Panama Canal Ship Traffic Jam Ends After Pilot Settlement
Panama Canal pilots and the Canal Co reached a settlement ending a two day work slowdown that backed up a record 118 ships. The accord restores union recognition, withdraws court action, and calls pilots back to full operation as negotiations proceed.
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Panama City
UPI
Panama Canal
Panama Canal Co
Canal Company
W. H. Vantine
The
Panama Canal Pilots Association
Atlantic and Pacific
Vantine
Army
Howard H. Callaway
Callaway
Washington
Canal Marine
Donald A. Derrien
King Gustaf VI Adolf Lays In Acoma
King Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden remains in a critical coma after massive stomach surgery and five days on a respirator. Kidney function has declined and his heart is failing, with additional intestinal bleeding reported. Crown Prince Carl Gustaf and other royals waited at the hospital as doctors considered no transplant.
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Helsingborg
Sweden
Gustaf VI Adolf
Gunnar Bjorck
Sofiero
Carl Gustaf
Ingrid
Denmark
Carl Johan Bernadotte
Officers Punished In Bombing Error
An Air Force officer principal in the Khmer village bombing was suspended and fined 700 pay. Maj. Donald R. Fair received a reprimand and suspension, with two others admonished. The radar navigator Capt. Prince A Brumfield also faced duty limits as the unit returned to base.
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Gana
Guam
Air Force
8Th Air Force
Andersen Air Force Base
Pacific Air Force Command
Honolulu
Prince A. Brumfield
Neak Luong Ang
Brumfield
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
Donald R. Fair
Fair
Carswell Air Force, Base
Tex
McCoy Air Force Base
Fla
George E. Tindell
John C. Dow
March Air Force Base
Calif
Low
43Rd Strategic Wing
Hearings Open On Clean Air Plans
EPA hearings begin on how to define no significant deterioration of air quality and how much pollution can be allowed while still permitting growth. Laurence Moss of the Sierra Club says current options are unsatisfactory and urges uniform pollutant increase limits.
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Washington
FPA
Environmental Protection
John R. Quarles Jr
Congress
EPA
Laurence I. Moss
The
Sierra Club
Moss
U.S
Registration urged for Jefferson Junior High newcomers
Principal Charles Rohner of Jefferson Junior High Monroe announces pre registration for new students this Tuesday from 8 30 a m to 2 p m. Students should bring records or report cards. Last year attendees and already registered students should not attend to help set up schedules before opening day Thursday.
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Charles Rohner
Jefferson Junior High School
Monroe
Rohner
Food Processing Costs Show Wages Hit Food Marketing Bill
Agriculture Department findings place the 1972 total marketing cost at 77.2 billion dollars up 2.4 percent from 1971 with wages in processing, wholesale, retail and restaurants totaling 37.4 billion or 48 percent of the bill. Farmers earned 39 billion, up 10.5 percent, while per hour productivity declined as hours rose. About 5.6 million people were employed in the sector.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Sweden bank siege still holds four hostages
In Stockholm the gunman in a downtown bank vault continues to hold six inside, including a convicted murderer and three young women. Police plant gas drill as they starve the ringleader and a truce is declared until later today. The suspect has burned about half of a $650000 ransom and seeks safe passage with two captives.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Curt Lindroth
Lake Providence Attendant Killed During Robbery
Lake Providence police investigated a late Sunday shooting at Key Wash Service Station where Ed Myers age 59 was found dead with a chest wound. A small caliber gun was used and $280 was reported missing. Myers leaves a widow and several children.
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News-Star
Lake Providence
Pete Key
Key Wash
Ed Myers
Bill Bearden
Key
Bearden
Myers
Henry Vaughan
Jean Rinicker Myers
Kidder - Cox Funeral Home
Thundershowers Possible in Twin Cities Forecast
Residents of the Twin Cities may see partly cloudy skies with possible thundershowers today and tonight. Monroe area forecasts call for partly cloudy conditions through Tuesday with a 40 percent rain chance today and tonight and 20 percent Tuesday. Highs in the lower 90s, lows upper 60s, winds east to southeast 5 to 15 mph. FAA notes at Monroe Municipal Airport record a high of 92 Sunday and a 64 low with a trace of precipitation in the last 24 hours.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
L Vicinity
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Busing Begins For Memphis School Pupils
Memphis opened desegregated public schools with about 28 000 pupils on 508 routes via 160 buses amid minor first day issues. The $1.6 million program, ordered May 3 by Judge McRae, faced fewer whites enrolling in public schools and included a strong police and citizen support presence for a smooth start.
