown continues with at least two arrests this weekend for illegal drug sales. Carl Ray Hughes, 17, and Gina Uptain, 18, face charges for marijuana and amphetamine sales, as DIU and local law enforcement press a six month undercover operation tied to grand jury indictments. Gail Williams is returned to Morgan County after Panama City arrest.
Earle B. Barnes of Dow Chemical urges new graduates to seek work in highly profitable industries. He cites 1967–71 data showing petroleum refining earned 10 cents per dollar of sales with $4.82 average hourly pay, chemicals 6.5 cents and $3.94, while lower profit sectors paid less. He notes apparel at 2.2 cents and $2.49 per hour.
The Columbia River extends 1 214 miles from Columbia Lake in British Columbia to the Pacific Ocean, tracing a northern route through Canada and the United States.
Mrs. Faye Axford of Pasquale's Pizza in Athens says 550 in cash and checks placed in the oven for safekeeping were burned when the cook cleaned the oven the night before. The U S Treasury will replace the lost funds, she notes.
In New Delhi the United States offers a plan to close the rupee debt within 15 years. Ambassador Moynihan met Indira Gandhi and will discuss with Finance Minister Chavan. The debt could reach 6 to 7 billion by century's end, with a proposed total expenditure near 15 billion dollars. President Nixon has approved the compromise.
Ann McDivitt, holder of the Michigan State Championship 13-14 division and daughter of former astronaut James McDivitt, competes in the International Age Group Championship. She moved with her family from Houston to Michigan where her father serves as senior VP of Consumer Power. Eliminations begin Tuesday at 9 am for 12 and under and 13-14 divisions as divers from West Germany and America compete.
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