Navy chaplain Jensen faces court martial on sex charge
Cmdr. Andrew F. Jensen a veteran Navy chaplain at Cecil Field faces a general court martial for conduct unbecoming an officer amid accusations of illicit sexual relations with two officers wives. The American Baptist Convention disputing the Navy's handling plans to monitor proceedings and may halt chaplain recruitment pending outcome.
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Stevenson to oppose Kleindienst confirmation doubts arise
UPI reports Senator Adlai Stevenson II pledges to oppose Richard G. Kleindienst as attorney general. He cites doubts about character integrity and professional ability amid questions over ITT antitrust settlement ties and a $400,000 contribution to the Republican National Convention. He warns of partisanship and fundraising influence in the Justice Department.
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Woman who had abortion fights husband in renewed court bid
Barbara Ann Fisher of Rockville Centre New York says her estranged husband C Thomas Fisher will press charges in a bid to void New York abortion law. She obtained an abortion two hours before service of a court order and plans a divorce and an order forcing him to pay $250. She cited lack of support for her 2 year old daughter and said she worked hard to provide. She hired birth control advocate William Baird for a March 20 hearing.
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Postal unit launches astrology tape line in Birmingham
The British Post Office, running the country’s telephone service, inaugurated a dial a horoscope program Monday in Birmingham. A caller reaches a tape by astrologer Maurice Woodruff that offers star forecasts and a birthday reading, selling the service as Star Line.
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Cyprus Archbishop Makarios May Resign Amid Crisis
Archbishop Makarios said he might resign as Cyprus president but warned it would cause national disaster. The Holy Synod's bishops demanded his public office be relinquished, delivering a letter to Athens via Cyprus embassy. He urged adherence to church rules and cautioned resignation could dissolve Cyprus government and provoke church bitterness.
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McDonalds delivers 6000 meals to Ohio Penitentiary
In Columbus Ohio McDonalds drove in 4000 hamburgers and 2000 orders of french fries to the Ohio Penitentiary after inmates refused kitchen duties. Prison officials staged the meal to feed 1900 inmates who had missed breakfast amid a hunger related protest and a worker grievance dispute. Warden Harald Cardwell met seven dining room reps to discuss grievances about grooming, cellmate choice, and pay amid the strike.
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States use of vast federal tax machine approved
Washington (UPI) The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively approved a plan to let states use the federal government vast tax system to collect their income taxes. The piggyback tax plan passed 11 to 3, with conditions that five states accept it and that state taxes equal at least 10 percent of all state income taxes. Proponents say it would raise state revenue by sharing federal forms, and taxes would be collected with federal returns. The Mills revenue sharing bill would provide 5.3 billion dollars yearly to state and local governments for five years, with restrictions on spending. The panel also favored a separate formula for distributing 3.5 billion to states and localities, based on rural population, urbanized areas, and per capita income, defining urbanized areas as states with 50,000 or more population.
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Auction of Penn Central memorabilia draws high prices
At Philadelphia's 6th Street Station over 1 04 paying customers opened a three day sale of more than 100000 items from the old Pennsylvania Railroad museum and library. Bidders complained prices were high as $200 bought two photo albums and $80 bought a dining car menu scrapbook.
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Need to Build Power Plant Network to Prevent Shortages
PG&E urges continued construction of electric plants and transmission lines to meet rising demand through 1979. Delaying projects could cause brownouts or blackouts as planning and regulatory processes take about 10 years per site. The company cites public agencies and environmental considerations as guiding the effort.
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