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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1972

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Kissinger says Hanoi reneges on cease fire accord

Kissinger told reporters in Washington that North Vietnam has reneged on earlier agreements on supervision machinery for a cease fire. He said the United States will not be blackmailed into an agreement and expects further Paris talks to resolve remaining snags. He noted the 99 percent completion of the deal and warned Hanoi could settle by a messages exchange.

United Press International White House Henry A Kissinger Nixon Hanoi Kissinger Paris Washington News Saigon United States U.S North Vietnamese William J Porter Xuan Thuy Moscow le Duc Tho North Vietnam Tho Peking Tass Kremlin Vietnam Washington

Five miners killed in Itmann coal mine blast in West Virginia

An underground explosion at Itmann Coal Co No 3 mine in Mullens killed five miners and left three others in critical condition. About 70 workers reached the surface unharmed. The blast occurred at 3 40 p m in a drift mine 2 500 feet from the pit face. Identified hospitalized men are Larry Bailey Dallas Mullins and Lacy Akers. Rescue teams worked as state officials and unions reacted.

Mullens W.va UPI West Virginia Itmann Coal Co Wyoming General Hospital Charleston Larry Bailey Dallas Mullins New Richmond Lacy Akers Consolidation Coal Co Itmann Coal

Gas leak blamed for Weirton blast that killed 19 workers

Officials theorize a natural gas leak triggered a sequence of explosions at the Weirton Steel coke plant. The Friday incident killed 19 workers and injured 10, with 8 still hospitalized. A Koppers spokesman noted gas fumes were reported minutes before the first blast as 667 employees worked at the site. The release also lists the deceased with home towns and employers.

Weirton W. Va UPI Weirton Steel Co Koppers Co., Inc Pittsburgh Weirton Steel Mained Roger Beidler Koppers Charles Cook Pulaski Koppers Construction Co S.E. Morgart Steubenville Ohio Charles Bowers Arthur Bowers Yobe Albert Tuttle George Hamilton Contracting, Inc Mike Repko Hamilton, Inc Edward Arthurs Toronto

Truman in very serious condition at hospital

Former President Harry S Truman, 88, remains semiconscious and not responding to medication at Research Hospital in Kansas City. Doctors say his kidney output is low and fluids are increasing, with heart function unchanged and dialysis ruled out due to arterial sclerosis.

Kansas City UPI Harry S Truman Truman Research Hospital John Dreves Mr. Truman Dreves

Apollo 17 bids adieu to moon in farewell of lunar era

Apollo 17 crews Cernan Schmitt and Evans left lunar orbit and headed home aboard America after firing their main engine for 2 minutes 24 seconds. They captured high quality telecasts of the sunlit far side and the Tsiolkovsky crater as they began the return to Earth.

Earth America Cernan Jack Schmitt Ronald E. Evans Lunar Houston Moon Tsiolkovsky Geologist Schmitt Gene Ron Schmitt Capusule Comunicator Gordon Fullerton Gordon Evans Aristarchus Plateau Prinz Rilles South Pacific

Kissinger Faults Hanoi Over Vietnam Peace Talks

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said negotiations are not yet at an agreement, blaming Hanoi for blocking a cease fire and arguing the Paris talks are not over. He warned the Communists block technical details and insisted on a right conditions before agreeing.

Miners for Democracy Candidates May Lead UMW Move

Following the election of Miners for Democracy candidates to head the Local Miners Ward or union body, the United Mine Workers headquarters may relocate to West Virginia. Editorial notes invite UMW to locate in Morgantown.

United Mine Workers West Virginia For Democracy LMW UMW Morgantown

Miller Ousts Boyle in UMW Presidential Victory

Final UMW unofficial returns confirm Arnold R. Miller as president over W A Boyle with 70 373 to 56 334. Miller vows reform and faces a Boyle dominated board, while court orders push rank and file elections in six districts. Trbovich and Patrick win vice presidency and secretary treasurer posts.

Washington UPI Arnold R. Miller United Mine Workers W A Tony” Boyle Labor Department Miller Boyle U. S. District Court Mike Trbovich Rank and File

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John Ashcraft Arnold Miller UMWA Apollo 17 Edward K. Delong UPT Henry A. Kissinger Miller Ousts Reform State Union
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