Kissinger Withheld Intelligence on Soviet Violations from Congress
Documents show Henry Kissinger kept at least five U.S. intelligence reports secret from Congress and top officials about possible Soviet arms violations. The 1973 silo report and other materials were delayed so Kissinger could consult with the Soviets first, leaving figures like Secretary William P. Rogers uninformed.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Congress
William P. Rogers
Kissinger
U S Intervention Faces Senate Test Over Angola Funds
The Senate weighs an amendment to the defense bill that would block American money from backing factions in Angola except for intelligence gathering, marking the first test of congressional moves to end U S intervention.
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Washington
U.S
Angola
Senate
Bush Likely To Get Past CIA Nominee Bush
Washington AP reports George Bush appears certain to win Senate confirmation as CIA director after hearings. Only two of sixteen Senate Armed Services Committee members publicly oppose his nomination to succeed William Colby.
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Washington
George Bush
Senate
CIA
Senate Armed Services Committee
Bush
William Colby
Responsibility Argued In Paris
Iran rejected Kissinger s claim that oil producing nations bear most responsibility for developing nations financial troubles. Interior Minister Jamshid Amouzegar told the Paris conference that the industrialized West is primarily responsible for the economic distress of poorer countries.
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Paris
Iran
Henry A. Kissinger
Jamshid Amouzegar
Conference On International Economic Cooperation
West
Beirut Civil War Cease-Fire Near Collapse Amid Fighting
Christians and Moslems fought in Beirut Tripoli and five villages as the 15th cease-fire in Lebanon's civil war teetered. Left-wing Moslem gunmen seized a 600-ton fertilizer ship in Tripoli accusing its Lebanese owners of backing the right-wing Phalange party.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
Christian Phalange Party
SC Board Approves Consulting Firm for Social Services
Board chairwoman Mrs. T K McDonald says the South Carolina Board of Social Services unanimously backed Gov James B Edwards plan to hire a consulting firm for 12 to 18 months to straighten administrative snarls in the Department of Social Services.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Grandparents Plead Guilty in Naples Abduction Case
In Naples Florida Nelson and Elizabeth Kelber pleaded guilty to abduction charges after a lengthy custody dispute with the boy’s parents. The court allowed the 10 year old Harvey Kelber Jr. to remain living with his grandparents following the agreement.
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Naples
Fla
Harvey Kelber Jr
Nelson and
Elizabeth Kelber
Aiken TEC seeks funds for expansion of education center
Aiken Technical Education Center Director Ashley Little urged the Aiken County Board of Commissioners to provide 1.381 million of 3.715 million needed for a larger campus. Federal funds would cover most of the project if the county provides the remainder. A potential Channel 44 ETV station on campus could be funded by a 400 thousand dollar shell from the county.
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Aiken
Little
S.C Educational Television
ETV
TEC
Patricia Payden
Channel 44
Public Hearing Jan. 6 On Closing Old Facility
Aiken County Board of Commissioners gave initial approval to an ordinance to close the old Aiken County Hospital when the new HCA facility opens. A public hearing is set for January 6, 1976 before final reading. The vote followed a two hour executive session and included hiring of John Henry Williams as county attorney.
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Eric Higgs
Aiken
Harold V. Graybeal
Cleve Edmunds
Lucas Ray
Ralph F. Cullinan
Charles W. Prosser
L. Vernon Davis
Forest L Kirby
Defendants Sentenced In Break-In At Drug Store
Two men, Richard Wiggens and John R. Dasher, received three year terms for housebreaking in the Graniteville Platts Drug Store break-in on Sept 18. A third suspect, Mike Hatfield, faces later trial. Reesie Carlyle Bush was sentenced to two years after pleading guilty to purse snatching.
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Richard Wiggens
John R. Dasher
Platt
Graniteville
Wiggens
Dasher
Aiken
Aiken County
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Reesie Carlyle Bush
Bush
TwinFund Drives Over 8 000 Mark
Aiken County residents donated to the Salvation Army and Jaycees totaling 8154.61 to aid needy families this Christmas. Donations may be sent to Salvation Army P O Box 439 Aiken.
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Aiken County
Salvation Army
Jaycees
P.O
Aiken
Rain and Cold Air Expected After Rain Diminishes
Weather outlook shifts from rain to cold spell as clearing skies bring a freeze tonight. Expect a low near freezing and a high under 50 degrees tomorrow with a 10 percent rain chance and about six hours of sunshine. A statewide forecast hints at possible snow this weekend.
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Weather Bureau
Licensing Procedure Needs To Be Stabilized
Ben C. Rusche, NRC director of Nuclear Reactor Regulations, told the American Nuclear Society meeting that regulatory guides, design standardization, and standard review plans are key to stabilizing the licensing process. He aims for a 14 month application period, but noted 17 months more realistic in half the cases. The NRC began January 19 under ERA with aims of independence openness efficiency and predictability.
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Augusta
Ben C. Rusche
American Nuclear Society
Rusche
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Hospital dispute spurs private county hit on hospital sale plan
In a tense meeting the Medical Staff urged closing the county hospital as the Aiken Community Hospital set to open in January. A Committee of the Whole was convened while aides moved to private sessions and the board hired Williams as county attorney for 8200 dollars yearly plus 25 dollars an hour for special services.
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G.C. Heyl
Aiken County Hospital
Aiken Community Hospital
Cullinan
Kirby
Graybear
Williams
Graybeal
Board of Commissioners
Prosser
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W Corley
Lonnie
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James L Holden
Lester C Reed
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