Skeletons of three elderly residents found in locked Concord house
Police in Concord NH uncovered the remains of Grace Kenney 76 Roland 72 and Cecilia 4 after entering a locked Victorian house at neighbors' request. The bodies were found dressed in nightclothes on beds with a 50 degree interior. A thousand dollars in cash and groceries were left on the table. Cecilia likely died of natural causes. Grace and Roland reportedly died days apart as a family attempted normal life.
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Concord
Douglas F. Wyman
And
Cecilia
Grace
Russell
Roland
Ellsberg burglary case: Krogh pleads guilty to civil rights crime
Egil Krogh Jr pleaded guilty to conspiring to violate the civil rights of Dr. Lewis Fielding in the Ellsberg burglary. He admitted eight overt acts by government officials and said his motive was to act in conscience, dropping prior charges in a deal with prosecutors.
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Washington
Nixon
Egil Krogh Jr
Ellsberg
Fee
Krogh
Lewis Fieldr
Beverly Hills
White House
Watergate Grand Jury
Los Angeles
U. S
Gerard
Mawnan
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
David Young
Henry A. Kissinger
Io” Tor
Liddy
Energy plan shifts eyed to spur home oil production
The White House signaled no immediate gasoline rationing but explored price mechanism changes to boost home oil and distillates. Proposals include modest price increases for gasoline and distillate, optional voluntary coal plant switches, and a final plan due by the EEAG meeting on December 4.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Love
Camal Benote
EEAG
Cabinet Energy Group
Cost of
Ressary
George P. Shultz
Preina
Laird
Congress
Senate approves Social Security hike package
The Senate voted 66 to 8 to raise monthly Social Security benefits by seven percent immediately and four percent more next June, with a 10 percent work bonus for parents earning under 4,000 dollars a year. The bill also raises the taxable wage base, expands welfare and Medicare provisions, and includes anti-desertion measures. House plans differ with a March plus June 7 percent plus 4 percent rise, White House favors June after veto pressure, and conference battles loom.
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Senate
HOUSE
White House
Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Sess
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
United States
Sai
City police get a 58751 grant for school liaison
The Indiana Criminal Justice Planning Agency approved about 1.6 million in grants with Anderson getting 58751. A 45000 grant funds a police school liaison program assigning officers to Anderson area high schools for counseling lectures and law education. 13751 supports ongoing police legal advisory services.
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Indiana Criminal Justice Planning Agency
Anderson
Paddy Jamerson
The
Herald
Hard Times Sunday Fuel Fears Sweep Nation
AAP survey shows most service stations plan to shut pumps Sunday, signaling widespread fuel shortages. The Nixon administration faces planning hurdles for potential gasoline rationing as pages 2 and 8 explore the unfolding energy crisis and related sports and public affair updates.
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Associated Press
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Ead
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Ente Group
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Warren
Washington Post News Service
Bob Dole
Somits
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Roy Proctor
Madison Heights
Highland
Kenny Heifner
Alexandria
U.S
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Indianapolis
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Charleston
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
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