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Memphis, Tenn
South
Memphis
U.S. District Court
Robert M. McRae Jr
School Board
John P. Freeman Jr
Martin Luther King Jr
Maxine Smith
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Hunter Lane Jr
Inside The News-Star section index and page map
The News-Star announces its section lineup with Abby Lowman and Broadway listings. The roster shows pages for Radio-TV Classified Sports Comics Theater and other features. The note mentions Van Dellen and standard editorial and weather sections across both sections and pages.
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Abby
Lowman
Broadway
Radio-Tv
van Dellen
Letter bomb maims British embassy worker in Washington
A letter bomb exploded at the British embassy in Washington injuring Nora Murray a 51 year old personal assistant. She lost a hand and suffered severe injuries while opening mail. The blast damaged the sixth floor as investigators from the US Postal Service and police probed the incident amid heightened IRA terror activity in Britain.
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Chancery
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington
Embassy Row
Britain
Irish Republican Army
London
US Postal Service
TRA
Northern Ireland
The
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Explosion DAMAGES Chicago Fashion Trades Building
An explosion and subsequent fire damaged the Fashion Trades Building in Chicago, injuring nine people, mostly firemen. Windows were blown out across the 20 story structure and debris filled Adams Street as the basement and lower floors burned. Sears Tower also suffered about 70 broken windows.
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Chicago
Fashion Trades
Sears
Fashion Trades Building
Adams Street
Birthday Chuckle: Men Take Day Off Women Year Off
A humorous note on birthday humor contrasts men taking a day off with women reportedly taking a year off, delivering a light, tongue in cheek observation without specifics.
Light activated dyes may slow cancer tumors study finds
Cancer researcher Thomas J. Dougherty reports that ordinary light combined with nontoxic dyes like fluorescein and hematoporphyrin can penetrate tumors in mice and retard growth. In Roswell Park experiments, visible light from 590 to 1000 watts produced tumor regression, with treated tumors shrinking substantially compared to controls.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Dougherty
American Society of Chemists
Dougherty
Rosewell Park Memorial Institute of Buffalo
N.Y
Roswell Park
Record Level Interest Rate Rises Higher
Three of the nation's largest banks raise their prime lending rate to 9 percent from 8 14 percent with Chase Manhattan initiating the move followed by Continental Illinois Bank & Trust and Franklin National Bank of New York. Bank of America delays a decision as industrywide increases are anticipated.
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New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
Chicago
Continental Illinois Bank & Trust
Franklin National Bank of New York
Chase
Franklin National
Continental Illinois
San Francisco
Bank of America
Washington
Committee On
Chase Manhattan
Ccredit
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Colombian airliner crashes near Bogota killing all aboard
An Aero Condor turboprop with 41 people on board crashed into Cerro del Cable hill near Bogota five minutes after takeoff from El Dorado Airport. Officials report 36 passengers and five crew members died as the wreckage burned and scattered. The flight was bound for Cartagena Barranquilla and San Andres Island.
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Bogota
Colombia
Aero- Condor
Cartagena
Barranquilla
San Andres Island
Caribbean
Cerro del Cable Mountain
For Sale 1965 Williams Craft 15 ft Travel Trailer
FOR SALE 1965 Williams Craft 15 ft travel trailer. Fully self contained with bathroom and shower, 5,000 BTU air conditioner. Price $1,000. Call ane Reichmen, Delhi, La.
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Williams Craft
Callane Reichmen
Delhi
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Robert Baum
Gunman
Inside the News-Star
Camden
Dial
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