Former justice of peace named city magistrate
The City Council unanimously appointed Hyman Copins a two year city magistrate term starting today replacing Mario Cota-Robles whose City Court term expired yesterday. Copins 69 has prior service as justice of the peace and chief magistrate in City Court.
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Edward Casanova
Butz reassures farmers on fuel shortages in Iowa
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz told over 30 farm spokesmen at an all day hearing in Des Moines that the voluntary fuel allocation program is working. He noted no tractors idled and cited Nixon’s priority, while farmers warned of possible fall shortages as energy supplies tighten and 1973 production rises. Ralph Hottstad of Fort Dodge warned of a 24 to 40 percent rise in petroleum demand in the next nine months.
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Tuskegee gun death puzzles campus community
Eloise Benefield a 49 year old white Cullman Junior High teacher drove 200 miles to Tuskegee Institute where she was shot twice in a campus parking lot. Police sought a black man with Afro hairstyle goatee and earring seen fleeing scene. No motive or witnesses reported. campus quiet as summer session ended.
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Australia wary as French A-tests may start within 24 hours
Australian Senator Arthur Giezelt said France could begin nuclear tests in the South Pacific within a day. Attorney General Lionel Murphy noted international opinion opposes the tests and that an ICJ case on a ban is ongoing. Public warnings affect air traffic near Mururoa Atoll while activists press Paris.
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Otis Elevator Employees Flee Argentina Over Blackmail
Thirteen foreign workers of the U S owned Otis Elevator Co left Buenos Aires after the firm received a terrorist blackmail demand. A man claiming to be from the Trotskyite People's Revolutionary Army called the Otis office and threatened death for an Otis executive unless 500000 dollars were paid and workers given a 1 percent raise.
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