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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1973

Page

6

Brush fire in Rolling Hills devastates 11 homes

A 2.5 million brush fire driven by 30 mile per hour winds razed 11 homes in Rolling Hills on the Palos Verdes peninsula south of Los Angeles. Dozens fled as 12 more were damaged. no lives were lost and a wedding at Wayfarers Chapel nearby was interrupted by the blaze.

Los Angeles UPI Rolling Hills Lofty Palos Verdes Peninsula Riverside Kern County California Mendocino County Frank Linda Gresick Wayfarers Chapel Pacific

FTC targets Liggett & Myers in dog food industry shakeup

The FTC warned of rising concentration in the $680 million dog food market and announced a proposed action to force Liggett & Myers to divest Perk Foods, maker of Vet’s and Perk dog foods. Liggett already owns Allen Products, maker of Alpo, after buying Perk in 1969. The agency cited mergers from 1964 to 1970 and noted the four largest firms controlled about 61 percent of sales in 1969.

Washington UPI Federal Trade Commission FTC Liggett & Myers, Inc Tobacco Company Perk Foods Inc Perk Liggett & Myers Allen Products Co Alpo

West Carrollton band trip bus wreck injures students and chaperons

A school bus carrying 36 West Carrollton high band members overturned on Interstate 75 in Troy Ohio. Ten more people were hospitalized after a three car crash and a two car smashup in separate lanes. The driver and a chaperon were among the injured. most students were treated and released. The band, aged 15 to 17, had been en route to a marching contest in St. Marys and had won the event the past seven years.

Troy Ohio UPI Tsugi McGowan West Carrollton St. Marys

Life saving inflatable pants for shock patients shown at AMA

Dr Burton H Kaplan unveiled pneumatic trousers at the AMA convention in New York that apply external counterpressure to push blood from the legs to the upper body, potentially delaying death for up to eight hours in shock. The device, already used by Miami rescue squads, may cost about 135 dollars when mass produced.

New York UPI Burton H. Kaplan U.S. Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory Ft. Rucker Ala Kaplan American Medical Association Miami Fire Department

Readers Back Nixon Stay Vote in Nonscientific Poll

The National Observer reported 69.1 percent of readers favored Nixon remaining in office in a nonscientific poll. Of 49,?045 ballots, 33,205 said stay on and 14,840 urged resignation, with readers from every state and ages 18 to 49 participating.

Washington UPI National Observer Nixon Observer The Agnew Mr. Nixon

Prison Guard Slayings Shocks Florence Arizona

Convicts at Arizona State Prison lured two guards into cellblock three by setting a mattress on fire and stabbed them to death in an apparently motive-less attack. Acting Warden Bud Gomes said the assault was deliberate and vicious.

Florence, Ariz UPI Arizona State Prison Bud Gomes Gomes Dale E. Morey Casa Grande Ariz Theodore J. Buckley Florence John Moran State Corrections Department Truman Lovelace Pinal County Lovelace Phoenix Harold Cardwell

Trade talks wind up in Prague with MFN status eyed

A 13 member National Machine Tool Builders Association delegation wrapped six days of talks in Prague on expanding U S Czechoslovak trade. Farley called the talks preliminary and noted Czech officials press MFN status to secure low tariffs, seen as key to boosting trade amid large U S imports from Czechoslovakia.

Prague UPI U.S James N. Farley National Machine Tool Builders Association United States Czechoslovakia Farley

38 Injured as DC8 Jet Crashes at Kennedy Airport

A Icelandic Airlines DC8 arriving from Iceland hard landed on the Kennedy Airport runway injuring 38 people. The jet carried 119 passengers and six crew. eight, including two flight attendants, remained in hospital with non life threatening injuries.

New York UPI Iceland Kennedy Airport Icelandic Airlines

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