Kennedy Is Fined On Driving Count
Nantucket judge found Joseph P. Kennedy III guilty of driving to endanger and fined him 100 dollars. Sen Edward Kennedy praised the fair trial as Joe accepts the verdict. A jeep carrying the Kennedy family overturned injuring seven on a highway approach.
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Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy III
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Joe
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
C. George Anastos
William Carlton
Kennedy
Fires rage across western states in explosive blaze crisis
The Interagency Fire Center reports 16 fires burning about 93 000 acres with multi state spread from the Pacific Northwest to Northern California. Losses are in the millions as crews rush to the fire line and one man dies in a transport crash after long shifts.
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Interagency Fire Center
Boise
Idaho
California
Pacific Northwest
U.S. Forestry Service
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Montana
Public health hazard ban on three adhesive sprays
The Consumer Product Safety Commission declares Foil Art Spray Adhesive Scotch Brand Spra-Ment and Krylon Spray adhesive an imminent hazard due to possible genetic damage. Retail sales are banned and investigators will check stores. violations carry up to one year in jail and a $3,000 fine.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
Commission
Richard C. Simpson
3-M
Borden Co
CPSC
Simpson
Chuckle Joke: Hour to Kill Spent With Someone Busy
Witty line poses a contrast between a man with time and the one who is occupied. A light humor piece attributes the mismatch in free time and company, hinting at common schedules in everyday life.
Great Seal history featured in Monroe paper
Miss Mae Read of Monroe authored The Great Seal of the United States of America which appeared in News-Star in October 1970 and was reprinted by several Virginia papers. Becky Antley of West Monroe turns 25 today and marks the birthday with family and friends.
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United States of America
Miss Mae Read
Monroe
News-Star
Virginia
Miss Read
The
News Star
Becky Antley
Reagan St
West Monroe
Brenda May Build Fury In Mexico Gulf
Tropical Storm Brenda crossed the Yucatan Peninsula and moved into the Gulf of Mexico headed for the coast. Forecasters expect Brenda to become a hurricane later today with Mexico's Tampico to Veracruz as the likely landfall zones.
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Miami
UPI
Yucatan Peninsula
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Tampico
Veracruz
National Hurricane Center
Merida
Neil Frank
The
Hurricane Center
America
Skylab
Frank
Gulf
Yucatan
Gulf of Messes
Miners Trapped After Cave In At Lakeshore Mine
Rescue crews hoped to reach two men trapped since Friday as tons of wet earth collapsed from a vertical shaft at the Lakeshore Mine in Arizona. State mine inspector Verne McCutchan said 50 workers had reached 500 feet of the tunnel with 400 feet more to go to reach the debris, while smoke and heat delay progress.
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Here
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Lakeshore
Hecla Mining Co
Major Banks Hike Prime Loan Rates to New Highs
Two large banks increased the prime lending rate to 9 percent, the highest ever, with First National Bank of Chicago leading, followed by Franklin National Bank in New York. Analysts predict further rises, noting strong corporate loan demand and Fed tightening.
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New York
Franklin National Bank
Chicago Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Continued Warm Weather Is Due
The Twin Cities area continues to expect warm weather with partly cloudy skies. Monroe and vicinity forecast for today and Tuesday shows high temperatures in the lower 90s, lows near 70, and southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. FAA records report a high of 97 yesterday and a low of 70 this morning with no rainfall in the past 24 hours. The extended Louisiana outlook calls for fair to partly cloudy through Friday with a shower risk in the south.
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Monroe
FAA
Louisiana
Rogers Criticizes Security Overreach in Civil Liberties
Washington secretary of state William Rogers condemned overzealous security practices that infringe civil liberties. He cited the 1971 burglary at Daniel Filsberg's psychiatrist office, led by Hunt and Liddy, and warned against extra legal actions. He urged restraint on wiretaps and noted concerns over leaks harming negotiations with foreign powers.
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E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
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U.S
Nixon
United States
Nixon attacks critics over Cambodia bombing in New Orleans
President Nixon, amid a possible assassination plot unearthed by the Secret Service, defended the Cambodia air strikes as aimed at North Vietnamese raiders. He pressed secrecy to protect operation goals as he spoke to the Veterans of Foreign Wars in downtown New Orleans with heavy security and a redirected motorcade.
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Stuart Symington
D-Mo
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Washington
Florida
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White House
San Clemente
Calif
Edwin M. Gaudet
Punchy
Nixson
New Orleans International Airport
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Old Man River
Third French Nuclear Test Reported Near Tahiti
Informed sources confirm France has detonated its third nuclear device in the current series at Mururoa Atoll southeast of Tahiti. Unofficial word suggests two more tests may follow as New Zealand voices opposition and protests continue with ships and a Greenpeace vessel seized by France.
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Tahiti
Mururoa Atoll
Atoll
Norman E. Kirk
New Zealand
Mururoa
Fri
Moorea
Inside The News-Star Highlights Abby Broadway Radio TV
The page lists sections and bylines including Abby Lowman and Broadway items, with radio and TV listings, classifieds, sports, comics, theater and editorial content. It notes page numbers 8A 7A 7B 10A and sections across 26 pages.
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Abby
Lowman
Radio-Tv
van Dellen
River Stages Station Flood Present Change
River stages show rising at Camden with a 7.2 rise and 1.7 stage change as Monroe reports 4020.2 rising. fall noted afterward. Water levels fluctuate with warnings issued for nearby communities.
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Monroe
Camden
Skylab Chief Documents Peru Plains Photo From Nazca
Skylab 2 commander Alan Bean photographed the Nazca Plains high in the Peruvian Andes seeking clues to an ancient site. Crew also tracked Tropical Storm Brenda, while addressing two minor leaks in the air system during a six hour moisture removal fix.
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Andes
Lima
Mission Control
Garrison Loses Bid For Delay Of Orleans Trial
Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison, famed for Kennedy case probes, failed again to postpone his bribery trial involving illegal pinball machine operators as the U.S. District Court opened proceedings. Harley Marks Jr. was severed. remaining defendants are John Arms Callery and Robert Nims.
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Jim Garrison
Kennedy
U.S. District Court
Harley Marks Jr
New Orleans Novelty Co
Garrison
John Arms Callery
New Orleans Novelty
Robert Nims
REN Enterprises
Nixon Declines Invite To Meet With Committee
In New Orleans Nixon declines an invitation to meet the Citizens Committee for a Town Hall after his Veterans of Foreign Wars speech. A telegram cites a tight schedule and commitments preventing attendance as the group moves ahead with a protest session.
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