Helms admits withholding CIA Chile information
Former CIA Director Richard Helms testified he intentionally withheld full details from Senate committees about CIA actions in Chile and the Nixon era plan to oust Marxist Allende. The secret testimony, released in censored form, also notes earlier denial of overthrow attempts.
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Dear Abby columns on marriage and etiquette themes
A reader asks about leaving a five year marriage for a new romance amid impotence issues. Abby advises that uncovering the impotence provides grounds for annulment and suggests honest conversation before any decision. Notes on fish pain and other readers' domestic dilemmas follow with pragmatic guidance.
Muskie weighs 1976 bid and Senate reelection
Senator Edmund S. Muskie says he is in a state of suspended animation about a 1976 presidential bid while planning to run for re election to the Senate in Maine next year. He notes a lingering pull toward the presidency but intends 1975 to be focused on the Senate and weighs whether a campaign could be feasible this cycle.
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Tax Reform Ethics Bills Move Through South Carolina Legislature
In Columbia the 1975 South Carolina session advances major measures. Ethics bills reach the Senate for consideration while House panels may amend Senate ethics proposals. Property tax reform seeks uniform classifications and statewide assessment ratios. Massage parlors licensing moves, and a right turn on red bill nears final House action.
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South Carolina Consumers Pessimistic About Economy
A USC center study of 800 urban South Carolinians finds consumer sentiment sliding from 75.1 to 62.7, a drop of over 12 points between July 1974 and January 1975. The twice yearly survey measures outlook on the economy business conditions and personal finances.
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Goren on Bridge Chessboard Queries and Answers
The column presents bridge questions with hypothetical hands and bidding options. It explores conservative versus aggressive partner values in six no-trump bids, opening with four hearts on a nine card suit, overcalls and doubles after auctions, and a pass response to one diamond open when vulnerable.
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Kissinger Leaves For Middle East Mission With Ford Backing
President Ford voiced strong support as Henry Kissinger departed for a 10 day trip to the Middle East to discuss a new disengagement agreement with Israeli and Egyptian leaders. Kissinger headed from Andrews Air Force Base after a warm sendoff by Ford, Rockefeller and cabinet members in freezing weather. He will first meet Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin in Jerusalem before continuing talks with other Israeli officials.
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