Celler Ends 50 Year House Career in Defeat Fallout
In Washington AP Emanuel Celler 84 announces retirement after 50 years in Congress bowing out after failing to reverse a June primary loss to Elizabeth Holtzman He will not seek re election though his name appears on November ballot as Liberal nominee Holtzman faces likely victory in the Democratic stronghold and Celler plans legal and teaching pursuits in New York City He recalls a storied tenure shaping civil rights antitrust and immigration laws and guiding 300 bills as Judiciary Committee chair for 22 years.
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Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney's Dog Spurs Neighbors’ Upset
In London’s St John’s Wood ex-Beatle Paul McCartney faces neighbor complaints over his English sheepdog and eight pups. Three residents filed police reports after persistent barking and a crude four letter reply to a prior notice. McCartney dismissed the fuss, calling locals mad and calling them colonels.
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Unusual Job Available In L A County
Los Angeles County supervisors approved a new title coy ote trapper and agreed to hire two trappers with the U S Fish and Wildlife Service for the remainder of the fiscal year at a cost not to exceed 13000 dollars. The move follows the county withdrawing from a federal trapping program in July 1971 due to funds shortages. Sheep raisers in Antelope Valley report 250 to 300 lamb losses per season. Cattle poultry producers and pets in foothill areas also suffer.
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EPA Team Visits Clairton Coke Works Clash Over Immunity Clause
An EPA inspection of U S Steel Clairton Coke Works sparked anger from Allegheny County official Thomas Foerster who accused the visit of sabotaging a consent decree. EPA head Edward Furia called the immunity clause illegal and said the agency cannot endorse it.
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Hair Spray Sparks False Fire Alarm in Pittsburgh
In the U S Steel building a chemical deodorant smell prompted a fire scare as women reported smoke in the women’s room. Firefighters found no smoke. Battalion Chief Joseph Mullen said the odor came from hair spray while one woman continued spraying after arrival.
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Joseph Mullen
Drive Begun For Nixon Peace Prize Drive Begun For Nixon Peace Prize
In New York the Nixon peace prize campaign reports 28 heads of state ready to nominate the president for 1973. Finance editor Elizabeth Manning notes 1,000 college professors will nominate Nixon, with $20,000 raised. Manning says the Nobel process requires a head of state to submit a nominee. Nixon acknowledged the effort by letter, calling it a compensation of public life for a lasting peace.
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