Richardson to decide if Agnew evidence goes to grand jury
Attorney General Richardson returns from vacation to determine whether federal prosecutors evidence in the Agnew case should be presented to a grand jury. No new decision is promised, and a spokesman says there is no guidance on when a ruling will come.
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UPI
Elliot L. Richardson
Massachusetts
Justice Department
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Richardson
Newsweek Magazine
Baltimore
Maryland
N. Dale Anderson
Baltimore County
U.S
George Beall
Teacher strike closes Federal Hocking district in Ohio
The Federal Hocking district near Athens canceled classes as about 70 teachers stayed home, delaying the start for 1,500 students. Talks with the school board centered on a master contract while unions in Youngstown and other areas sought to avert strikes.
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Federal Hocking
Athens
Youngstown Education Association
Youngstown
Campbell
Twinsburg
East Cleveland
Gallipolis
Vinton County
Amherst
Lorain County
Towns near Pope's home disinfected to halt cholera
Health authorities disinfected San Polo dei Cavalieri Tivoli and Marcellina near Castel Gandolfo to halt Italy s cholera spread after 88 year old Mauro Garofoli died from cholera. A 45 year old laborer Vincenzo Picchioni was hospitalized as Rome reports growing cases and mounting dehydration dangers.
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UPI
Pope Paul VI
Italy
San Polo Dei Cavalieri
Castel Gandolfo
Mauro Garofoli
San Polo
Naples
Bari
Garofoli
Tivoli
Marcellina
Vincenzo Picchioni
Carbon monoxide fatal to 3 while trying to kill rattlesnakes
In Cheshire Ohio three men died after pumping car exhaust into a water well to kill a rattlesnake nest. Fred D. Shields 42 entered the well to retrieve snakes and succumbed. his 73 year old father and 18 year old son John Shields both died attempting rescues. No snakes remained when bodies were recovered.
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Cheshire. Ohio
UPI
Fred D. Shields
Gallia County
Shields
Fred P. Shields
Jim Shields
Mt. Healthy
Record Grain Harvest Still Spurs Price Rise Fears
International demand drives rising grain prices despite a predicted record harvest. UN FAO warns higher imports will hit developing nations hardest as world stocks fall to a critical 23 million tons for 1973 74. Soviet purchases impact stocks while Moscow eyes a record harvest but may need more imports.
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U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
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Wheat Council
Council
Soviet Union
U.N. Food Organization
Moscow
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