Thousands Tour Nixon Estate but No Glimpse Seen
Thousands visited Nixon's California seaside estate La Casa Pacifica for an eight hour public tour to celebrate the city’s 50th anniversary. Tour buses carried 7,800 guests who saw guards and Secret Service, but the former president did not appear. Visitors paid 2.50 each. the brief tour ran six minutes on grounds and four in the office compound. A taped message claimed Nixon was finishing his memoirs and would publish in May.
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White House
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Riverside
Manolo Sanchez
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Moonie Deprogrammer Claims Moon Wants to Control U S
In Oklahoma City debates a former Unification Church member says Sun Yung Moon seeks to control the country. Church official counters that brainwashing does not occur and doors are open for departure.
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Gary Scharff
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Sun Yung Moon
Korea
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Moonie
Arizona
Lloyd Ebeby
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Groups Form Coalition for Lawsuits Against Automakers
Trial attorneys and consumer advocacy groups linked to Ralph Nader ally with firms to sue automakers and drug makers. The pact funds information flow to lawyers for big fees if they win, while groups pursue safer products. A Baltimore case awarded $400000 to Jack Werner, naval architect in Biloxi, after an eye condition treated with Cleocin.
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Ralph Nader
Baltimore
Upjohn Co
Jack Werner
Biloxi
Miss
Stuart Salsbury
Salsbury
Upjohn
New Orleans
Public Citizen Health Research Group
Nader
Health Research Group
Sidney Wolfe
Center For Auto Safety
Clarence Ditlow
Wisconsin
TRW-Reda Plant May Close Over Gas Supply
TRW-Reda Pump Co officials warned they may shut Bartlesville Oklahoma plant and leave the city unless natural gas supplies improve. The 1700 employee facility faced a 7 percent cut with short notice, and city leaders warned a move would hit Bartlesville hard amid ongoing gas service issues. Gas officials expect possible restoration after talks with Cities Service, while TRW-Reda blamed underestimation of future needs in 1973.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Trw-Reda Pump Co
Joe Williams
Glenn Cox
Bartlesville Area
School Panel Plans After-Dark School Lighting Tour
Lawton Public Schools board of education will tour four city schools after dark to inspect outdoor lighting needs. The 7 p.m. meeting at Shoemaker Education Center precedes a bus tour of Lawton, MacArthur, and Eisenhower High Schools and Eisenhower Junior High. Administrators and maintenance staff join the board.
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Lawton Public
Typing Helps Job Seekers Say Survey Says
New York AP report notes 79 percent of responding companies blame illegible handwriting for losses. The Modern Office Procedures magazine and Writing Instrument Manufacturers Association survey finds typing skills boost employability for both men and women.
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New York
Modern Office Procedures Magazine
Writing Instrument Manufacturers Association
Punter John James Farms Watermelons Near Gainesville
Atlanta Falcon punter John James grows watermelons on his Florida farm during the off season near Gainesville. The pro athlete mixes farming with football life, keeping duties split between field work and harvest duties on his rural property.
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Atlanta Falcon
John James
Gainesville
Fla
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