Druggists stage bail protest in Youngstown area
Druggists in Youngstown and suburbs closed stores to protest easy bond and parole policies for drug offenders after pharmacist Alfred Kurtzweig was killed during a robbery. An afternoon memorial, a parade, and petitions to Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown urged denial of bail for drug crimes.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown
Alfred Kurtzweig
Kurtzweig
Ohio
William J. Brown
Segretti apologizes for political sabotage acts
John Segretti tells the Senate Watergate committee of tricks used against Democrats in 1972 Florida primaries. He pleads guilty to three misdemeanor counts and apologizes for the actions, saying they were wrong and have no place in American politics.
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Washington (Ap
Donald H. Segretti
Senate Watergate Committee
Segretti
California
White House
Dwight L. Chapin
Gordon Strachan
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Nixon
Florida
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Soap, Paper and Tires Up Under Price Controls
The Cost of Living Council approved increases for soaps and detergents, paper products, and tires, with varying boosts announced for major firms. Rubber tires and tubes rise about 3.38 percent, paper products 4.59 percent, and soaps and detergents 9.32 percent, effective October 8, amid ongoing Phase 4 price actions.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Council
Charles Owens
Shell Oil Company
Atlantic- Richfield
Phillips Petroleum Co
Oil allocations debated as winter fears rise
Three Democratic congressmen challenge the White House plan to mandate allocations for heating oil and other fuels, saying the steps come too late and too narrowly. Administration aides defend the approach as prioritizing those with the greatest energy needs amid looming shortages.
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Washington
Weather Outlook and Fuel Allocation Debate
Clear to partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 50s tonight with 70s highs Thursday in Middletown. An extended forecast shows cooler days Friday through Sunday with a chance of showers and 60s highs. Officials discuss a mandatory home heating oil allocation plan as a potential remedy amid projected shortages.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Northeast
Middletown
Senate House reach deal on school lunch funding
A conference report settles a bill boosting federal lunch support from eight to 10 cents per meal and expanding reduced price lunch eligibility by revising income thresholds. The accord aligns with rising food costs and aims to aid more students.
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Washington
Senate
House
Poisonous gas cloud from Alberta well blowout
Crews fought Tuesday to cap a Sun Oil Co. gas well near Red Deer Lake Alberta, after a blowout released a cloud of hydrogen sulfide and a mix of crude oil and water. The toxic fumes forced residents from central Alberta homes and threatened nearby cattle country as water hindered ignition of the gas.
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New Norway
Alta
Alberta
Sun Oil Co
Red Deer Lake
Edmonton
Ohio farmers raise milk prices across the state
Central Ohio Cooperative Milk Producers Association raised the hundredweight price by 60 cents to 9.21, about 5.2 cents a gallon, with Milk Inc. near Cleveland issuing a similar hike. Economist Donald Zehr cites rising costs and demand, warning that cheaper milk may be gone, and consumers will face higher retail dairy prices to sustain production.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Central Ohio Cooperative Milk Producers Association
Donald Zehr
The
Association
Milk, Inc
Cleveland
Zehr
China accuses U N detente as cover for nuclear race
China denounces U S Soviet detente at the United Nations as a cover for a desperate struggle for nuclear superiority. Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuanhua says there is no global tranquility and criticizes East-West relaxation. Vasily Safronchuk of the Soviet delegation counters that China distorts facts and avoids concrete programs.
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United Natons, Nly
China
United Nations
U.S
Moscow
Washington
Chiao Kuanhua
General Assembly
Chiao
Vasily Safronchuk
Safronchuk
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