Two Serial Killers Linked to More Victims Across States
Police tied William Steelman and Douglas Gretzler to 11 known killings and said information from interviews led to uncovering six additional bodies in California Arizona and Nevada. Victims include four adults and two children in Victor Arizona and two Tucson area murders. Authorities sought two missing men associated with a van taken by the suspects.
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California
Arizona
Steelman
Gretzler
Gretz
Victor
Robert Robbins
Katherine Mestites
Mesa
Ariz
Oakdale
Steelman and
Michael Adshade
Ken Unrein
Phoenix
Michael Sandberg
Patricia
Tucson
Sandbergs
University of Arizona
House Nearing Vote On Alaska Pipeline
The House moves toward a vote on the Alaska Oil Pipeline bill with Rep. Craig Hosmer signaling a push to send the measure back to conference to strip FTC favored provisions. The bill covers Alaska’s North Slope oil to Valdez and includes budget office product line reporting provisions opposed by the FTC and the White House budget chief Roy Ash.
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Alaska
Washington
House
Valdez
Craig Hosmer
Calif
House-Senate
FTC
Office of Management and Budget
Budget Office
International Telephone & Telegraph
Roy Ash
Nixon
Senate
Bruno Quads Doing Okay In Pittsburgh
The Bruno family welcomed quadruplets at a Pittsburgh hospital. Two boys and two girls weigh about four pounds each and are in guarded condition after a four week premature birth. Doctors report no complications and say the family expects the babies home in three weeks.
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Pittsburgh
Bruno
John Bruno
Richard Paul
Donald Mrvos
OSU Dome Sold in 1970
OSU president Dr. Robert Kamm says an investigation found Oklahoma State University's proposed observatory dome was sold for scrap in 1970. He noted the observatory building planned in the 1950s was not constructed and that the dome and related items were disposed of through standard bid procedures.
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Fed
Regional Weather Summary Oklahoma and Nearby Areas
Decreasing cloudiness tonight with a move to partly cloudy skies by Tuesday. Warmer conditions expected with southerly winds 8 to 15 mph, gusty tonight. lows upper 40s to 50s and highs in the 60s to 70s. Kansas New Mexico forecasts show mixed clouds, cooler nights in the north, and varying highs in the 60s to 70s through Tuesday. Astronomical data note sun rise 7 03 a m and set 5 26 p m with a full moon visible Tuesday morning to 10 23 a m.
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Kansas
New Mexico
Ikere
Tar Gap
American oil imports rise higher in 1973 first ten months
An American Petroleum Institute report shows foreign oil imports up 31.4 percent in the first ten months of 1973 versus 1972. Domestic refinery use rose to a record 12.5 million barrels per day with 3.2 million barrels of foreign oil included, while overall domestic petroleum demand averaged 17 million barrels daily.
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Houston, Tex
American Petroleum Institute
U.S
Interior Department
Four Die On Oklahoma Roads In Separate Crashes
The Associated Press reports four fatalities on Oklahoma roads. Lisa Francis 16 and Ane Francis 14 were killed when their father's pickup hit livestock near Asher. Leon Francis 44 survived with head injuries. Edward Crandell 73 died when his car was struck by a Rock Island freight train in McAlester. The state traffic toll for 1973 reached 687.
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McAlester
Kay County
Homa
Lisa Francis
Ane Francis
Oklahoma 39
Asher
Highway Patrol
Leon Francis
Shawnee
Francis
Edward C. Crandell
Rock Island
Bicycles Now Top Home Accident Causes in Hospitals
A national survey of 119 hospitals shows bicycles cause more treatment-requiring accidents than any other home hazard, with stairs ramps and landings ranking second. The findings highlight the risk to riders and households from everyday cycling within domestic settings.
Ford's Wife Sees Hard Life in Public Service
Elizabeth Ford, wife of House GOP leader Gerald Ford, recalls the strain of political life as her husband seeks confirmation for vice presidency. She describes security by the Secret Service at their Alexandria home and notes her hopes Nixon won’t be impeached, while reflecting on family life and past therapy for stress.
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Ann Blackman
Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Secret Service
Fords
Elizabeth Ford
House
Crown View Drive
Alexandria
Ford
Nixon
Jerry
Elizabeth Bloomer Ford
Big Ten
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Doris Humphrey
Charles Weidman
Mike
Massachusetts
Jack
University of Utah
Steve
Public
Susan
Maryland
Nixons
Betty
Jerry Ford
Richard Nixon
Decade Shows Change In Nation s Food Prices
A look at food prices since 1963 shows inflation as hamberger, milk, eggs and onions rose across New York City, Minneapolis, Houston and San Francisco. Prices more than doubled for hamburger, with bread and milk climbing about 25 percent and eggs near 96 cents by 1973.
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Amerika
Asheville
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Billings
Birm
Bismarck
Boston
Brownsville
Burlington
Charleston
Charlotte
N. C
Chicago
Cincinnati
Columbia, S
Betas" Fi
Philadelphia
Reno
St. Louis
Tampa
San Antonio
Francisco St. Marie
Sioux Falls
Tucson
Tulsa
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
New York City
Minneapolis
Houston
San Francisco
Chevrolet
Northwest
Seattle
Hard core SYNACLEAR Decon gestant tablets offer relief
Exclusive ad promotes SYNA-CLEAR tablets for instant nasal congestion relief up to eight hours. Claims ease of breathing and reduced watery eyes with no prescription. Introductory deal offers a free pack with purchase and lists Gibson Pharmacy at 1017 S Sheridan Rd.
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William Steelman
Lodi
Douglas Gretzler
Sacramento
Bruno Quads
OSU
Flerties
Central
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Plains
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Oklahoma
Worth Central
Texas
U. S. Weather Bureau
Ponca City
Wichita Falls
Fort Smith
Altvs Afb
Max B. Skelton
Associated Press
Wolfe
United Fidelity
URE Insurance Company
Dallas, Texas
A. R. Padielio
Glen Shepherd
U.S.S. Pueblo
North Korea
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Gibson Pharmacy
S. Sheridan Rd
Pioneer
Lee Bird
Hawkins
Television & Electronics
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