Pentagon forces ouster move against Gordon Rule
Gordon Rule, head of Navy procurement, fights a Navy bid to remove him after he criticized President Nixon's choice of Roy Ash to head the Office of Management and Budget. Adm Isaac Kidd Jr reassigned Rule and said he lost confidence in Rule's judgment. Rule vows to challenge any retirement move and cites ties between civilian weapons suppliers and government.
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Navy Procurement Control
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Litton Industries
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Ash
Jerry Friedheim
White House
William Proxmire
Dwis
Senate House
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Proxmire
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
John W. Warner
Litton
Fuel Oil Shortage Spurs Push for Maximum Refinery Output
Washington AP reports the Office of Emergency Preparedness urges refineries to push to maximum distillate capacity to alleviate Midwest heating oil shortages. Govs in Iowa Ohio Nebraska and Minnesota form emergency task forces to monitor supplies while railroads speed propane car moves.
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Washington
US Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
George A. Lincoln
Midwest
Lincoln
Association of American Railroads
Iowa
Ohio
Nebraska
Minnesota
Unclaimed federal pensions eyed by GAO review
The General Accounting Office says the Civil Service Commission holds about 26 million in unclaimed federal retirement benefits for roughly 338,000 former workers and urges a government search to return funds. Some 33,000 individuals owe 100 dollars or more, with potential thousands in small amounts.
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Civil Service Commission
Congressional
General Accounting Office
Commission
Congress
GAO
Olson Seniors Plan Christmas Dance Tuesday
The Olson Senior Citizens Center hosts a Tuesday Christmas dance from 8 p.m. to midnight at Ninos Steak Roundup ballroom 206 Copeland Ave with Wayne Solberg and his six piece Union Musician Band.
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Copeland Ave
Harry J. Olson
Pla-Mar
Businessmen Form Group To Curb Lake Pollution
CHICAGO AP They describe themselves as watchdogs and reformers using legal and regulatory actions to curb Lake Michigan pollution and to improve urban life. Led by Alexander Polikoff BPI works to force compliance, influence policy, and push for structural change with a shoestring budget and four staff.
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Ralph Naders
Midwest
BPI
Lake Michigan
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Commonwealth Edison
Sears Roebuck & Co
Sears
Polikoff
Gordon Sherman
Midas International
Sherman
Muffler Company
Midas International Foundation
Ten hurt in city and I-90 accidents in Wisconsin
Ten people were injured in three accidents Friday and Saturday in Wisconsin. A Racine woman, Jeanne A. Ramsey, 41, is in satisfactory condition after a West Salem I-90 crash. Her two children, Larry, 17, and Kim, 15, were treated and released with hand cuts. A second crash on State Street injured four, including Larry D. Himli, 23, and three passengers. A third three-car crash at Rose and Clinton Streets injured Earl W. Harter, 51. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Black River Falls January 2, 1973, with five visits planned in 1973. Weather forecasts for Wisconsin Minnesota and nearby areas note cloudier, colder conditions with light snow possible.
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Jeanne A. Ramsey
Racine
Lutheran Hospital
Hamilton
Larry Ramsey
Kim Ramsey
Charles St
Jackie Brevig
Redfield S
David E. Dwyer
5Th Ave
Onalaska
Barbara R. Himli
Madison St
St. Francis Hospital
James H. Gutoski
R. 1
Gutoski
State Street
Earl W. Harter
Caroline St
Rose and
Clinton Streets
North Vietnam claims more U S bombers downed as Christmas truce outlined
Hanoi radio says 17 B52s shot down in six days while 42 American planes are claimed down by North Vietnam. Saigon announces a unilateral 24 hour cease fire for Christmas starting Sunday at 6 p m. The U S command keeps target details secret and considers a possible Christmas pause in the air war.
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Florida White House
Nixon
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Laos
POW Navy Commander Nakagawa Faces Christmas in Camp
American-born Navy Cmdr Gordon Ross Nakagawa, 37, captured after his A6A fighter was shot down over Haiphong, says he may have a fractured arm and describes humane treatment. His mother recalls Santa finding Tule Lake during WWII. The article follows Nakagawa’s family history and wartime background, including past internment of Japanese Americans and his Berkeley ROTC education.
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Gordon Ross Nakagawa
Tule Lake
Santa Claus
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Cmdr
Nakagawa
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Vietnam
Haiphong
Hanoi
Harriet Nakagawa
Santa
Nakagawas
Japan
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Bernice) E. Harter
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