September Rainfall Drenches County Reaching Near Six Inches
Washington County records nearly six inches of rain in September 1973, doubling the monthly average. The wet spell prompted road closures on Bottom Road near Pinesburg quarry and caused minor river rises while authorities reported no major accidents.
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Typhoon Liza Hits Mexican Coast With 130 MPH Winds
Typhoon Liza struck the west coast of Mexico with 130 mph winds near Los Mochis early today. The National Weather Service reported no immediate damage or casualties and expected rapid dissipation as the storm moved inland along the Gulf of California. Gale forces extended about 180 miles, with satellite images showing heavy rains. warnings noted a ship in the Gulf remained at risk though danger appeared past.
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Ali declares retirement to spread Moslem faith worldwide
World heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali says he is quitting boxing to devote energy to propagating Islam. He made the statement in Istanbul at a news conference urged by Wallace Muhammad, leader of the Black Muslim movement, after defending his title in New York.
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CIA examined Oswald as potential intelligence source
Newly released CIA documents show an officer considered using Lee Harvey Oswald for intelligence on the Soviet Union, conflicting with sworn Warren Commission testimony by Richard Helms that the agency never contemplated contacts. The material notes discussions in summer 1960 about Oswald's possible access to Minsk factory details and city sections, with deletions obscuring specifics of who discussed the matter.
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First Swine Flu Shots Begin Across Nation
The first swine flu vaccines start rolling out in the United States with an Indianapolis health fair serving as the official kickoff. Massachusetts patients at Maristhill Nursing Home in Waltham will receive the vaccine, with priority for high risk groups. Officials report initial shipments arrived unevenly and fear further irregular deliveries may hinder progress. Congress has allocated 135 million dollars for production and nationwide distribution under CDC oversight.
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Inside The Mail Today Fileueter theaat could keep Congres in business
Fragmentary note outlines a page 2 feature hinting at political reportage. It mentions Congress activity and public interest topics without providing concrete outcomes or identified individuals.
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Chrysler Raises 1977 Car Prices After GM Increase
Chrysler Corp follows GM with higher base prices for 1977 models. The average base price rises about 251 dollars with options adding roughly 15 dollars, lifting typical 1977 Chrysler cars to around 36,000 including shipping. The Volare starts at 34,470 and the New Yorker Brougham tops at 47,218.
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Justice Dept data tied to Ford campaign probe
Justice Department officials including Atty. Gen. Levi referred unverified campaign spending allegations involving Ford’s former congressional campaign to Watergate special prosecutor Charles Ruff. Investigators are examining Kent County Grand Rapids records for possible improper transfers to Ford’s personal use amid political scrutiny before the election. Ford denies any misdeeds and says Ruff’s inquiry will clear him, while others question motive.
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