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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1973
Page
1
In Athens the Greek government declared martial law after deadly clashes between students and police. Four people were reported killed amid the unrest and security forces mobilized troops to restore order nationwide.
Skylab 3 crew Gerald P. Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson prepare to enter the 84 ton space station after docking. Ground control denied early entry for rest and safety, and the trio slept in the Apollo command module before planned hatch removal and science work.
Environmental groups Wilderness Society Friends of the Earth and Environmental Defense Fund react to Nixon signing the 4.5 billion Alaska pipeline bill. They plan possible court action within 60 days while Interior aims to issue permits in about a month. Alyeska expects work to start next June.
President Nixon prepares to take questions from about 400 editors at the AP Managing Editors convention in Disney World Florida. The event broadcast on three networks will cover Watergate as Nixon seeks to restore credibility during a four day southern swing.
Clear tonight with a low near 30 in the Middletown area. Sunday brings clouds and a chance of showers with highs in the upper 50s. Monday looks fair, while Tuesday and Wednesday carry a chance of rain with highs in the 50s and lows around 40.
A 21 year old Birmingham student, Terry Points, a business administration senior, was crowned University of Alabama homecoming queen at a Friday pep rally. Governor Wallace presented the trophy amid an enthusiastic ovation from students and alumni.
An administration economist close to export trade urges stopping all nonessential petroleum exports due to domestic fuel shortages but warns a sudden cutoff could harm long term energy supplies. Exports are about 0.3 of U.S. daily consumption while imports total 6.2 million barrels a day.
Edward M Kennedy Jr. the senator's 12 year old son, undergoes an above the knee amputation of his right leg to remove a bone cancer. Surgeons expect a one hour operation at Georgetown University Hospital with recovery involving two weeks for stump healing and fitting an artificial limb in two to three months.
An 18 year old transient was arrested and booked for murder after a fatal Friday fire killed 24 people in a West Los Angeles apartment building. Police said Michael Altenburg was questioned and later booked as the investigation continued.
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