Nixon Reimposes Oil Price Controls on Major Firms
The Cost of Living Council imposes Phase 3 oil price limits on 23 top oil companies. Prices for most petroleum products may rise only 1 percent on a weighted annual basis from January 10, 1973, with exceptions up to 1.5 percent and tighter rules beyond that. The move aims to curb inflation while ensuring adequate, reasonably priced oil supplies for consumers.
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Washington
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Council
Dunlop
Legal clash over abortion rights and fetal life debate
A Kearns resolution arguing life begins at conception drew dissent from Justice White's Roe v Wade criteria. Doctors testified abortions remain illegal without a licensed physician, while a federal panel ruled Indiana abortion laws unconstitutional.
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Kearns
Byron White
Indiana
Kerns
U.S
United States
Telephone tax phased out from Vietnam era levy
The 10 percent telephone excise tax, kept for Vietnam war funding, is being reduced to 9 percent on January 1 and will fall by one point annually until abolition in 1982. In 1970 unpaid taxes tied to antiwar protests reached 56,000 cases, with small sums sometimes seized by the IRS.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Drug and Burglary Charges Against Local Man
George Brent Mitchell 25 of 3113 S 12th St was arrested Tuesday evening on charges of second degree burglary possession of narcotic drugs and possession of drug paraphernalia. He is set to appear in justice of the peace court Wednesday as part of a city state policing crackdown that led to about 40 arrests in February 17 raids.
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George Brent Mitchell
S. 12Th St
Justice of the Peace Court
Mitchell
Indiana Men To Be Reunited With Families After Release
Three Indiana Air Force officers freed from a North Vietnam prison camp head to Wright Patterson Air Force Base for reunion with family. Col. James H. Kasler, Lt. Col. David Duart, and Capt. Herbert E. Buchanan, with former Gary airman Maj. Ronald J. Webb, return to U S bases after captivity. Kasler, Buchanan and Duart were captured in 1966 1967. Buchanan will be met by his parents, Duart by his wife Helen and their children. Webb to Andrews Air Force Base with his wife and daughter.
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Dayton, Ohio
Indiana
Air Force
James H. Kasler
Indianapolis
David Duart
Peru
Herbert E. Buchanan
Austin
Wright-Patterson
Kasler
Buchanan
Duart
Ronald J.webb
Gary
Ind
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Malcolm Grow Medical Center
Webb
Clark Afb
Philippines
United States
Base Exchange
Martha
Hubert FE. Buchanan
Helen
Poelker Wins St. Louis Mayor Nomination in Primary
Former FBI agent John H Poelker defeats Mayor Cervantes and State Rep James Conway in the St Louis Democratic mayoral primary with 48941 votes to 43340 for Cervantes and 13367 for Conway He will face Republican Joseph L Badaracco in the general election on April 3 The race also names John Bass as Democratic comptroller candidate and Fred Whaley as GOP contender Poelker cites 4000 business departures as a reason for change
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ST. Louis
John H. Poelker
FBI
Alphonso J. Cervantes
James F. Conway
Poelker
Cervantes
Joseph L. Badaracco
Don Young Takes Lead in Alaska Special Election
Alaska voters choose Don Young a Republican and former riverboat skipper to win the lone U S House seat. The 39 year old state senator led Emil Notti 31 555 to 28 307 with 347 of 433 precincts reporting after Begich disappeared on a campaign flight last October.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Don Young
Ft. Yukon
House of Representatives
Young
Uban
Emil Notti
Notti
Chief Orders Belts Tightened for Police Force
Jefferson County Police Chief Russell McDaniel orders forcewide weight standard conformance with a 2 percent pay deduction for noncompliance. He cites a sloppy image and threatens appearance before the Police Merit Board if slimmed down by mid June. Jupiter is noted with its distance and energy output.
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Louisville, Ky
Jefferson County
Russell McDaniel
McDaniel
Police Merit Board
Elderly Woman Encounters Digger Found in Fresh Grave
In Narburg West Germany an elderly passerby heard a groan and found a grave digger trapped in a freshly-dug grave he had excavated. He said he fell in after touring beer halls Monday and was freezing when rescued Tuesday.
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Narburg
West Germany
UPI
Pastore Pushes Curtail Spending in Federal Elections
Senator John O Pastore launches hearings on a bill to repeal equal time rules and curb campaign spending. The plan caps presidential, senate or house expenses at 25 cents per voting district resident, estimating up to 34.9 million dollars for a president and 168 thousand for a Rhode Island Senate bid. California would face about 13.9 million.
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John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Pastore
Senate
House
Rhode Island
California
Sadie MORNIN JUDGE and Juvenile Detention Fine
A list of juvenile and young adult drivers from Morocco and West Terre Haute faces penalties for traffic violations. Sadie MORNIN JUDGE, 17, altered license fine 53 dollars and 20 day detainment. Other offenders include Larry Wilsing 24 with signal violation 29 dollars Gregory Dawson 19 stop sign 18 dollars Kenneth Norton 31 no operator license 14 dollars Brad Cox 22 expired safety sticker 14 dollars Kenneth F. Anderson 40 expired safety sticker 14 dollars Benjamin Whippo 65 expired safety sticker unknown amount Jettie Faulkner Jr 24 expired safety sticker 14 dollars Robert Spitler II 17 improper muffler 14 dollars.
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John M. Anderson
Morocco
Ind
Kenneth R. Norton
West Terre Haute
Jettie H. Faulkner JR
Flea problem hits Rome courts and archives
Rome courts face a flea infestation hindering record searches. Clerks report archives are infested and officials have not disinfected the premises despite a request last October.
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Rome
UPI
Sawyer
ISU Campus Assault Case Traced Through Novincidents
Testimony detailed a suburban rape and kidnapping case on the Indiana State University campus. A witness described being abducted near Terre Haute and taken to a remote area for repeated assaults. Additional students testified to similar confrontations as the trial continues.
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Ind. 63
Mustin
Terre Haute
Hendricks Hall
ISU
University Health Center
Wright
Gillum Hall
Austin
5Th St
Jones Hall
Burford Hall
Berry
C. Joseph Anderson
Navy Cutbacks Inevitable Says Navy Chief In Newport
Admiral Elmo R Zumwalt Jr chief of naval operations says reductions in the fleet will force cutbacks in shore facilities He spoke at Newport Naval Base but did not specify which bases would close or be affected
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Newport, RI
Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Naval Operations
Newport Naval Base
Zumwallt
POW Wives’ Paris Plea Aided Prisoner Treatment
Air Force Maj. Robert Jeffrey told a VFW banquet that a 1969 trip to Paris, funded partly by the VFW and led by POW wives, spurred improved prison treatment and a new life for captives. Jeffrey's wife Joy spoke at the 1969 VFW convention urging help, and the wives later met with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong delegates in Paris.
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Washington
Paris
Air Force
Robert Jeffrey
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Jeffrey
Joy
Parasites and Malaria Highlighted as Major Diseases
The text notes that parasites range from one to many cells and identifies malaria as a major parasitic disease. It emphasizes the significance of malaria among parasitic illnesses.
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