Boyle to face murder charge in Pennsylvania trial
Former United Mine Workers president W A Boyle faces state murder charges in Pennsylvania over the 1968 killings of union rival Joseph A Yablonski and his family. He was to be arraigned in Washington Pa as part of a three year federal sentence. Nixon may stay in the White House during holidays to set an example for fuel conservation.
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Jock” Yablonski
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URI Takes Mondays Off to Conserve Energy
New England URI asks staff to skip two Mondays as campus plans energy savings by lowering heat in most buildings during four day Christmas and New Year weekends. In Hartford, a sniper wounded two officers in a gun battle on Adams Street with one officer shot in the face and the other under chest injury evaluation at St Francis Hospital.
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Fire destroys Strawberry Acres restaurant in Fitzwilliam
A blaze at the Strawberry Acres restaurant on New Hampshire 12 in Fitzwilliam, NH, caused major damage and destroyed the two story building. Eight fire departments battled the flames, with no injuries reported and the site previously offering dining rooms and living quarters.
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Maine crash claims life of Crosby teen on icy roadway
A vehicle collision in Brewer Maine killed Crosby resident Mark on Crosby, 20, and injured another driver from East Exdington. Police reported a fatal crash on an icy stretch as the second car failed to stop. The incident remains under investigation with details limited.
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Talking Begins in Geneva Peace Conference
Geneva hosts the first Arab Israeli peace talks, with Kissinger urging both sides to shed past fears and forge a hopeful future. Gromyko cautions that war could flare again and delays in settlement threaten serious harm as Egypt voices deadlocks over Abba Eban’s attendance.
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Plans for offshore refinery site unveiled by Harris firm
Frederic R. Harris of Great Neck N Y hired by Olympic Refiner to study offshore face and piping facilities for a new Durham refinery. Eugene Harlow and Joseph Bonasia outlined two plans including a buoy system and a fixed structure to serve multiple giant tankers. Harris said the project could be the largest refinery in years and would meet about four times New Hampshire’s daily need. A Rotunda Inn Dover office will handle public inquiries as studies continue.
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Inflation Surges in November as Prices Jump
The government reported November price increases driven by gasoline fuel oil natural gas electricity and coal. Food costs surged about 14 percent while overall CPI rose eight tenths of a percent, with gasoline and oil up 4.5 percent the largest monthly rise since 1962. Real earnings fell in November and over the year.
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Manchester Police Hunt for Robbers
Police search across Manchester for robbers who shot a worker and fled the scene with money. Officers cordon the area near the office building as they question witnesses and review surveillance while employees are barred from leaving during the investigation.
Conferees Agree on Bill To Meet Energy Crisis
Washington AP reports conferees reach a compromise on energy legislation amid White House and congressional maneuvering. The agreement paces price controls, immediate action, and a one year delay before certain provisions take effect. Senators Fannin and Harley express doubt while Nixon signals possible veto if Congress retains power over allocations.
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Questions Tossed at Oil Men in Durham Luncheon
About 20 Durham residents asked Olympic consultants frontline questions on the refinery proposal during a luncheon. Peter Boorasti and consultants Robert Greene, Joseph Bonasia, Eugene Harlow, and John Meule discussed environmental studies and legal steps, with promises to file refinery permits and prepare a model by early February.
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City Taxi Fare Hike Backed By Committee
Cane City Council plans a special meeting to approve an immediate 25 percent taxi fare increase with future automatic bumps tied to gas prices. The Traffic and Packing Committee’s recommendation follows a recent fare hike push by taxi operators and involves added charges per extra passenger and per heightened gas cost.
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Bombs Explode Near London Hilton
AP reports two bombs exploded outside the Hilton Hotel near Mayfair after a day of bomb scares. Workers said the blasts caused light damage but no serious injuries during Christmas events inside. A second device was found near the main entrance as security tightened. In North Belfast, a bank teller was shot dead in a separate incident.
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Northeast Weather Turmoil Spreads Across Regions
A unsettled pattern brought snow and freezing temps to the Southeast and heavy rains with flash flood warnings to the storm-weary Northeast. Rivers rose rapidly in New England and New York as nearly 20 inches of rain fell in some areas, following an ice and snow storm that knocked out power. Temperatures plunged in Texas and the Midwest struggled with drifting snow while rainfall eased flood risks in the Northeast.
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