Nixon toPress Congress with Busy Week Schedule
President Nixon plans a busy week with a GOP leadership conference, a Cabinet meeting, and the installation of William E. Colby as CIA director. Colby to be sworn in in the White House Oval Office amid Watergate disclosures, with Schlesinger Kissinger and Moorer attending. Nixon also faces Sirica tapes appeal and a possible veto of a new minimum wage bill as Congress returns.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
GOP
William E. Colby
Central Intelligence Agency
Colby
White House
Oval Office
Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Camp David
Congressional
Freighter Key Largo Declared Lost After Fire
Coast Guard crews abandoned the freighter Key Largo near New Orleans after a nightlong blaze. Officials said the ship leaked tetraethyl lead and calcium carbide hazards, but authorities later evacuated nearby towns and found the chemicals were not aboard. The vessel burned and then ran aground at the Mississippi mouth as crews remained on scene.
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Phoenix
UPS Coast Guard
Key Largo
Coast Guard
New Orleans
Acushnet
Bill Rice
Harry Henners
Ethyl Corp
Copenhagen targets three hotels after deadly fire
Copenhagen fire chief Jan Amnitzko says three hotels fearfully labeled dangerous may be shut to prevent a repeat of the Hotel Hatnia blaze that killed 35. Police identified eight American dead and notified relatives for 12 others as officials work to confirm identities amid charred remains.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Hatnia
Jan Amnitzko
St Francis Hospital to Improve Parking Facilities
St Francis Hospital plans a 73900 improvement program for its parking facilities led by Administrator Joseph Noviello. The project, extending the lot 170 feet westward with a covered emergency entrance, lighting, and a new Sciota 5th Street entrance, will double capacity from 120 to about 240 spots and add physician and ER parking. Contractors Preston and Williams Inc. B and L Paving Co. Marine Electric Inc. will handle work. Eickles Co. is the architect.
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St. Francis Hospital
Joseph Noviello
Sciota
Jefferson Streets
Sutton Street
Preston and Williams Inc
B and L Paving Co
Marine Electric, Inc
W. G. Eickles Co
Grass delays Soviet visit amid Moscow dissident trials
West German writer Gunter Grass postpones an early trip to the Soviet Union after being asked to delay by Germany's ambassador Ulrich Sahm because of the atmosphere in Moscow linked to dissident trials. The move follows rising tensions and international commentary on human rights in the USSR.
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Cologne
Germany
Gunter Grass
Soviet Union
Grass
Inp
Gonn
Ulrich Sahm
Moscow
Youth dies after pre season football workout
Walter Wilkinson Jr., a Hamilton High School East junior defensive tackle from Trenton New Jersey, died after a 244 hour practice session near Camp Cayuga. Wayne County Coroner Robert Jennings said autopsy results would take at least a week to determine exact cause, with heat stroke and dehydration suspected but not confirmed.
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Honesdale
UPI
Wayne County
Robert Jennings
Walter R. Wilkinson
Trenton
N.J
Wilkinson
Wayne County Memorial Hospital
Camp Cayuga
Here
Hamilton High School
Jennings
Alkinson
Five die watching air show tragedy near Cleveland
A car driven by Joseph A. Chaney, 2, of Cleveland, struck spectators at Burke Lakefront Airport during an Air Force Thunderbirds display, killing five and injuring two others. Chaney, held in jail, faces pending charges as authorities determine the case and charges. Victims include Gary Williams and his son Paul of Eastlake, and Camillle J. Resch and relatives from Lorain.
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Cleveland
UPI
Joseph A. Chaney
Chaney
Air Force Thunderbirds
Burke Lakefront
Frazier Spates
Gary Williams
Paul
Eastlake
Ohio
Camillle J. Resch
John Resch
Terry Resch
Lorain
Willams
Christopher
St. Vincent
Charity Hospital
Karen
Pierrette
Wevident
Driver 19 hospitalized after Mercer County crash
Anthony Colaluca, 19, of 108 Guadalanal Drive, is in serious condition at Jameson Memorial Hospital after a two car crash Saturday at 7 10 p m on Leesburg New Wilmington Road. Charles Adams, 46, of 308 Maple Street New Wilmington, faces a traffic violation for failure to yield. Shenango High School Class of 1986 reunion moved to East Wind Restaurant with extended reservations deadline October 1.
