Two Teens Ordered to Run Apology Ads for Flag Burning
East Liverpool Ohio juvenile court imposes penalties on a 15 and 16 year old for burning an American flag. The girls must run newspaper ads apologizing to the country, attend daily flag ceremonies, observe a six month curfew, and avoid contact for a year.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Guy Mauro
Mauro
Trenton Youth Pairs With Pilot Dog For Ohio State Start
Steven Smith, a 12 year old blind student from Oak Avenue, earns a guiding dog named Traver through Pilot Dogs training in Columbus. The Labrador retriever is trained to find doors and follow commands. Smith plans to live in a dorm at Ohio State University with Traver as his roommate and pursue psychology or political science.
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Eric von Klinger
Journal
Trenton
Steven Smith
Traver
Smith
Oak Ave
Edgewood High School
Columbus
Ohio State University
Edgewood
Ohio State
Pilot Dogs, Inc
Busing Compromise Advances as Education Aid Heads to Nixon
The House approved a revised 25 billion education bill 328 to 83 after ending antibusing efforts. The measure lets courts order busing to protect minority students and deletes a reopener provision, with funds for two to four years.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Senate
Albert H. Quie
Rminn
House Education and Labor Committee
Supreme Court
Detroit
impeachment odds seen favoring House vote to impeach
AP reports bipartisan view that Nixon impeachment chances are strong in the House with leaders and conservatives predicting a near three to one vote to impeach. ONeill cites over 75 percent expected support, while Arends cautions Nixon’s chances are not favorable. Wiggins and Byrd Allen signal nuanced views on trial standards.
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Washington
House
Nixon
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Leslie Arends
Arends
Thomas P. O'Neill
O'Neill
House Judiciary Committee
Charles Wiggins
Rcalif
O’neill
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Senate
White House
Patrick J. Buchanan
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
James Allen
D-Ala
Nixon White House tape gap disclosed during Watergate probes
Five minutes and twelve seconds of a 1973 Nixon conversation with Haldeman and Ehrlichman were never recorded after a tape run out. James D. St. Clair filed the disclosure in papers to Judge Sirica, part of a partial compliance with a subpoena for 64 conversations. Tapes of 13 more sessions are due in court Friday.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
James D. St. Clair
U.S
John J. Sirica
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
St. Clair
Sirica
Turkish offensive around Lapithos in Cyprus escalates
Observation flights to map cease fire lines were halted after the UN veto blocked the Geneva accord. Turkish forces pressed toward Lapithos nine miles west of Kyrenia as shells rained on foothills. Greek Cypriot guards retreated to Lapithos edge while fighting intensified and Turkish troops moved to occupy the town.
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Mediterranean
U.N. Security Council
Lapithos
Kyrenia
Middletown Weather Forecast Cloudy With Showers Likely
Cloudy skies and mid-60s lows expected in the Middletown area tonight. Friday brings a chance of showers with highs in the mid-80s. Yesterday’s high reached 85 and overnight low 56. The outlook shows showers Saturday, clearing Sunday and fair Monday.
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Middletown
July food prices rise 4 percent marking worst month in a year
The Associated Press survey shows July grocery bills up 4 percent across 13 cities based on 15 items. Eggs and meat prices boosted costs while milk slipped. March 1 1973 figures mirrored July levels but retail prices rebounded to pre-sale highs as farmers cut production due to low egg prices earlier.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
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