Paper mill strikes choke US newsprint supplies
Canadian mill strikes cut U.S. newsprint availability, forcing many newspapers to shrink pages and ads. Publications including the Rome Sentinel, Martinsburg Journal, Kokomo Tribune, Greeley Tribune, and Boston Globe report reduced print runs and space while organizers seek fringe sources and price spikes.
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Canada
Rome Sentinel
Waters
Martinsburg Journal
West Virginia
Panhandle
Kokomo
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Colorado
Greeley Tribune
Boston Globe
Dave Taylor
Globe
Editorial Echoes Question Nixon Speech Across Nation
The Associated Press reports editorials nationwide react to President Nixon's Watergate address. Critics say he dodged full disclosure of tapes and left key questions unanswered while some papers find his appeal to press on with domestic and foreign issues persuasive.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Los Angeles Times
Detroit Free Press
New York Daily News
Arkansas
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Senate
White House
New York Times
Idaho Statesman
Watergate
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Chicago
Lincoln
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Senate Committee
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Charleston
W.va
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Lewiston
Idaho
Morning Tribune
Salt Lake City
Deseret News
Madison
Wis
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Chicago Daily News
Wire House
Kansas City Star
Miami News
Atlanta ’ Constitution
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Witness Testimony Links Soldiers to Stolen Guns in 1972 RNC case
In Gainesville AP report former government informer Louis Anchill testifies that Scott Camil said disgruntled soldiers supplied stolen weapons to him for use against police at the Miami Beach 1972 Republican National Convention. Anchill says five fire teams would act as shock troops if rioting escalated.
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Miami Beach
Louis Bernard Anchill
Detroit
Scott Camil
Cami
Anchill
Camil
Florida Department of Law Enforcement
Florida People’s Coalition
U.S. District Court
Winston Arnow
Florida
Larry Turner
Arnow
Turner
Teachers Push For Pay Hikes in Houston
Houston school teachers demand higher pay with the Houston Teachers Association calling for an across the board $1,100 raise this school year. Supt. Dr. George Garver says salaries haven’t kept pace with living costs or national trends and notes Houston lags behind other districts in starting and top salaries. The HTA, after breaking off negotiations, votes to resume talks with another mass meeting scheduled before classes begin.
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George Garver
Garver
Rotary Club
Houston Teachers Association
HTA
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