Filibuster Holds Up Natural Gas Deregulation Debates
Two liberal senators Abourezk and Metzenbaum vow to continue filibuster as the Senate nears a potential tie on natural gas deregulation. They predict momentum their way while negotiations hinge on a tie vote and a vice presidential tiebreak. House-Senate talks and a ceiling of $2.03 shape the ongoing dispute as labor issues move forward.
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Washington
Senate
James Abourezk
South Dakota
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Abourezk
Metzenbaum
Walter F. Mondale
Carter Ad
Pete Domenici
Rn.m
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
Carter
House
Meany Attacks US Soviet Peace Plan Critics Grow
The Associated Press reports sharp criticism from Israeli cabinet members Sen Henry Jackson and George Meany of a new joint US Soviet declaration on Arab Israeli peace. Egypt expelled Soviet advisers, Jackson urged Soviet involvement while Meany said the plan undercuts Israel and endorses an imposed settlement.
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Associated Press
Henry Jackson
George Meany
Palestine Liberation Organization
Geneva
Israel
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
PLO
Simha Ehrlich
Menahem Begin
Ehrlich
Meany
Afl-Cio
Jackson
Washington
Egypt
Coffee Price Increases Offset Some Declines
The AP market basket survey shows mixed grocery pricing across 13 cities on March 1 1973 and monthly rechecks. While total costs fell in 10 cities and rose in three in September the declines did not offset earlier coffee driven increases leading the year to show an overall rise. Coffee and eggs led decreases in several cities with orange juice prices climbing due to Florida freezes. Government forecasts call for continued food price increases next year.
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Associated Press
Florida
Albuquerque
N.M
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Dallas
Detroit
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Providence
H.J
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Births Christina Kay Cunningham and Michael Jerome Stecker
A daughter named Christina Kay Cunningham was born Sunday at 3 17 p m in Audrain Medical Center to Mr and Mrs Michael Cunningham of Montgomery City weighing six pounds fourteen ounces. A son named Michael Jerome Stecker was born today at 1 36 a m in Audrain Medical Center to Rev and Mrs Jerome A Stecker of Wellsville weighing eight pounds six ounces. the Rev Stecker serves Grace Lutheran Church in Wellsville.
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Michael Cunningham
Montgomery City
Audrain Medical Center
Christina Kay Cunningham
Cunningham
Southern Equipment Co
Jerome A. Stecker
Wellsville
Michael Jerome Stecker
Stecker
Grace Lutheran Church
Brown campaign repays 306 parking tickets to federal funds
Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr's Brown for President Committee repaid $306 in federal matching funds after authorities ruled 60 parking tickets from a 1976 Oregon primary rally did not qualify as campaign expenses. Treasurer Mariana Pfaelzer said the amount was repaid from non-federal funds to end the dispute.
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Sacramento
Calif
Iap
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Oregon
Feds
Federal Election Commission
Mariana Pfaelzer
Brown Committee
Brown
Gunman Robs Kansas City Jewelry Store
A man robbed a jewelry shop in Kansas City Kansas Sunday near 5 p m taking two trays of rings. An off duty officer and the manager were targeted but none were hit. The suspect fled. part of the rings were found in a nearby car as police hunted him. The loss amount was not yet determined.
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Kansas City
Kan
Bruce Oliver Installed as Mexico Optimist President
Bruce A. Oliver was installed as the 11th president of the Mexico Optimist Club at the Empire Club with Ed Pasley and Nate Jackson as vice presidents, Tom Davis secretary, and Dawson Brown treasurer. Past Lt. Governor Paul Lowther officiated. The club outlined goals to sponsor at least one project for each youth age group in Mexico and to boost citizenship, health, and educational awareness through community service and youth activities.
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Bruce A. Oliver
Mexico
Teamster Official Linked To Scheme
Roy Lee Williams a high ranking Teamsters figure admitted drafting a prepaid legal insurance plan letter that was never mailed The Kansas City Star reports probes into the Legal Defense Benefit Fund reveal kickbacks and inflated premiums intended to funnel profits through union officers and racketeers Premiums were to be four dollars monthly paid by employers with a multi party scheme including underworld figures and hotel interests involved in Las Vegas legal matters
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A&a
Teamsters Union
International
The
Kansas City Star
Roy Lee Williams
Williams
Frank Fitzsimmons
Teamsters
California
Georgia
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Labor Department
Legal Defense Benefit Fund
the Star
Calfornia
Gene Conrad
Joe Agosto
Conrad
Agosto
Las Vegas
Tropicana Hotel and Casino
Scouts Fish Fry Opens Tonight From Troop 58
Boy Scout Troop 58 sponsors its seventh annual Fish n Chip supper from 4 30 to 7 30 this evening at the Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Tickets cost 2 for adults and 1 for children under 10.
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Boy Scout Troop 58
Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Soviet Promotes Troubleshooter Kuznetsov to Politburo Candidate
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union elevated Vasily V. Kuznetsov a top diplomat and troubleshooter to candidate member of the Politburo amid a week of policy meetings. The 70 year old former ambassador to China and metallurgist led diplomacy on China Cuba and the Middle East while guiding foreign policy. The Central Committee also promoted Konstantin Chernenko and approved a draft constitution as parliament to act.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow Radio
Kuznetsov
Andrei A. Gromyko
Communist Party
Brezhnev
Ford Motor Co
United States
Carnegie School of Mines
Pittsburgh
China
Middle East
Gromyko
Kremlin
Rural Homes Evacuated Near 1-44
Dense smoke from a toxic gas leak on Interstate 44 near Lebanon caused a crash injuring six. A Missouri Highway Patrol trooper arriving to assist collided with a parked truck, injuring four including the trooper. Five injured stood nearby, three Fort Leonard Wood firefighters and two soldiers. Evacuations were ordered but later lifted as the truck was relocated to Springfield.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
Fort Leonard Wood
Springfield
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