Kissinger urges delay of SALT II until higher defense spending
Washington UPS Henry Kissinger joined former political foe in an uneasy alliance to delay SALT II until higher military spending is under way. Senator Culver rebuked Kissinger as he urged delaying the arms treaty vote until a new five year program and increased spending are in place. Defense officials call the plan impractical and say a revised budget would require months of work.
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Cockroach house comes down in Schenectady
The two story wooden house known for cockroaches was demolished starting about 8 am with insecticide sprayed on the rubble. Owner Peter Gavin had threatened to sue to halt the work. Residents Madeline Cooper and Iva Fletcher faced legal and welfare issues as officials moved to clear the site and relocate their pets.
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Albany
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Harris presence felt as Harris named HEW head
Patricia Harris resigns as housing secretary to become secretary of Health, Education and Welfare at the White House ceremony. HEW, the largest domestic agency, has a budget near 200 billion dollars and about 152000 employees. Harris criticizes OCR, signaling a political approach to civil rights cases while Sen. George McGovern defends the agency and urges continuity.
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World Airways workers strike at Oakland
More than 1,000 pilots flight attendants and mechanics walked off the job at World Airways in Oakland after 13 months without a contract. The senior vice president said picketing began at midnight and the company planned to operate flights but could not say which departures would be affected. The Civil Aeronautics Board noted other airlines could pick up stranded passengers and cargo from World’s all cargo flights if space allowed.
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World Airways
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World
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Oil slick heads for U S waters
U S government scientists warn a massive Mexican oil spill will enter U S waters within days and threaten Texas beaches next week. About 150 responders, including Coast Guard personnel, prepare for a long, costly containment effort as oil flows from a June 3 well blowout toward the Gulf of Mexico coast.
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U.S
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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Bay of Campeche
Brownsville
Robinson
United States
Jose Orozco
Coast Guard
Washington
Orozco
Gulf of Mexico
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Empire Stakes 50-Cent Lottery Winners Named
Albany UPI reports yesterday's Empire Stakes results. The two digit winner is 45 earning $10 while the three digit prize goes to 691 for $50. An exact match of both numbers on a ticket pays $2,500.
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Albany
UPI
State
Sano Sauce Receives Local Endorsement on Pasta
Mrs. Anthony J. Spazioso Sr of East Greenbush New York endorses Sano spaghetti sauce as the best for pasta after using Ragu and Hunt sauces. The letter highlights personal preference and regional taste without broader claims.
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Anthony J. Spazioso
East Greenbush
N.Y
Atomic drama key question remains
Investigators probing the Three Mile Island nuclear accident say blame is shared between human and mechanical factors. NRC officials argue operators could have prevented a serious accident by following procedures, while noting design and equipment also affected outcomes. The presidential commission chair emphasizes operator error as a factor among many, signaling potential legal implications for future suits.
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Three Mile Island
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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NRC
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Office of Inspection and Enforcement
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Commission
John G. Kemeny
Furthemore
Presidential Commission
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