Cabinet Department of Energy and Natural Resources Proposed
Interior Secretary Morton says Congress will be asked to create a cabinet level department to consolidate energy efforts and an energy czar for White House policy making. Sinatra says he will return on his terms with small audiences and new work. State Board of Education to decide on revoking charters of three Gallia County districts. Nixon summons Shultz Connally and Kissinger to White House to discuss anti inflation plan and Vietnam truce ahead of Brezhnev summit.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Department of Energy and Natural Resources
Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Morton
White House
Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
UCLA
Columbus
State Board of Education
Gallia County
Hannan Trace
North Gallia
Southwestern
Weekend Heat Surges Across Nation For Summer Preview
Fair weather dominated much of the country with 90s in northern states and highs near 98 in Minneapolis. Temperatures topped 100 in the Southwest and interior California as a cold front from Canada was forecast to cool the north today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
California
Agnew Says Senate Watergate Hearings Muddy Justice
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew warned that the Senate Watergate hearings will muddy the waters of justice. He argued that even if guilt is established, it may prevent ultimate court convictions and leave the public resentful of wrongdoers going free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Senate
New York Doctor Warns of Methaqualone Epidemic Among Youth
Dr. Emil F. Pascarelli of Roosevelt Hospital says methaqualone known as the love drug has spread to students and young people nationwide. He notes sales around 3.4 million dollars in 1970 have doubled and cites an eastern university where up to 5,000 pills are illicitly sold in a day.
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Chicago
UPI
New York
Emil F. Pascarelli
Roosevelt Hospital
New York City
Journal of the American Medical Association
Pascarelli
Eastern University
Gilligan Attacks GOP Budget Cuts Over EPA Losses
Gov John J Gilligan denounces Senate Republicans budget cuts saying an 18 million reduction to the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency would nearly destroy the agency new cleanup program and endanger vital state services. He spoke with seven cabinet officials present highlighting affected appropriations.
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Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Senate
Gilligan
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Norwalk Weather and Local Notices June 11 1973
Fair tonight with a low near 70 and a 10 percent chance of rain. Tuesday partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of afternoon thundershowers and a high near 90. Winds southwest 10 to 15 mph today, 5 to 10 mph tonight. Marriage license applications listed for several couples. Death notices for Edgar L. Stotz 81 Monroeville and Edward L. Swartz 83 Bellevue.
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Norwalk
Edgar L. Stotz
Monroeville
Edward L. Swartz
Bellevue
U.S. Pays Phantom Soldiers Wages in Southeast Asia
A Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee report says the United States paid Lao Air Force pilots for non flight missions and Cambodian soldiers on payroll who are children or nonexistent. Investigators found payments routed from the Pentagon via the CIA in Vientiane and a system that let Cambodian officers pocket funds for fictitious troops.
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Washington
UPS
United States
Congressional
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Laos
Cambodia
Foreign Relations Panel
James G. Lowenstein
Richard M. Moose
Vientiane
Brandt Escapes Helicopter Turbulence On Massada Visit
In Massada, Israel, a Sikorsky-53 carrying Willy Brandt and 29 others was buffeted by strong winds and a dust storm. The craft swerved near a 1200 foot drop but landed safely with Brandt unhurt. Other officials sustained minor injuries.
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Massada
Israel
UPI
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Yigal Yadin
Dead Sea
Herod the Great
Bonn
Eliashir Ben Horin
Paul Frank
Nahum Astar
Foreign Ministry
Janet Conway Becomes First Woman SDX Chapter President in Ohio
Janet Conway, veteran Reflector reporter, is named president of the North Central Ohio Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi. She is the first woman to lead a Sigma Delta Chi chapter in Ohio, succeeding Frank Dobisky who is moving to Troy, New York.
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Janet Conway
SDX
Reflector News
North Central
Ohio
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalism Society
Conway
Frank Dobisky
Lorain Journal
Lorain
Troy
N.Y
Berea News
Denison University
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
The
Reflector
Ohio Press Women
Ohio Newspaper Women’s Association
Rev Paul Bailey Named Youngstown District Superintendent
The Rev. Paul C. Bailey of the First United Methodist Church of Norwalk is appointed Youngstown District superintendent. He will assume duties after the East Ohio Annual Conference at Lakeside June 18 22. Bailey, a six year pastor in Norwalk, will join the East Ohio Conference Cabinet overseeing 64 churches and succeeds Rev. Forrest G. Nees.
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Paul C. Bailey
First United Methodist Church of
Norwalk
Youngstown
United Methodist Church
Francis E Kearns
United Methodist
Ohio East Area
Bailey
East Ohio
Lakeside
Norwalk Cooperative Parish
Forrest G. Nees
Nees
Bishop Kearns
Ohio
Irondale
Salineville
Millersburg
Boyce Church
East Liverpool
Trinity
Orrville
World Methodist Council
Flintshire
North Wales
Weymouth
Dorset
England
East Goshen
Asbury College
Asbury Theological Seminary
Commission On
Superannuates Fund
Dorothy
Bonnie
Don Cummings
John
Wilmore
Kentucky
First Methodist Church
Dryer kills housewife in laundromat accident
In San Francisco a 30 year old housewife, Michiko Ogawa, was found dead near a laundromat dryer. Police initially suspected murder but later concluded her bra strap snagged in the drum, causing her head to be struck by the fins during spinning.
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San Francisco
UPI
Michiko Ogawa
Hearbeat Organization Plans Second Meeting Tonight
The second organizational meeting of Hearbeat, affiliate of Alternatives to Abortion, Inc., will be held at 8 p.m. at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Volunteers are welcome to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearbeat
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Heartbeat
Alternatives To Abortion, Inc
Presbyterian Rift Foments as General Assembly Opens
In Fort Worth Texas UPI reports that about 200 Southern churches seek to depart the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. amid a larger 113th General Assembly debate. Moderator Dr Charles Kraemer will guide talks on church splits abortion pornography patriotism and wartime relief. The assembly also weighs a 1974 merger with the United Presbyterian Church.
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113Th General Assembly
Charles E. S. Kraemer
Richmond
Kraemer
Presbyterian School of Education
L. Nelson Bell
Montreal
N.C
Billy Graham
United Presbyterian Church, U.S.A
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GOP
Thomas S. Rushworth
Westlake
Deborah K. Masterson
Willard
Rollin R. Ulm
Wellington
Roberta M. Wyatt
New London
William S. Knadler
Janice A. Cook
Edward L. Bohn, III
Terry P. Wise
U.S
Vietnam
Paris
Pentagon
Central Intelligence
Lowenstein and
Moose
Herzlia
Tel Aviv
Moshe Dayan
Lebanon
Dayan
Jerusalem
Kenneth
Norwalk Parts Co
Conways
Kathleen
Paul Bailey
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