Couple reunites after 50 years as husband found
Eddie Rosenman 75 was found Sunday in a Miami hospital seven days after his wife Rebecca 70 reported his disappearance. He walked daily, lost memory after a stroke, and arrived with $173 in his yarmulke. The couple, longtime New York arrivals in Miami Beach, vowed to stay together.
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Gasoline shortage hits motorists nationwide during holiday weekend
Long lines and empty pumps hinder travel as motorists hunt for fuel across the United States. New York City precincts cut cruising amid shortages while Michigan opens more stations. Arizona and Oregon receive early allocations with little relief.
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Poison spill shuts Sydney river to recreation
In Sydney 12 000 gallons of potassium cuprocyanide leaked from a Sunbeam plant into the Cooks River. The toxin killed thousands of fish eels and birds over Christmas. workers removed 15 tons of dead fish. The chemical polluted the river via a storm drain and tributary. authorities will decide on prosecutions after a departmental report and expect to lift the ban in a few days.
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Abortion Legalized Sparks Nationwide Clinic Use Surge
A New York Times survey finds tens of thousands of abortions performed in major cities after a Supreme Court ruling. Women seek abortion as a right, while many states still limit access with laws, prices, and gatekeeping. facilities exist across neighboring states.
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Nixon Signs Seven Bills Before Trip to Asia Talks
President Nixon at San Clemente signed seven laws including a $375 million measure to promote Health Maintenance Organizations. The White House announced Kissinger would meet the President for a week of foreign affairs conferences as Kissinger and aides depart Washington for Los Angeles.
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Jet Set Spans Europe Amid Fuel Shortage Fun
Paris partiers ignore the energy crisis as discotheques stay lively and taxis dodge bans, while Rome and London adapt with private taxis and late night clubs. Princess Irene Galitzine and Baroness Guy de Rothschild weigh in as Italians shift hours and costs rise. Carlo Ponti and Sophia Loren join the private taxi trend, and London nightlife reemerges despite cuts.
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Gasoline stake out helps nab two murder suspects in Indianapolis
Indiana news report says Marion County deputies, after receiving word the suspects would flee town, staked out open gas stations near the couple's residence. Michael Anthony Goff, 26, and Marieta Susan Huffman, 23, both of Indianapolis, were arrested at a southside station and charged with murder in the shooting death of Stephen J. Abbott, 27, at an Indianapolis mall.
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Sirica Named Time Man of the Year for Watergate Efforts
Time magazine selects U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica as Man of the Year for pressing Watergate probes. The 68 year old jurist demanded evidence from the White House and helped reveal tapes and documents.
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Shooting suspect in Helena hospital after weekend killings
Russell McGuinness 31 of Boulder remains in satisfactory condition in a Helena hospital days after a shooting left a woman dead and a man injured. Deputy guards McGuinness as authorities note the wound appears personal in origin. The Martinell woman died at the Sheridan scene.
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Energy chief to probe petroleum stockpiling
Federal energy chief William E. Simon said the agency is examining whether fuel shortages have driven abnormal stockpiling by refiners importers wholesalers and end users of oil and refined products. He noted surveillance of propane and middle distillate allocations and described boosting enforcement staff to 900. A new Energy Users Council formed by trade groups will relay business concerns to government.
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