Soviet Vessels Refuse Port Escort in Bering Sea Standoff
Two Soviet fishing ships the Lamut and Kolyvan refuse to sail to Adak under Coast Guard escort after being seized near St Matthew Island for violating U S territorial waters. Armed boarding aboard the icebreaker Storis hold a ship skipper and Soviet fisheries official, as planes and a buoy tender bolster surveillance. In Washington the Cost of Living Council exempts small retailers under 100000 dollars in sales from price controls and about 45 percent of rental units from rent controls.
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Bering Sea
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Kolyvan
St. Matthew Island
Storis
Adak
Aleutians
Washington
Cost of Living Council
Ruling expected on stay of Richmond school merger
U S District Judge Robert Merhige planned a ruling on delaying the effective date of his Richmond area school consolidation order. The case faces appeal to the Fourth Circuit and then the Supreme Court amid debates over implications of a New Jersey decision and potential disruption to pupils and budgets.
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U. S. District Court
Robert R. Merhige Jr
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Merhige
State Board of Education
Henrico
Chesterfield
New Jersey
Frederick T. Gray
Chesterfield County
Robert L. McIlwaine
J. Segar Gravatt
Blackstone
William O. Douglas
Gravatt
Enterprise Returns to Tonkin Gulf Battle Stirs Air War
A U S Navy Phantom shot down a MIG21 over North Vietnam near Quan Lang air field as eight SAMs and antiaircraft guns fired at an unarmed reconnaissance jet. The Enterprise reportedly returned to the Gulf of Tonkin with its strike group, joined by Constellation and Coral Sea as part of the intensified campaign on the Ho Chi Minh trail. A lineman fell from a pole in Frederick County, injuring Floyd Larue who remains in unspecified condition.
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Ho Chi Minh
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Robert O’brien
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Quan Lang
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Potomac Edison
Frederick Motors
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Floyd Larue
Winchester
Winchester Memorial
Larue
Fleming Seeks 3rd Term on City Council
City Councilman James H. Fleming announced he would seek the Democratic nomination for reelection to a third term from the Second Ward. Six of the 12 councilmen have terms expiring this year, with the municipal general election in May. Fleming, 37, chairs the parks and recreation committee and serves on finance and fire and civil defense committees. he is a past president of the Jaycees and the Exchange Club.
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Mr. Fleming
The
Jaycees
Exchange Club
House delays final vote on 2.7 billion foreign aid bill
The House postponed final action on a 2.7 billion foreign aid bill and Morgan says he prefers delaying action until after the November elections. He cites the possibility of a new president and changes to Nixon's overhaul plan. The vote was moved to next Tuesday to avoid absentee supporters.
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House
Nixon
House Foreign Affairs
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Morgan
Winchester Democratic Committee Meeting Tonight
A meeting of the Winchester Democratic Committee is scheduled for 7 30 p m in City Hall Corporation Courtroom officials corrected a previous error that the meeting occurred last night and confirmed tonight as the date.
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Winchester Democratic Committee
Corporation
City Hall
Macy's Quitting Business Sale with Up to 70 Percent Off
Modernage Shoppe advertises reductions while Macy's quits with a large business sale offering up to seventy percent savings on all winter merchandise. Eagles members and guests receive free oysters and music on January 20 at 7 p.m. One group lingerie four off. Margaret L Hodgson Shop.
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Eagles
Margaret L. Hodgson
Virginia lawmaker proposes red white and blue license plates
Del. George N. McMath of Accomack introduced a bill on Tuesday to adopt red border blue letters and white background plates for 1973 aiming to add patriotism. The Division of Motor Vehicles would choose the exact layout while current color schemes rotate between black and white annually.
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Richmond
Virginia
Del
George N. McMath
Daccomack
Division of
McMath
Fires Hit Ingleside Hotel Under Construction
An insurance representative estimated Tuesday's fire at the Ingleside Hotel main building under construction in Staunton caused 150000 to 175000 dollars in damage. The blaze delays completion three to four months but owner Tommy Tucker affirmed the hotel will be completed.
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Ingleside
Staunton
Tarkington
W.T. Eavers
Tommy Tucker
Florida
Judge Merhige Faces Threats Over School Merger Ruling
Court judge Robert R. Merhige Jr says his order mandating an integrated merger of Richmond area public schools has drawn numerous threats forcing his wife and son to be protected by a federal marshal. He defends the decision and notes his personal life is separate from his role as judge.
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U. S. District Court
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Richmond-area
Merhige
CBS
Richmond School Board
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mark
Richmond
Morning Times-Dispatch
Afternoon News Leader
Virginia Cold Front Ends Warm Spell In State
A cold front swept across Virginia ending the day’s brief warming trend. The notice includes local ads for sales at Snag's Sport Shop and a clearance of shirts at 2.95, plus grocery specials at Ellis Shopping Center in Stephenson.
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Richmond
Virginia
Snag
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