Parents and Children Protest Busing Practices
About 20 parents and children, led by Mrs. Gary Pierce and joined by Frederick County Supervisor Richard Madigan, walked half a mile to Round Hill School in a chilly protest for safer bus transportation. Signs read Keep Us Safe and We Want Safe Bus Transportation Now as two sheriff's deputies escorted the group.
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Nixon Agnew hold lengthy private meeting amid resignation rumors
President Nixon and Vice President Agnew met privately as rumors of Agnew's resignation circulated. A White House spokesman refused to discuss the meeting or rumors, while local报道 described protests over Frederick County bus transportation and calls for school board action.
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Health Dept Under State Police Investigation In Maryland
The Winchester Frederick County Health department learned it has been under state police investigation for several months. At a meeting with the Frederick County Board of Supervisors officials, Supervisor Richard Madigan said he asked the state police to examine irregularities in the community.
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August Prices Jump 1.8 Percent in August
The government reported consumer prices rose 1.8 percent in August the sharpest jump in 26 years with meat poultry and eggs driving the surge. Food costs alone climbed 6 percent in August a record since 1933 as price controls traced back to June.
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Out-of-Court Tape Settlement Fails in Watergate Case
U S Court of Appeals returns to constitutional questions after White House tapes settlement talks fail. Archibald Cox and Wright report no fruit from three meetings. Sirica’s ruling on tapes likely to be appealed to the Supreme Court by Oct. 1. Cox seeks tape access as vital grand jury evidence amid ongoing Watergate prosecutions.
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Menus Resumed By The Star
The Star restarts weekly publication of area school menus. The menus appear on page 7.
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Fuel Oil Allocation Seen Almost Certain
The White House is poised to impose mandatory allocation on wholesale home heating oil and propane with possible extension to diesel fuel. Proclamations are expected soon, and a plan may later cover all petroleum fuels including gasoline.
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White House
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London Learns to Live With Bomb Menace
Londoners adapt to a surge of letter and parcel bombs as police issue warnings and bomb disposal units respond at stations and offices. The spate began August 18 and has sparked widespread caution in offices, banks, and shopping districts while shoppers press on with daily activities. London’s financial hub remains calm amid security checks and public broadcasts.
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Stanek sextuplets' mother notes differences among survivors
Edna Stanek, mother of five surviving infants from the Stanek sextuplets, says she cannot tell newborns apart yet though differences emerge. Doctors report John and Jeffrey in good condition while Steven Nathan and Catherine are satisfactory and on respirators at Colorado General Hospital. In Detroit, UAW expects lopsided Chrysler contract ratification as 69 locals vote this weekend to complete tallying by Sunday for 127,500 workers nationwide.
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Democrats Discuss Reform Rules for National Convention Delegates
In Washington a reform commission meeting deliberated new guidelines for selecting Democratic national convention delegates. The panel aims to shape proceedings and ensure fair representation across the party.
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Jim Croce among six dead in Natchitoches plane crash
Recording star Jim Croce was killed in a charter plane crash near the Natchitoches airport after a Northwestern State University performance. Pilot Robert N. Elliott of Dallas and five others in the tour group died when the twin engine plane crashed about 200 yards from the runway end after hitting a tree.
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Penney’s Super September Deals Spur Window and Wear Sales
Local ads promote Penney’s Super September with 20 percent off made to measure draperies and 15 percent off men’s plaid flannel shirts this weekend. Offers include 100 jackets and boys jackets plus tailored draperies to fit any window and a stress message to call Concern at two numbers.
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