Albany women win state lottery top prize in 1 million payout
Seven Albany state retirement system employees share a 1 million top prize from New York’s lottery, paid as 20 yearly 50 000 installments. Winnings include a 10 000 incentive award to ticket seller Bill Keenan and quotes from winner Peg Keyes about celebrating with champagne.
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Two Killed in Radford Ammo Plant Blast
In Radford Virginia two workers were killed in an explosion at an Army ammunition plant during preblending inside a building. Debris flew hundreds of feet and the blast was felt in nearby Blue Ridge and Radford. Minor injuries were reported among other workers. Victims were Rand y B Johnston 28 of White Gate and Charles A Whitaker 25 of Dublin who had entered to reposition equipment when the blast occurred.
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Four power Berlin pact hailed as Nixon triumph
President Nixon and Kenneth Bush discussed the new four power Berlin agreement at the Western White House in San Clemente before Bush’s flight to Bonn to finalize the pact with Britain France and the Soviet Union. Kissinger joined Nixon for consults as the yen floated and policy moves drew praise from White House aides. The pact reportedly recognizes Soviet access to West Berlin while easing West German presence there and allowing a Soviet consulate. Nixon called it an encouraging step toward easing global tensions and moving toward negotiation rather than confrontation. Peterson joined to brief on foreign markets and the new border tax, with administration officials planning broad consultations with Congress labor and business before Stage 1 ends the wage price freeze.
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Ten flee freighter after collision in St Clair River
Ten passengers evacuated from the 428 foot German freighter Trans-Michigan after a collision with the Brazilian ship Nemo in the St Clair River channel. Trans-Michigan grounded at 28 feet of water off the Canadian shore with a 1b degree listing. Nemo continued to Detroit. coast guard crews aided the scene and a passenger, Henry M Kelley of South Bend, was hospitalized as a precaution.
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