Pitcairn Island police number dwindling in crisis
Four Pitcairn residents report no local police on the remote South Pacific island. Radio officer Tom Christian notes the jail is empty, with a local policeman absent and no replacement planned, highlighting Pitcairn’s isolation and long distance from New Zealand and Panama.
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Unclear classifieds page snippet from Press Telegram
Fragmentary OCR text from a 1937 classified section. Appears to include delivery, Sunday issue details, and scattered ad lines about rates and services with names and numbers but key items are unreadable.
Nixon council says 1972 strong, 1973 outlook bright
Washington UPI. The Council of Economic Advisers declared 1972 an economic success and forecast another good year ahead with rapid expansion and lower inflation. They cited a 5.2 percent November unemployment rate near the goal and a 3 percent inflation trajectory, noting up signals in the Commerce Department index and trade data while warning of a rising trade deficit.
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Eight men on probation for marijuana possession in Miami River cleanup
Eight men pleaded guilty to marijuana possession and conspiracy were sentenced to five years probation requiring at least one day per weekend over a year of free labor for state or county agencies cleaning debris from the polluted Miami River. Judge Sepe tied possible four more years of probation or jail time to performance. Defendants include Robert S. Rabinowitz and Ronald Ondish of Miami Beach, Robert J. Crish and Alberto Artifes of North Miami, Maudee Alcanturo, Evyaristo Garcia, Omar Rivera of Miami, and Eugenio Ripol of Hialeah.
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Israeli Airstrikes Hit Syrian Posts and Guerrilla Base
Israeli jets struck Syrian posts and a guerrilla base near Nahal Golan, along with two Syrian army positions and an artillery battery in reprisal for guerrilla attacks. The raids ended a five week lull on the Golan Heights front, with casualties reported by Damascus Radio and no damage estimate yet.
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ITT Executive Kidnapped in Argentina
Vicente Russo an executive for Standard Electric Argentina a unit of ITT was kidnapped in suburban San Isidro as 10 to 12 gunmen in four pickup trucks halted his chauffeur driven car Russo 42 was forced into another pickup and carried away no shots were fired the chauffeur was left behind Police said the attackers may be urban guerrillas and 4 vehicles were used with a roadblock then abandoned
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