President and Jimmy Predict Dolphins Victory Favorite Boy
Eight year old Jimmy Sievert, dying of leukemia at Lee Memorial Hospital in Fort Myers, said he and President Nixon predicted the Miami Dolphins would win the Super Bowl. Nixon had told Jimmy he was picking the Dolphins. The team beat the Vikings 24 to 7 as the boy watched from his bed.
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Fort Myers, Fla
Jimmy Sievert
Nixon
Miami Dolphins
Jimmy
Say
Dolphin
Paul Warfield
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fort Myers
Dolphins
Weicker
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
Charles W. Colson
White House
Saxbe predicts three more years of Nixon impeachment debate
The Associated Press reports Atty. Gen. William Saxbe predicts three years of debate over Nixon's impeachment while Sen. Barry Goldwater warns of a potential constitutional crisis if Nixon resigns. Lowell Weicker backs a broad tape settlement and a public Q and A with the President.
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Associated Press
Nixon
William B. Saxbe
Goldwater
NBC
Saxbe
CBS
Washington
Lowell P. Weicker
Rconn
Senate Watergate Committee
ABC
New York
White House
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Kissinger Says Egypt and Israel Back Pullback Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger reports both Egypt and Israel back his push for a troop pullback on the Suez front as negotiations move into detailed drafting. He notes the talks are tough and plans further meetings with Sadat and the Israeli cabinet to refine proposals and hurdles remain. Measurements of Sinai forces and weapon types remain a sticking point.
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Associated Press
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Israel
Suez
Ismail Fahmy
Aswan
Upper
Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Suez Canal
Middle East
Jerusalem
Sadat
Sinai Desert
Sinai
Nurses quit orders as Ohio groups probe Cambridge hospital
At Cambridge Ohio nurses allied with the Ohio Nursing Association and the State Board of Nursing Education and Nursing Registration plus the State Board of Pharmacy the State Medical Board and the Ohio State Medical Association opened investigations after nurses’ complaints. Dr James A L Toland superintendent says only he and one part time doctor are licensed at the 1400 patient mental hospital with ten other doctors none of whom are state licensed. Toland notes top pay is 26000 dollars and says the hospital is the worst for licensure issues while a nursing official warns unlicensed doctors orders could threaten licenses.
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Ohio Nursing Association
State Board of Nursing Education and Nursing Registration
State Board of Pharmacy
State Medical Board
Ohio State Medical Association
James A. L. Toland
Toland
Ohio
Nursing Association
Gene A. Shepard
Mild weather heads for Middletown area
A strong East Coast pressure area pulls in warm air bringing milder conditions to Middletown. Tonight will be mostly cloudy with ice-melting temperatures. lows in the 30s and highs in the 50s on Tuesday. Rain possible as the warm front arrives, helping melt ice from Wednesday night.
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Middletown
Missouri machinists claim turbo muffler boosts starts and MPG
John Self and Henry Markley in Warrensburg claim a homemade gas turbine muffler device on Self’s 10 year old Ford doubles mileage and improves power. They pipe exhaust directly into a turbine, report 16 to 18 extra horsepower, and aim to patent the concept while testing on an ambulance.
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Warrensburg
John Self
Ford
Self
Henry Markley
Self-Markley
Detroit
Markley
Washington
Johnson County
Two bodies recovered as West Virginia flood recedes
In southwestern West Virginia, floodwater retreat revealed two men dead after cars were swept away. Lloyd Vance, 42, of Branchland Lincoln County, was found along One Mile Creek near Hamlin after backing into the creek Saturday. Raymond Curtis Fugate, 21, of Hunt Logan County, was found in his car wreckage in the Guyandotte River as waters receded.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Lincoln County
Logan County
Lloyd
Vance
Branchland
Sunday
One Mile Creek Road
Hamlin
Logan
Raymond Curtis Fugate
Hunt
Guyandotte River
Disbar Agnew Recommended by Three Judges
A three judge panel recommends that the Maryland Court of Appeals disbar former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. The ruling was filed in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court in Annapolis after Agnew pled no contest to federal income tax evasion and resigned the vice presidency.
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Baltimore
State Court of Appeals
Spiro T. Agnew
Supreme Bench
Anne Arundel County
Annapolis
Court to take newspaper case on free space replies
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a Florida case over state authority requiring newspapers to print a candidate's reply with equal prominence after being attacked editorially. The court may dismiss for lack of jurisdiction after arguments. Mississippi has a similar right to reply statute.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Florida
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Mississippi
Monetary reform unlikely at IMF meeting in Rome
In Rome, the International Monetary Fund's Committee of 20 finance ministers and central bankers opened with uncertainty from the Arab oil squeeze. They aim to devise an orderly method to revise exchange rates when adjustments are needed, but substantial progress seems unlikely.
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Rome
International Monetary Fund
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