Turkish push in Cyprus as talks on cease fire proceed
Turkish troops pressed their advance in the Kyrenia mountains as Greek and Turkish officers met in Nicosia to discuss cease fire lines and buffer zones. Rauf Denktash proposed a pay federation concept while UN observers noted Turkish forces crossing much of the mountain range amid limited gunfire.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Kyrenia
Nicosia
Ankara
Rauf
Denktash
Zkke
Makarios
Cypress Tree Mountain
Nixon Senate Trial Uncertain Prospects For Conviction
Knowledgeable analysts from both parties say Nixon faces a fragile path in the Senate with no assured votes for conviction. They describe head counts as educated guesses and acknowledge no certainty of reaching the two thirds required to oust him.
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Nixon
Senate
Comic Book Fans Gather for Columbus Convention Bargains
Pamela Morgan, crowned queen of the Columbus Comic Book Convention, visits booths at the Holiday Inn with 800 to 1,000 fans expected. Dealers from five states offer items from $5 to $300, plus Buck Rogers toys and pulp memorabilia. Morgan's prized Superman JFK issue dates to the assassination era.
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Pamela Morgan
Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Holiday Inn
GAO questions FEA monitoring of fuel allocations
The General Accounting Office says the Federal Energy Administration failed to keep close watch on fuel suppliers for petroleum allocation compliance. GAO cites minimal monitoring and review with lawmakers warning inequities may follow. No FEA comment was available.
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Washington
Federal Energy Administration
General Accounting Office
FEA
GAO
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
The
Energy Administration
Congress
Rain Forecast Eases Six Week Drought With Cool Days
The region may see more rain today to relieve a six week drought. Expect a cool high in the upper 70s and a low near 60 tonight. Through the week the outlook is generally fair with slowly rising temperatures.
Miners May March on State Capitol
United Mine Workers official in southeast Ohio says a march on the state Capitol is likely Monday amid a year-long dispute over a foreman's position. District 6 vice president Art Nelms notes a Sunday meeting at a Powhatan football stadium will decide, with no vote on the strike or protest. About 2,200 miners have been idle since Thursday amid a wildcat strike.
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Powhatan, Ohio
United Mine Workers Union
Ohio
State Capitol
District 6
Art Nelms
Powhatan
Nelms
Statehouse
Life in the city's high rise homes revealed
Staff writer reports on elderly residents in two city high rise apartments with photos by Bill Weith and Sandy Pawelkoski. A brief death notice notes a 12 year old Cincinnati boy found dead by hanging near his home. cause unknown. Additional items mention Dandy Don Meredith filming for TV on page 46 and page 27 feature.
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Grandma
Sandy Pawelkoski
Bill Weith
Cincinnati
Don’ Meredith
Taft urges Chessy tracks reroute for Riley train
U S Senator Robert Taft Jr says Amtrak should keep rerouting the James Whitcomb Riley passenger train over Chessy System tracks between Chicago and Cincinnati to speed up travel after FRA barred 419 miles of Penn Central track. Amtrak sues to force permanent diversion. Chessy opposes. Rep Thomas D. Luken says railroad beds are past a critical stage.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
U.S
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Amtrak
James Whitcomb Riley
Chicago
Cincinnati
Taft
Federal Railroad Administration
FRA
Penn Central
Indiana
U.S. District Court
Indianapolis
Chessy System
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Riley
Chessy
Thomas D. Luken
Ford says Nixon impeachment likely unless change occurs
Vice President Ford said the House climate has eroded significantly and Nixon may be impeached unless there is a change. He favored a censure vote if impeachment is the only alternative and defended Nixon as innocent of impeachable offenses.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
Gerald Ford
House of Representatives
Nixon
Ford
White House
Congress
Tell's statue found in abandoned van in Cleveland
The missing statue of William Tell and his son, valued at 25 000 to 30 000 dollars, was located in an abandoned van in Cleveland. It had been en route from Long Island City New York to Tell City Indiana for the town's 150th anniversary celebration when stolen from a hotel parking lot last Sunday, the FBI said.
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Cleveland, Ohio
William Tell
FBI
Long Island City
N.Y
Tell City
Ind
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