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Anthony Colaluca
Guadalanal Drive
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mercer County
Mercer Barracks
Charles Adams
Maple St
New Wilmington
L. R
Leesburg
Colaluca
Adams
Colaluea
Steven Lombardi
Ludwig Road
New Castle
Arooper
Shenango High School
East Wind
Westmoreland couple believed dead in Copenhagen hotel fire
UPI reports the U.S. State Department is reviewing dental records to confirm Westmoreland County residents Carl H. Malling and Harriet Malling of Unity Township among 20 Americans killed in the Copenhagen Hotel Hafnia blaze. The bodies were burned beyond recognition. Kepple Funeral Home in Greensburg is providing dental records. Meanwhile in Italy, health officials disinfect three towns near Rome to contain a cholera outbreak that has claimed nine lives in Naples and three in Bari, including 88-year-old Mauro Garofoli.
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Greensburg
Rome
Pope Paul VI
Italy
San Polo Dei Cavalieri
Castel Gandolfo
Mauro Garofoli
San Polo
Haly
Naples
Bari
New Evidence Shifts Focus to Ellsberg Burglary Case
Los Angeles district attorney presents Senate Watergate committee documents to the Watergate West grand jury as it reconvenes after a two month recess. Indictments are expected for burglary conspiracy breaking and entering and trespassing related to the White House plumber squad burglary of Daniel Ellsberg’s psychiatrist on Labor Day 1971.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Senate
Watergate Committee
District Attorney
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
Washington
Elliot L. Richardson
Massachusetts
Justice Department
Spim T. Agnew
Agnew
Gift liquor hearing resumes as Jaffars testifies
Harrisburg hearing continues this week with Alexander Jaffars returning to testify before the House Liquor Control Committee about alleged political pressure on the board and gift liquor, noting his July firing as legal counsel. He will also discuss earlier investigations and names of aides to Gov. Shapp.
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Harrishurg
UPT
Alexander Jaffars
House Liquor Control Committee
Jaffars
Liquor Contral Board
Jaitors
Ralph Tive
Norval Reece
Milton J. Shapp
Skylab 2 photographers train on Delia amid storm alerts
Houston UPI reports Skylab 2 crew Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma continue Earth resource photography while ground teams brace for Tropical Storm Delia. From space they target Argentina Paraguay Brazil Spanish Sahara Italy during passes and beam a live Delia TV view as the storm approaches the Texas Louisiana coast.
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Houston
UPI
Earth
Delia
The
Space Center
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Argentina
Paraguay
Brazil
Spanish Sahara
Italy
Texas-Louisiana
Mountaineer Guild ratifies contract ending Morgantown strike
The Mountaineer Newspaper Guild unanimously approved a new contract ending a five week strike at West Virginia Publishing Co. About 75 employees from The Morgantown Post and The Dominion News are expected to resume work. The pact establishes a minimum weekly salary of 168.50 after four years for reporters photographers district managers and ad salesmen and a first year minimum of 112.
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Morgantown
W. Va
UPI
Mountaineer Newspaper Guild
West Virginia Publishing Co
Morgantown Post
The
Dominion News
West Virginia
Vo Tech contract talks set for Lawrence County school
A 930 pm meeting between the Lawrence County Area Vocational Technical High School board and teacher representatives aims to avert a strike after a marathon session ended without an agreement. Unofficial word says two offers were rejected: a 700 dollar one year raise and an 800 then 700 dollar two year plan.
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Lawrence County Area
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Central
Chambersburg
Mercersburg
Franklin County
Smethport
McKean County
Purchase Line
Indiana County
Babcock
Steel Valley
Western Pennsylvania
Allegheny
West Mifflin
Butler County
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
Pennsylvanis
Philadelphia
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
Carlynton
West Jefferson Hills
Youngstown Teachers Go On Strike Threatening School Start
About 1,200 teachers in Youngstown city schools walked out and planned picket lines as 23,000 students faced a delayed fall opening. Negotiations with city officials stalled since January over wages and fringe benefits with a demand for a two year contract. An additional 600 non certified teachers and aides voted to strike Wednesday.
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Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
Youngstown
Youngstown Education Association
YEA
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