Butz Blames Congress for General U S Inflation
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz pins rising prices on a free-wheeling Congress and urges housewives to target spending lawmakers. He predicts meat prices will fall below ceilings as supplies rise by late summer. The interview also features Weinberger Lynn and Gorman criticizing policy and calling for responsible fiscal action.
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Washington
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Nixon
Congress
Meet the Press
Caspar W. Weinberger
Health, Education and Welfare
James T. Lynn
Weinberger
White House
Senate
IRA Officers Accused of Siphoning Off Funds
Belfast reports allege Provisional IRA leaders siphoned over 375000 from organization funds for cars homes and drink. A prison letter cited by sources names seven leaders while Belfast companies suspend operations amid internal probes. Violence continued as two British soldiers died by a land mine and a youth was shot, fueling broader political tensions ahead of local and assembly elections.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Provisional
IRA
Liam Shannon
Seamus Twomey
Maze
Dublin
Irish Republic
IRA Provos
Sinn Fein
Vanguard Unionist Progressive Party
Man Doused With Fluid Faces Possible Blindness
An Enid man, Charles Timothy Gable, 39, was doused with a caustic drain cleaner at a woman's home and robbed by a man who offered aid. He suffered second and possibly third degree burns to face and shoulders and may be partially blinded. the suspect fled after taking his billfold and watch.
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Oklahoma City
Charles Timothy Gable
Gable
Gables
University Hospital
Snake Hunt Set for Okeene By Jaycees After Snow Delay
The annual Okeene Jaycees snake hunt will be held next weekend after a weather postponement due to four inches of snow. Organizers announced the event in Okene.
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Okeene
Okla
IRS Rules Acupuncture Treatments Tax Deductible
The Internal Revenue Service states acupuncture treatments are tax deductible. Taxpayers may claim qualified procedures as medical expenses on their returns.
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Internal Revenue Service
Gas Leaks Ignite Turmoil in Turin Citywide Crisis
About 20 gas-related accidents tore through Turin after noon and at night as 45 miles of lines leaked, filling 1000 apartments with gas. Twelve people burned, two alarms triggered, electricity cut citywide, and firefighters blamed a valve surge and loose joints.
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Turin
Italy
Meat Stolen Youths Nabbed In Oklahoma City
Four youths were arrested for suspected shop lifting after a high speed chase in Oklahoma City. Detective Buddy Burns reported seeing them flee a food store and a gun was allegedly pointed at him during the pursuit. A gun and several beef packages were recovered along the route.
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Oklahoma City
Buddy Burns
Burns
Auto
Canadian auto plants produce over 1.45 million vehicles in 1972
Canadian plants built 1 138 900 cars and 316 000 trucks totaling 1 453 400 vehicles in 1972, up from 1 373 108 the prior year.
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Gibson's
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S. 13Th
Sears Shopping Center
Tgeiy Tire & Auto Service Center
Sheridan and Bell
Communist Party
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