Syria and Israel clash on Golan Heights front
The Associated Press reports Syria says its ground forces destroyed an Israeli armored troop carrier and occupants on the Golan Heights front with no Syrian losses. Israel offered no immediate comment. The clash comes as Egyptian troops consolidate gains near Suez.
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Jobert
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Bolivia Under State Of Siege Protests Over Food Prices
In La Paz President Hugo Banzer declared a state of siege as peasants from southern and eastern Bolivia blocked three roads protesting a week old price hikes on basic foods. Banzer framed the move as countering a leftist conspiracy seeking to topple his government.
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Springfield Hospitals Cancel Blue Cross Contracts
Three of southwest Missouri's largest hospitals Cox Medical Center and St. John's in Springfield and St. John's in Joplin told the Blue Cross Hospital Association they are canceling their current contracts. Attorney Douglas Cassity said the hospitals had been negotiating a new contract since 1970. their present agreement dates to 1968.
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St. John's Hospital
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Douglas Cassity
Jane Russell To Wed Again in Third Marriage
Actress Jane Russell 52 obtains a marriage license to wed Santa Maria broker John Calvin Peoples 47 in Santa Barbara California. No date was set as of Monday.
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Calif
Jane Russell
Howard Hughes
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Santa Maria
John Calvin Peoples
Schlesinger urges impeachment to restore presidency
Columbia historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr told Missouri students that Watergate offers a chance to restore constitutional accountability. He said Nixon's impeachment is necessary and predicted House action within six months, arguing impeachment would prevent greater harm.
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Arthur Schlesinger Jr
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Nixon
President Nixon’s Camp David Secrecy Deepens
At Camp David the president’s privacy drive has halted press access and moved or removed media facilities. A communications trailer and a duck blind with phones were taken out or relocated, while officials say Nixon is preparing his State of the Union speech and has not been seen since leaving the White House.
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Will Energy Crisis Bring Back Trains
The Associated Press reports that railroads face a long road to revival amid oil shortages. Projections show two to three years before enough equipment and funding exist to modernize passenger service while freight gains may come from higher coal traffic. railroads urge gradual upgrades despite uncertain gasoline duration and potential shifts to rail.
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Parents Sue Doctor Over Child s Care
Tracy Lynn Williams, a minor, sued J. B. Doolittle of Mexico, Missouri, an osteopathic physician, in Audrain County Circuit Court for 7500 dollars claiming negligence in treating the child after a storm door injury on April 12, 1973. The suit alleges failure to locate a glass fragment in the chest, improper wound closure, delayed response to escalating pain, and eventual surgery at Missouri and Audrain medical facilities. the petition cites prolonged pain and complications from a glass piece that migrated to the abdomen and navel area. The Williamses, represented by Van Matre and Van Matre, seek damages for alleged careless and unskillful care.
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Robert Williams
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Navy Seeks Bigger Fleet To Guard Oil Routes
The Navy argues energy needs make sea power vital. Adm Zumwalt warns seas could be our weak link if power declines. Hearing in Norfolk. Pentagon plans growth to 550 600 ships, but costs limit expansion from 511 today.
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United States
Tribute Held For Set Rodney Griffin Sunday
A memorial service honored Sgt. Rodney Griffin at Hickory Grove Christian Church after morning services. His status changed to dead Jan. 16 from missing in action, and his wife Donna Nelson requested the service. Major Fairman gave the flag presentation. relatives attended. Griffin’s parents oppose premature death presumptions.
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Rodney Griffin
Hickory Grove Christian Church
Donna Nelson
Chillicothe
Ill
Joe Green
United States
Griffin
Army
Fairman
Earl Nelson
Rte. 1
Vietnam
Cambodia
Nixon Checkup Still Postponed
Washington AP report says President Nixon remains without a rescheduled 1973 physical, delayed due to a busy schedule. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren denies sleep problems, citing conversations with Nixon and Dr. Walter R. Tkach and asserting the president is sleeping well.
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White House
Nixon
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Warren
Walter R. Tkach
Mexico Evening School enrolls 310 in second semester classes
Last night 140 adults enrolled in the second semester at Mexico High School for night classes in sewing, bridge, cake decorating, crochet, Spanish and more. Davis Hart says total enrollment reaches 310 with 170 previously registered. enrollments continue this week at 581-568. The Rapid Reading class meets Jan 30 at 7 pm.
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Mexico
Mexico High School
Davis Hart
Mexico Area Vocational-Technical School
Nixon to deliver State of the Union with written policy report
President Nixon will send a lengthy written policy statement to Congress on Wednesday the same day as his State of the Union address. Spokesmen say the document near 100 pages will supplement the oral address. Networks will host a Democratic response Friday night with Sen. Mike Mansfield briefing and a news panel discussion. The State of the Union is set for 9 p.m. EDT Wednesday with live network coverage.
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ABC
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Cop Gets To Pay Ticket He Wrote
SEARCY Arkansas AP Policeman Melvin Stark issued a parking ticket to his wife during a routine meter check and found she could not pay the 50 cent fine. He paid the fine that night after her return.
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