Fugitives Charged With Slaying Six In Kentucky
Wilmer Scott and William Sloan, two men who fled federal custody in Lexington, were captured in Fort Thomas and charged with willful murder in six killings. Victims include the Rev. John E. Barnes and his two children in Lexington, and three people plus a motel manager in Falmouth. The pair were arrested after a car stolen from one victim was spotted.
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Ehrlichman Says Nixon Approved Calif. Plumbers Probe
Former White House adviser Ehrlichman testified before a grand jury that he believes Nixon approved sending Hunt and Liddy to California to investigate the Pentagon Papers leak. He said Krogh headed the plumbers and discussed the plan with Nixon, who reportedly spoke with Hoover. The transcript notes Ehrlichman’s involvement and lack of knowledge about a burglary outcome.
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Nixon to Impose Mandatory Heating Oil Allocation
The Nixon administration plans a mandatory allocation system for home heating oil to ensure northern regions receive fuel this winter. The move shifts from voluntary guidelines to compulsory distribution and may cover diesel kerosene jet fuel and propane, with rules also for boiler switching to low sulfur fuels. John A. Love announced the impending policy to oilmen.
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Nixon
John A. Love
President
Energy Policy Office
Proxmire Fends Off Youths In Capitol Hill Mugging
Senator William Proxmire was accosted by two youths while jogging between his home and the Capitol Hill. He fought them off, suffered minor injuries, and identified the 14 and 15 year olds after police arrived.
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Capitol Hill
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
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Twiggy look not worth chasing say experts
Dr Myron Winick of Columbia University says thick or thin efforts to reach a Twiggy look may fail because some people are born with a set number of fat cells. He explains weight loss and gain are affected by fat-cell counts formed in early life and that some individuals remain bound to their fat-cell makeup.
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Myron Winick
Columbia University
Institute of Human Nutrition
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Middletown Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy Tonight
Partly cloudy skies in the Middletown area tonight and Wednesday with lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s. Yesterday's high reached 75 and overnight low 64 with 2.1 inches of rain recorded.
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Middletown
Young Driver Avoids Ticket After I-65 Stop
State Police Trooper Ronald Goff stopped a car on Interstate 65 near Monroe Indiana, noting the driver appeared underage. The woman allegedly pulled back her outfit and asked if she looked old enough, with Goff stating the evidence was in her favor.
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