Two Convicts Die In Texas Prison Library Shootout
CMS: Two convicts and two hostages died during a siege at Walls Unit Texas State Prison after gunfire and a shield ambush. Hostages included Mrs Elizabeth Beseda and Mrs Julia Standley. Ignacio Cuevas was captured unharmed. Officials said a police response used water blasts and rope-cutting to free hostages.
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Building Collapse Traps Dozens in Miami
A portion of a federal Drug Enforcement Agency building in downtown Miami collapsed trapping an estimated 15 to 20 people inside. Police said no fatalities were known initially and blamed the heavy parked cars on the roof for the collapse into office space.
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Treading Water Record Stands Despite challengers
Portly Peter Bahn, a 375 pound unofficial world champion water treader from De Soto NL, retains his record after two Philadelphia competitors fell ill attempting a bid. Bahn last year treaded water for 26 hours and 3 minutes before celebratory beer. Ken Garvin reached 19 hours while Raymond Cressee lasted 13.2 hours, citing breathing as the limiter.
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FDA Accused of Withholding Needed Hypertension Drugs
Editorial in a medical journal claims the FDA delayed approval of three newly available hypertension drugs. Edward KR Freis asserts Britain has allowed use of bethanidine debrisoquine and propranelol hydrochloride while the U S waits for approval. More than 2 million Americans have hypertension and 60 000 die yearly from its effects.
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Families Of Slain Hostages Praise Officials Actions
Relatives of two women hostages killed in the Huntsville siege praised the Texas Department of Corrections for handling the crisis. Ex FBI agent Troy Standley and R. L. Beseda emphasized policy against releasing inmates with hostages. Surviving hostages also commended authorities, noting the rescue appeared professional and that some captors’ deaths were an unavoidable outcome for others to live.
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Cyprus Talks Continue Amid Ceasefire Margin Talks
Cyprus talks press briefings describe continued efforts by British Greek Turkish and UN officers to borders and Green Line zones near Kyrenia and Nicosia as skirmishes are reported along the coast. The UN role appears downgraded with a British official briefing instead of a UN spokesman.
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Nationwide Phone Strike Averted
Nationwide strike averted as IBEW and Western Electric workers reach a tentative agreement covering wage boosts and benefits. About 50 000 IBEW members across Bell and Western Electric plants paused action while ratification and local negotiations proceed.
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Impeachment Debate Divides Over Economic Impact
Senate economist Sen. William Proxmire urged President Nixon to temporarily cede duties to Vice President Gerald Ford under the 25th Amendment due to impeachment proceedings. Treasury Secretary Simon and White House coordinator Rush rejected any link between political troubles and economic woes.
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Ford Still Says Nixon Innocent
In New Orleans Gerald Ford reiterates belief in Nixon's innocence and opposes impeachment. He suggests censure could be possible if needed but insists facts do not merit it. Ford notes weighing public opinion and press guidance while considering a policy statement on impeachment. He favors live witnesses for a Senate trial.
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Westinghouse Hikes Prices on Home Appliances
Westinghouse Electric Corp. announced price increases averaging 7.5 percent on refrigerators freezers washers dryers dishwashers ranges and disposers effective immediately. The rise reflects higher costs for copper aluminum brass and steel used in production.
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