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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1973

Page

5

Americans flood Mexican meat counters for cheaper cuts

In Tijuana, lines snake through Mercado Calimex as U S shoppers buy large quantities of beef at low prices. Butchers work fast as locals explain cuts in broken English, with Americans taking home roasts, steaks, and chuck for about $24.28 amid the border crowd and language gap.

Tijuana United States Mercado Calimex Henito Juarez Street Ignacio Ontiveros Ontiveros Busi California Palm Springs Los Angeles San Diego New York Pedro Lopez Snick

Spain airliner crash kills 85

Aviation crash near La Coruna during Aviaco AV-118 vacation flight leaves 85 dead. Capt Pascual struggled to land amid bad weather as Barcelona swimming club members were aboard en route to a meet. This marks Aviaco's second crash of the year following a CaraVelles training loss.

la Coruna Galacia Aviaco Barcelona Club Natacion Barcelona

Two Bandits Hijack Tanker Driver in Gas Heist

In Yankeetown Florida two armed men hijacked a commercial tanker driver Harold Seiboldt of Orlando. They bound him, blindfolded him and drove him 75 miles to Pasco County. The thieves drained 7000 gallons of gasoline valued at 32100 into another truck before releasing him after several hours.

Yankeetown Fla UPI Tenneco Harold Seiboldt Orlando Here Pasco County Sieboldt

Five Guilty in Slaying of Eight on St Croix

A U S District Court jury convicted Warren Ballentine Ishmael Labeet Beaumont Gerean Meral Smith and Raphael Joseph of first degree murder, assault and robbery in the Mountain Valley slaying on St Croix in the U S Virgin Islands. The defendants faced charges tied to the September robbery at Fountain Valley Golf Club that left eight dead including two white Miami couples and club staff. The weekend killings pushed island murder toll to 15 in under a year amid possible racial motive inquiries.

Christiansted U.S Mountain Valley Murer Fountain Valley Golf Club St. Croix Virgin Islands Miami, Fla St. Croix Island Caribbean Warren Ballentine Ishmael Labeet Beaumont Gerean Meral Smith Raphael Joseph

Agnew Faces Federal Probe Over Alleged Payoffs

Washington vice president Spiro Agnew returns from a golf weekend amid allegations that Maryland contractors paid him cash when he was governor to secure favorable treatment. Four contractors, including aides Jerome Wolff and Lester Matz, told prosecutors of possible payoffs. Agnew denies wrongdoing and says he will not be indicted. A grand jury in Baltimore will review materials as investigators press the case.

Washington UPI Spiro Agnew Maryland Washington Star- News Baltimore Time Magazine Agnew Star-News Jerome B. Wolff Lester Matz Wolff Matz Palm Springs Calif Frank Sinatra George Beall Prand Greiner Environmental Systems Inc Matz, Childs and Associates

More bodies unearthed in Texas horror

A Houston murder case grows as authorities continue to identify badly decomposed remains. Fifteen bodies have been found in a boat shed and surrounding areas linked to Dean Corll. Investigators seek more graves in Chambers and Jefferson counties while requests for mental health evaluation and bond reductions shape the defense strategy.

Dean Allen Corll Houston Henley Charles Melcher State District Court George Walker Melder Corll Lewis Otter Chambers County High Island Brooks and Hentey Chambers Jefferson Otter Everett Waldrop Atlanta Harry Lynn Waldrop Donald Edward Waldrop Marty Ray Jones Charles Gary Cobble San Augustine William Ray Lawrence Cobble Jones Brooks Lawrence

Cox argues Nixon tapes must be released to grand jury

Cox contends the tapes are crucial evidence in a Watergate grand jury probe and cannot be withheld. He asserts Nixon waived secrecy by allowing Haldeman to listen and notes the president’s duty to disclose material that serves the public interest. Sirica set August 22 for oral arguments on the tapes dispute.

United States Sox Nixon H. R. Haldeman White House Cox Sirica Congress Watergate Haldeman John B. Ehrlichman Justce Department John N. Mitchell Mitchell

Suspect in GM exec killing dies in hospital plunge

A man charged with stabbing Valen tine Stacey, a 63 year old GMH design chief, died Sunday night after leaping from the sixth floor of Melbourne s Royal Melbourne Hospital. Otto Francis Krankovits, 23, a sculptor, was held on murder charges and had been transferred from Pentridge jail with wrist injuries.

Melbourne Australia APT General Motors Holden Royal Melbourne Hospital Otto Francis Krankovis Valentine Stacey GMH Krankevits Pentridge

Teachers unions merge discussed between NEA and AFT

Washington reports that the National Education Association announced talks to merge with the American Federation of Teachers. NEA president Itelen D. Wise said discussions could begin after September 1, with a letter sent to AFT president David Selden.

Washington A Or the Nations) Education Association American Federation of Teachers David Selden

Booze and the Full Moon Tied to 10 Atlanta Killings

Atlanta police credited alcohol, handguns, and a full moon for a weekend spree of 10 homicides. Major Moon cited domestic quarrels and sudden anger as common factors, noting alcohol as a key motivator and that full moons correlate with higher homicide rates. The year’s homicide toll reached 169 as FBI data label Atlanta’s rate the nation’s highest.

Atlanta UPI Maj M. E. Moon Police Department Criminal Investigation Division Dorsey FBI

Gas kills 2 prospectors near Rainbow Mine

In Baker California two men died after inhaling gas fumes while removing gold samples below ground at the Rainbow Mine in the Mojave Desert. Identified as brothers Joseph Anthony Wheeler 39 and John Patrick Wheeler 56. Matthew Wheeler 11 escaped with help from his relatives.

Baker Calif Rainbow Mojave Desert San Bernardino

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