Alaskan pipeline praised as national interest say SOHIO chief
Alton W. Whitehouse, president of Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, argues the Alaska pipeline is in the best interests of all Americans and supports Senate approval of the $3.5 billion, 789 mile project. He urges rapid delivery of crude oil to the U S market.
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U.S. Senate
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Nixon signals refusal to surrender White House tapes
President Nixon indicates to the Senate Watergate Committee he will resist surrender of White House tape conversations amid questions about his role. From his hospital bed he ordered Secret Service officials to defy the subpoena. Frederick C. LaRue is expected to testify that Colson pressed for wiring Democratic HQ. A mountain lion attack left 15 month old Jason Cowden unharmed after surgery. grandmother Mrs. Underdahl defended the child.
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Watergate
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Jason Cowden
Rapid City
S.D
Peter Underdahl
Buurma Quits Over Lettuce Boycott On Migrant Panel
John J. Buurma Jr. of Celeryville resigns from Ohio governor's Migrant Affairs Committee after members back United Farm Workers lettuce and grape boycotts. He says no room for a grower on the panel and notes he is a lettuce grower.
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Ohio
UPI
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Celeryville
Governor’s
Migrant Affairs Committee
United Farm Workers
Buurma
Buurma Brothers
Nixon unveils Phase IV controls to curb inflation
President Nixon ends the price freeze and introduces Phase IV wage price restrictions aimed at restoring a free market economy. Treasury Secretary Shultz will detail the plan after the market closes while officials preview it earlier. Wages likely held to a 5.5 percent cap. some sectors may remain frozen briefly.
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Washington
United States
Immigrant family seeks asylum after U.S. hearing
The Horniaks from Poland, joined by Mrs. Horniak's brother Robert Kolompar, failed to enter the United States after an Immigration Court Judge ruled their arrival lacked valid passports. A spokesman said asylum may be explored if Italy declines to accept them, with possible return to Poland as a last resort.
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UPI
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Jan
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America
Mrs. Hornjak
Jan Hornjak
Hudson River
Ellis Island
Statue of Liberty
Nixon Resumes Heavy Work Schedule After Pneumonia
President Nixon has resumed a heavy full work load and shown no untoward effects after recovering from viral pneumonia. Doctors said he is virtually recovered and will be released from Bethesda Naval Hospital around noon Friday. He will spend the weekend at Camp David to regain strength.
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UPI
Nixon
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Camp David
Agnew
Hospital finances called to be opened by Ohio lawmaker
State Rep. George E. Mastics of Fairview Park warned that if hospitals refuse to disclose spending, records will be subpoenaed. As head of the Legislative Service Commission on Health Care he discusses proposals affecting hospitals and health care. He noted hospitals operate on a nonprofit basis but questioned spending transparency.
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UPI
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Fairview Park
Mastics
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Weather and local life brief for Norwalk area July 18 1973
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with a low of 60 to 65 and a high in the mid to upper 70s. Rain chance near zero today, 10 percent tonight, 20 percent Thursday. Norwalk highs 78 and lows 52 with no precipitation. Moonrise 10 26 p m Moonset 9 26 a m. Marriage licenses issued to six couples including James T Henry Jr and Patricia A Coettavio. Births to four families and two deaths noted.
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Norwalk
GOP National Committee Faces Cash Crunch After Landslide Win
The Republican National Committee cuts 25 percent of staff and 10 percent from chairman George Bush as projected deficits loom to over 20 percent of the 5.5 million 1973 budget. Small donations rise while large gifts fall, with a potential end-year shortfall around 1 million.
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Washington
UPI
Republican Party
National Committee
GOP National Committee
Robert Rousek
George Bush
Rousek
City Won't Pick Up Trees Left On Curb
City officials state that trees cut by residents and left at the curb will not be collected. Service Director Herbert Krogh says disposal is the residents’ responsibility and that a recent Norwalk Township trash pickup was misunderstood. Residents are urged to remove curbside refuse and arrange disposal themselves.
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Herbert Krogh
Krogh
Norwalk Township
Agnew Defends Nixon Tapes Ahead of Senate Request
Vice President Agnew says Nixon will do the right thing about the Senate Watergate Committee demand for tape copies. He defends taping practice noting tapes not transcribed and stressing presidential conversations differ from ordinary talks during a Bethesda visit to the hospitalized president.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Spiro T. Agnew
Downtown Sidewalk Sales Set for Three Day Run
Downtown merchants launch annual sidewalk sales Thursday at 9 a.m. with thirty participants. The event runs 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Saturday.
Norwalk Boy Returns Home After Kidney Transplant
Dan Zika a 14 year old Norwalk patient will come home next week after a kidney transplant from his sister Prudence Bowser. Doctors report no complications and he resumes a normal diet while staying hydrated. He will be a freshman at Norwalk High School this fall with minimal activity restrictions.
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Norwalk
Dan
Joseph Zika
Norwalk High School
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