No parleys till Indians give in
Washington officials and leaders of the Wounded Knee protest say talks on Indian treaty rights are stalled as militants refuse to surrender arms. Russell Means and presidential adviser Leonard Garment clash over disarmament while a six point agreement seeks end to the occupation.
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Washington
Wounded Knee
South Dakota
Russell Means
Leonard Garment
Garment
Means
Justice Department
House Indian Affairs Subcommittee
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Interior Committee
James A. Haley
D-Fla
Katzir elected Israel's fourth president in contested race
Dr Ephraim Katzir formerly Katchalski, a biophysicist, won Israel's first contested presidential election. He will be sworn in May 23 for a five year term, succeeding Zalman Shazar who retires at 73 after two terms. Katzir led Labor against Ephraim Urbach after 66 votes to 41 with nine blank ballots.
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Jerusalem
Ephraim Katchalski
Israel
Katchalski
Katzir
Zalman Shazar
Shazar
Golda Meir
Labor
Knesset
Ephraim Urbach
National Religious Party
Labor Party
Attorney opens private law office in Trenton
TRENTON Thomas Stubbs Jr law director since last August opens private practice at 122 E State St as the citys only private attorney He will remain a part time partner with his father in Middletown firm Stubbs & Stubbs Born in Middletown in 1948 he earned a law degree from the University of Cincinnati in 1969 and has been partner since January 1970 He and his wife Linda reside at 300 The Alameda in Middletown.
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Trenton
Thomas Stubbs Jr
E. State St
Middletown
Stubbs & Stubbs
Stubbs
University of Cincinnati
Linda
the Alameda
City extends 1972 license plate grace period
City officials announced a one day extension for 1972 car, truck, and trailer license plates. New tags must be displayed by Monday midnight on all vehicles on public property. Sgt Oral Duncan said the extension was authorized because April 15 falls on Sunday this year and customs remain to display old plates by that date.
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Oral Duncan
Congress battles Nixon veto over rural water and sewer grant
The House votes on overriding President Nixon's veto of a 120 million rural water and sewer grant bill, despite prior Senate resistance. Agriculture Secretary Butz announced 100 million in guaranteed loans to rural areas at five percent. The Nixon veto denounced the program as pork barrel and inflationary.
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Washington
Congress
House
Nixon
Senate
Carl Albert
Earl L. Butz
MHS juniors selling candy for prom fundraiser
Members of the Middletown High School junior class are selling Elite Tortoises and assorted chocolates for prom funds. Each box costs 1 dollar and is available from any junior class member.
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Middletown High School
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Mc Coy-Leffler Funeral Home
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D.leffler
Isececreo
Morticians
Filson J
Central Ave
Reg. Price
MHS
Don Cherr
Pantihose
Jcpenney
Sat
Televisions
Zenith
CART
Coates
Cremeans Appliance & TV
E. State St. Trenton
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