Paris Document Seeks Realistic Truce Timetable
Saigon sources say the Paris draft by Kissinger and Tho calls for a rapid cease fire within 24 hours of signing and sets timetables for postwar steps. The plan, aiming to observe Article 20 and possibly halt U S bombing in Cambodia, awaits Hanoi’s reaction to allied revisions.
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Vietnam
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
U.S
Cambodia
Kissinger
Washington
Tho
Nguyen van Thieu
United States
North
South Vietnam
Laos
North Vietnam
Joint Economic Committee
Council of National Reconciliation and Concord
Heat Wave Pressures Power Firms
The first widespread summer heat wave strained electric utilities across the eastern third of the nation as air conditioning boosted demand while cooler air moved into the midcontinent. Temperatures lingered in the sticky 70s and low 80s in many areas.
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Associated Press
Hocking Valley Sees 95 Degree High After Warm Monday
A sultry 95 degrees, the season peak, was logged Monday afternoon in the Hocking Valley. It was 80 by 11 am after a half inch morning shower, with a 68 degree overnight low. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are forecast tonight with clearing skies Wednesday and highs near 80.
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Hocking Valley
Heat Wave Weighs on Cities With Power Cuts and Traffic Jams
Night heat from the central Plains to the East Coast prompted power companies to cut voltage to prevent brownouts. Utilities reduced by 5 percent along the East Coast, 2 percent in Chicago, and 5 percent in Michigan. Expressways around Chicago buckled and traffic to O Hare Airport slowed to a trickle. Thunderstorms brought locally heavy rain from the Gulf and South Atlantic to New England.
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Central Plains
Seaboard
East Coast
Chicago
Electric Company
Michigan
O’hare International
Gulf
South Atlantic
Great Lakes Region
New England
Fire Slows Brick Plant Production at General Hocking
Firefighters battled a blaze at the General Hocking Brick Corp in Zanesville Avenue starting at 5 53 p m. Monday causing estimated damage of 2000 to 3000 dollars and delaying production 24 to 48 hours. Plant manager Don Russell credited rapid fire response with saving an adjacent building and preventing a weeklong shutdown.
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General Hocking Brick Corp
Zanesville Ave
Don Russell
Russell
EPA orders Ohio city to report on sewage plant orders
The Ohio EPA after an May 17 inspection orders repairs and a June 22 report to address three Water Pollution Control Board orders. Mayor Merril Haney and City Council receive details on defective sludge beds, sewer construction materials, and prohibited connections, with safety fixes and improved access urged.
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EPA
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Robert W. Cottrill
Division of
Nelsonville
Merril Haney
Harold G. Huff
Harry Burgess
Cottrill
Water Pollution Control Board
Hocking
Senate Debates Phase 3 Plan Amid Inflation Fight
The Senate battles over Democrats phase three inflation controls while the Nixon administration contemplates a fourth phase and possible tax measures. Proxmire seeks a nationwide wage price freeze attached to a State Department bill. Mansfield frames inflation as a top domestic issue as Republicans criticize the plan. Across the regions, Ohio funds move to cover public employee raises, a River Downs fire kills 11 horses, a Titan 380 launches a spy satellite, and Ohio GOP leaders seek a 1974 slate consensus.
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Senate
Nixon
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
State Department
Mike Mansfield
Labor-Management Advisory
Hugh Scott
U.S
Indochina
North Vietnam
House
Judge Allows Immunity for Dean to Testify Live Hearings
A federal judge granted immunity for ousted White House counsel John W. Dean to testify before the Senate Watergate committee and refused to block live radio and TV coverage. Sirica ordered Dean to testify before the grand jury without immunity, while Dean’s counsel warned he would plead the fifth on most questions. The ruling highlights Dean’s central role in the Watergate cover up and the prosecutors’ ongoing efforts to build a case.
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White House
John W. Dean
Senate
U.S
Sirica
Dean
Grand Jury
Charles Shaffer
Senate Watergate Committee
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Shaffer
Nixon Administration
Maurice H. Stans
Kleig
Stans
New York
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Robert W. Barker
Barker
John N. Mitchell
Robert Ves
Supreme Court upholds no degradation rule for air
The Supreme Court backed the Clean Air Act interpretation that bans any significant deterioration of air quality. Environmentalists warn it may block new coal fired plants until cleaner tech exists, while industry predicts delays to energy projects and even halted fossil fuel plant construction across much of the United States.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sierra Club
Larry Moss
Coal and Power Industries
Congress
Moss
Carl E. Bagge
National Coal Association
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Bagge
United States
Edison Electric Institute
Ralph Nader
Skylab crew tests materials processing for space manufacturing
Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad Jr. Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J. Weitz fire up an electric furnace and an electron beam gun to begin materials processing tests on the 19th day of their 28 day mission. The goals include high quality electronic devices, strong materials, precise ball bearings and optical lenses. Also scheduled are medical experiments and an earth resources study on urban development water pollution and land use in the Chesapeake Bay area including Baltimore and Washington D C.
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Space Center
Houston
Skylab
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Pleads Not Guilty In Escapee Aiding Case
Earl Metcalf a 50 year old resident of Lancaster entered a not guilty plea at Hocking County Court on Monday on a charge of aiding a convict to escape from Hocking Honor Camp He was released on 100 dollar bond pending a preliminary hearing Metcalf a former inmate at the camp was charged by Lt Walter Mansell officer in charge.
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Earl Metcalf
Lancaster
Hocking
Metcalf
Walter Mansell
Judge Rules Acting OEO Director Illegally Serves
U S District Judge William B. Jones ruled CFO Acting Director Howard J. Phillips serves illegally since Jan 29, 1973 and enjoined him from further actions. The decision may spark new moves to nullify Phillips actions while OEO heads toward closure on July 1 with no new funding likely.
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Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
U.S. District Court
William B. Jones
Howard J. Phillips
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Phillips
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Tors
Harrison Williams
New Jersey
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
William D. Hathaway
Maine
Congress
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