Reuss Demands Flanigan Resign Over Armco Suit
Congressman Henry Reuss and John Moss accused White House aide Peter Flanigan of improper intervention in an anti pollution suit against Armco Steel Corp. The dispute followed a meeting between Flanigan and Armco president William Verity, with calls for accountability and political fallout.
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Washington
White House
Peter Flanigan
Armco Steel Corp
U.S
Henry Reuss
Dwis
House Conservation Committee
John E. Moss
D - Calif
Flanigan
Shiro Kashiwa
Reuss
Flanigin
Armco
William Verity
Peter Flanigin
Strike leaders push for quick coal contract talks
Labor negotiators agreed to speed up wage and pension talks to end a 37 day soft coal miners strike that has idled 20 000 railroad workers. U M W spokesman calls the outlook pretty dismal after a closed session with U S Labor Secretary Hodgson.
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U.S
James D. Hodgson
Amchitka test winds threaten Cannikin blast plans
Winds up to 70 miles an hour lash Amchitka Island as AEC prepares to detonate Cannikin, a 2.3 megaton underground device for Spartan missile testing. Supreme Court weighs environmental appeals while Canada warns of retaliation. blast set for 5 p.m. EST today.
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Alaska
Atomic Energy Commission
America
Robert Thalgott
Washington
Supreme Court
Amchitka
Canada
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Japan
Anchorage
Seattle
Kamchatka Peninsula
Soviet Siberia
Workman
Thalgott
Income tax dead in legislature stalls sales tax plan
Columbus AP reports a House Senate conference committee planned to tackle a state operations sales tax bill after a personal income tax approach hit a likely final deadlock Friday night. Speaker Vries Jr. Kurfess, R Perrysburg, was mentioned as involved.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Theodore M. Gray
R. Piqua
Gray
Kurfess
House
Richard G. Reichel
Massillon
Robert E. Netzley
Laura
John Gilligan
Ohio Afl-Cio Pres
Frank King
GOP
John A. Bechtold
Cincinnati
Hamilton Vote Tally Sunday
Hamilton County progresses with reprogramming of the Coleman Electronic Vote Counting System for Tuesday ballots. Tabulation halted after a system failure blamed on human error, with six to seven hours expected to finalize results once counting resumes. A proposed nine member review board to study election methods drew cautious support, while tensions rose over leadership and tax policy disputes among Ohio lawmakers.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Hamilton County Board of Election
Coleman
Election Board
Chrysler Recalls 52 279 Cars Over Transmission Defect
Detroit AP says Chrysler Corp recalls 52,279 1972 Dodge, Chrysler, and Plymouth vehicles due to an automatic transmission issue that may let the lever move to park while in drive. A spokesman notes few cars have a mismounted bushing. no accidents or injuries reported.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Dodge
Chrysler
Plymouth
Colder Weather Arrives in Ohio Tonight and Tomorrow
Cold air moves into Ohio with temperatures dipping into the 20s tonight and staying mostly in the 30s tomorrow. Partly cloudy skies prevail with a 20 percent chance of rain tonight and again tomorrow.
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Ohio
Tomorow
Gandhi seeks US backing on East Pakistan crisis during visit
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi ends a Washington trip after pressing Nixon and Agnew for U S recognition of East Pakistan's push for independence. She warns East Pakistan unrest threatens regional and world security and urges realistic recognition of future independence, likening it to China's UN admission.
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Indira Gandhi
India
U.S
East Pakistan
Nixon
Presi
Washington National Cathedral
East Bengal
China
United Nations
Bishops Reaffirm Celibacy At World Synod
The World Synod of Bishops closed with a rejection of ordaining married men as priests. Pope Paul VI praised the reaffirmation of priestly celibacy. The synod approved a revised document supporting conscientious objection to war and urged the Pope to form a Vatican commission on women's rights and roles in society and the church.
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Vatican City
World Synod of Bishops
Paul VI
Vatican
Rich Harvest Of Benefits In U S Soviet Grain Deal
Government and business officials hail a multimillion dollar U S Moscow feed grain sale as a breakthrough ending an eight year impasse. Nearly three million tons of corn barley and oats would be shipped to the Soviet Union with Great Lakes ports used and unions agreeing to load ships. Value seen around 135 million dollars with potential to rise to 185 million. Companies Continental Grain and Cargill praised the settlement and impact on the farm balance of payments.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Capitol Hill
New York
Midwest
Great Lakes
Agriculture Department
Russia
Continental Grain Co
Michael Fribourg
Minneapolis
Fred M. Seed
Cargill, Inc
United States
Gulf
Atlantic Coast
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