Agnew Agrees with Nixon After White House Meeting
President Nixon and Vice President Agnew held a two hour White House talk on the criminal probe tied to kickbacks in Maryland. Officials said the session covered the inquiry the labor day weekend plans and Congress agenda with no resignation discussion. Agnew aides called it a relaxed exchange to update the president.
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San Clemente
Maryland
U.S
Baltimore
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J. Marsh Thomson
Runnels announces bid for a third term in Congress
U.S. Rep. Harold Runnels of New Mexico declares he will seek re election to a third House term rather than run for governor. He cites seniority and constitutional limits as governorship reasons and notes strong polling and district support. He stays neutral in the gubernatorial primary and plans to inform potential opponents.
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Cable TV logs moved to weekly Roswell tabloid section
The Roswell Daily Record will include a separate TV logs tabloid starting Sept. 9 with pictures and features about upcoming programs. Daily logs will no longer appear in the next Sunday edition.
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Copenhagen Hotel Fire Claims Dozens After Overnight Blaze
A man crawls along a ledge awaiting rescue as a fire at the Hafna Hotel in Copenhagen traps guests. Police report at least 33 dead, mostly foreign tourists, with many more missing.
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Roswell Housewife Faces Higher Grocery Costs in Budget Study
A Roswell homemaker budgets higher prices than the average of 15 smaller U S cities in a Worrell survey of 11 items across 11 states. While round steak and potatoes cost less here, cigarettes, coffee, shortening, bacon, milk and bread run above regional averages, with local prices cited for 24 ounce bread, and a total picture from cities in Alabama California Colorado Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi New Mexico North Carolina Tennessee and Virginia.
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Roswell
U.S
Worrell Newspapers, Inc
Worrell
Brazil
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Colorado
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Mexico
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Tennessee
Virginia
Tokyo and Britain establish ambassadorial ties with Vietnam
North Vietnam and Britain exchange diplomatic relations at ambassadorial level in Hanoi. The communique did not specify ambassador exchange timing. In Ottawa a parliament decision ends a 11 day nationwide rail strike with union leaders urging members to accept the government's settlement. workers to return by 12:01 a.m. EDT today.
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North Vietnam
Britain
Hanoi
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Ada
Roswell’s Patti Nelms Heads to Miss America 1973
Patti Nelms 20 of Roswell departs for Atlantic City to compete in the Miss America Pageant. She arrives Saturday and will appear in five shows and a NBC televised final Saturday night. Nelms, a 1970 Goddard High School graduate and SMU student, aims to win and represents New Mexico.
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Roswell
Dewey F. Nelms
Riverside Drive
Atlantic City
N.J
Miss Nelms
Hobbs
NBC
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Nelms
Goddard High School
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Tex
Holiday Set for Record The Roswell Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record will not be published Monday Labor Day so staff may spend the day with families. Regular publication resumes Tuesday September 4 with the usual newsroom and distribution schedule.
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Skylab 2 Crew Seeks 5 to 10 Day Extension
Mission commander Alan L. Bean told Mission Control that Skylab 2 astronauts wanted a longer flight beyond the planned September 25 splashdown by five to ten days. Space officials said extensions would not be considered despite prior discussions before launch on July 28. Bean said, We hope that it happens that way.
Heatwave Clamps East Coast as Power Losses Persist
Associated Press reports a brutal East Coast heatwave with temperatures in the 90s and limited relief until Thursday. In New York City more than 500 tenants endured fourth day without power or water after a feeder cable failure, while beaches remained open and aid lines activated. Postman Sal Montefuscio remarked the heat even keeps dogs indoors.
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Consolidated Edison
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Central Park
Sal Montefuscio
Montefuscio
East Northport
N.Y
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