Prosecutors told to present Agnew link to grand jury
A UPI report says Attorney General Richardson will push prosecutors to present information about Vice President Spiro Agnew to a Maryland grand jury probing political corruption. He weighs whether to seek an indictment and if witnesses will swear under oath. He must decide if a vice president can be indicted before removal by impeachment.
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Washington
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Elliot L. Richardson
Grand Jury
Baltimore
Agnew
Richardson
Congress
Negotiators Return To Bargaining Table At Chrysler
UAW and Chrysler negotiators resumed talks at the world headquarters in Highland Park eleven hours after a nationwide strike began. Woodcock cited unresolved issues including overtime, safety, skilled trades provisions, and a wage increase as causes for the walkout. Chrysler employs 127,500 in the U S and Canada with many workers already on partial duties as the strike marks Chrysler’s first national action since 1950.
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UPI
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United States
Canada
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Chrysler
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Highland Park
Woodcock
Gasoline dealers push for changes to Phase IV ceilings
Gas station operators nationwide plan to converge on Washington Saturday to press for revisions to Phase IV gasoline price ceilings. They also anticipate a Monday appeals court ruling on a challenge to the controls. Over 200 Memphis stations closed over the weekend as others threaten further shutdowns if Monday’s outcome is unfavorable.
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Memphis
Tenn
Opener delivers 20-13 thriller with late WVU punt return
In College Park Maryland West Virginia tops Maryland 20 13 on a dramatic final seconds punt return by Danny Buggs. The game featured a defensive duel eight seconds left and risked a 13 13 tie before Buggs sprinted 69 yards for the winning score.
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Danny Buggs
West Virginia
Maryland
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Mountaineers
Terps
Ben Kinard
Frank Russell
WVU
Russell
Chuck Brooks
Mountaineer
Louis Carter
Steve Mick-Mayer
Charlie Miller
Ade Dillon
Dwayne Woods
Frank Nester
Jeff Morrow
Tom
Zeke) Zakowski
John
Tree) Adams
Ron Brown
John Hardarie
Nester
Zakowski
Cholera exposure search near Port Lavaca motel leads to 100 contacts
Health officials hunt about 100 people who may have been exposed to cholera after contaminated well water at a Port Lavaca motel, where 52 families stayed last month. NCDC reports a prior cholera case tied to the site and seals the motel’s septic tanks while noting no widespread US threat. Separately, a fatal single car crash along U S 52 near Jaeger West Virginia claims two lives.
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UPI
Lavaca
Tex
National Center For Disease Control
NCDC
Port Lavaca
Liberals move to strip police aid from foreign aid bill
Senate liberals plan a major floor fight to delete U S police and prison support for South Vietnam from the foreign aid bill. They cite Nixon administration concealment of aid to South Vietnamese police and prisons amid reports of torture.
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United States
Nguyen van Thieu
Southeast Asia
National Council of Churches
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Charles Mathias Jr
Maryland
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Vance Hartke
Abourzek
Kennedy
Philippines
Brazil
Dale S. Dehaan
Petroleum rate hike demanded by OPEC ministers
OPEC officials meeting in Tehran agreed that the Tehran Agreement should be revised to raise payments for oil exports. Abderrahman Khene said ministers would form a negotiating team to begin talks with oil companies in several weeks. The Tehran Accord, signed in February 1971, runs through 1975 with no revision provision.
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UPI
Abderrahman Khene
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Tehran
Khene
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