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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1973
Page
10
A denture adhesive cream called FIXODENT promises to hold uppers and lowers securely. It forms an elastic membrane to absorb biting shock, enabling wearers to eat chew and speak with less worry. A pencil-point dispenser helps precise placement and one application may last hours. See a dentist regularly.
The Environmental Protection Agency of Illinois will hold public hearings on the Water Strategy and the fiscal year 1974 water pollution control program. Hearings are in Springfield June 4, Chicago June 8, and Marion June 6 with sessions at 9:00 a.m. at each site. officials will discuss the strategy and program plan and answer questions. Copies of the materials will be available in Springfield and Chicago offices and at hearing sites. Contact IEPA offices for arrangements to present testimony.
More than 400 warplanes roared over Jerusalem as Israel celebrated 25 years with prayers and a three hour display of military might. About 300000 spectators filled Arab and Jewish streets while Premier Golda Meir and leaders watched. Security tightened amid criticism over cost and Arab world sensitivity.
The New York Times reports Nixon jokes proliferate during the Watergate era. Haldeman Ehrlichman license plates humor, Democrats reuse 1968 campaign buttons, and comedians like Mark Russell perform sharp quips. A cabbie narrates a White House Checkers gag. Connally sails with Titanic reference.
An Associated Press survey shows 83 U.S. owned ships qualify for subsidies to haul wheat corn and soybeans to the Soviet Union with 50 000 to 100 000 dollars per ship per day while at sea and 60 to 90 days total including loading and return. Subsidies total up to about 1 billion dollars worth of trade last year and the program aims to offset higher U.S. shipping costs.
The Mekong convoy of three tankers three freighters and three munitions barges from South Vietnam reached Phnom Penh after heavy shore fire amid bombing by American and Cambodian jets. One tanker sank with crew saved. two freighters burned but crews doused fires. Cambodian insurgents overran Kampong Tralach 34 miles NW of the capital last Friday killing many prisoners.
The Long family attorney Marion F. Wasinger said Edward V. Long 64 died Nov 6 1972 at Brookhill farm near Hannibal Missouri after expressing fear he had been poisoned by candy. Medical tests continued on his stomach contents while investigators review his companion Helen Dunlop's account. The attorney noted Long suspected his daughter might have been poisoned during a Las Vegas trip. The Miller family member remains alive though described as ill with a glucose-related condition.
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