Nixon to Appeal Ruling on Watergate Tapes
President Nixon ordered his lawyers to appeal to the U S Court of Appeals the ruling by Judge Sirica directing him to turn over the Watergate tape recordings for private inspection. He said he would file a notice of intent to appeal before a looming stay expiration as the battle moves toward the Supreme Court.
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Gasoline controls delayed to September 7
The Cost of Living Council delayed the effective date of retail gasoline controls to Sept. 7 because of court challenges. About 165,000 brand name dealers will be affected by the price framework using the Aug. 1 base price plus dealer markup. Some dealers warn of potential shutdowns though the AAA says widespread closures unlikely this weekend.
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Ft Grant to be phased out as state facility
The Ft. Grant boys institution will be closed by July 1, 1974 due to diminishing returns. Moran and lawmakers say it's no longer economical to run the large staff and facility for a declining youth population. There are now 123 staff for 141 inmates, with budget contrasts between Ft. Grant and the state prison. Halfway houses and foster placements further reduce Ft. Grant use, and no new commitments from Pima County have occurred since March.
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State Department of Corrections
John J. Moran
Charles King
Tucson
Moran
Addi
Phoenix
Pima County
Submarine crewes link sunken sister sub in Atlantic rescue
Cork Ireland report says a two man rescue submarine hooked a life line to a sunken sister sub 1375 feet down and preparations to raise the craft were under way aboard the Vickers Voyager. Port aux Basques Newfoundland news notes 2080 U S tourists stranded seek airlift home as Canadian railroad strike persists. House of Commons approved a pay raise but workers demand higher before returning to work.
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Ireland
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Vickers Voyager
Port Aux Basques
Mfld
UPI
U.S
Newfoundland
House of Commons
Thirteen Steel Firms Indicted in Texas Conspiracy Case
A federal grand jury in Houston indicted 13 steel companies for conspiring to restrain trade in Texas. Executives declined to comment. The list includes U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel, the nation’s top two producers.
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Houston
Texas
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Bomb Uproots Guests From Hyde Park Hotel
A bomb on the edge of Hyde Park in London prompted more than 1,000 hotel guests to flee into the streets in their nightwear. There were no casualties reported from the IRA blast.
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UPI
Irish Republican Army
Britain
Hyde Park
No Hope Leads Parents to Let Injured Son Die
In Orlando, doctors said 20 year old Paul Wojcik was beyond help after a traffic crash. His parents, following advice from surgeons and a priest, requested removal of breathing tubes and allowed his kidneys to be harvested for transplant into others. Paul, an A student at Florida State University, was struck Sunday by a stolen car whose driver fled on foot. The family cited his desire to help others live as a guiding motive.
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Fla
Paul Wojcik
Florida State University
Wojciks
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