Prosecution Weighed in CIA Assassination Plots
Justice Department officials weigh charges over CIA assassination plots described by the Senate intelligence committee. The 346 page report cites eight plots against Fidel Castro and a scheme against Patrice Lumumba, with no foreign leaders killed. The panel urges a new law making it a crime to assassinate foreign officials outside the United States.
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Justice Department
Senate Intelligence Committee
Atty
Edward H. Levi
CIA
U.S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Patrice Lumum
Raul
United States
Ford
Congress
Lumumba
District of Columbia
Richard Bissell
Department
Patrice Lumumba
More Gas Available but Cost Up in Ohio
Ohio receives new natural gas supplies from intrastate Southwest sources and Columbia Transmission boosting reserves and easing shortages. PUCO estimates average delivery cost to Ohio at 2.61 per million cubic feet, higher than current rates, with December billings marking reduced rationing across Ohio and six other states.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Columbia Gas
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Marvin E. White
Columbia
PACO
David Sweet
Southwest
Columbia Transmission Co
Sweet
White
Columbia Gas System
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New York
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
PUCO
Columbia Gas Raises Winter Supply Cited 10 Billion Cu Ft Increase
Columbia notified customers that gas supply levels are under review and may change with temperatures in its service area and conservation efforts. Earlier this month PUCO said winter supply rose by 10 billion cubic feet, leaving Columbia about 19 percent below pre-energy crisis levels.
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Columbia
PUCO
Reagan Undaunted by Gun Incident in New Hampshire
Ronald Reagan faced questions from a New Hampshire audience after a Miami toy pistol incident. Secret Service tightened security as he defended fiscal conservatism and welfare reform while campaigning to challenge President Ford.
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Manchester
N.H
Ronald Reagan
Miami
New Hampshire
Bedford
Holly
Wood
California
Reagan
Charlotte
N.C
Chicago
Los Angeles
Ford
New Hamp
Didate
Spain Reacts to Franco Death as King Victory Looms
Crowds file past the body in Madrid as police tighten security after Franco's death. Officials prepare for funeral rites and the burial at Valley of the Fallen while Pedro Calderon leads mourners and foreign delegations arrive for the ceremony.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
National Palace
Franco
Carlos Arias Navarro
Palace
Juan Carlos
Nelson Rockefeller
U.S
Augusto Pinochet
Chile
Santiago
Ford
United States
Seamen Testify About Sunken Ship Near Edmund Fitzgerald
Captain Jesse B. Cooper of the Arthur M. Anderson and first mate Morgan Clark testified at a Coast Guard inquiry that the Fitzgerald disappeared from radar about 15 minutes after last radio contact on November 10 in Lake Superior. They described calm tone before loss, high winds up to 58 knots, 20 to 30 foot waves, and last known position about 10 miles south of their ship as they moved toward Whitefish Bay.
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Cleveland
Edmund Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Lake Superior
U.S. Coast Guard Board of
Jesse B. Cooper
Tequesta
Fla
Arthur M. Anderson
Morgan Clark
South Bend
Ind
E. R. McSorlery
Clark
Cooper
Tax hike likely in New York City aid plan
Albany AP reports the New York legislature aims to pass a $200 million city tax package including a 10 percent rise in city residents income taxes to win federal approval for aid. Gov Carey says a $150 million interim loan plan is nearly ready to avert default next week and keep the city afloat until December 11.
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Albany
N.Y
New York City
Ford
Municipal Assistance Corp
Hugh Carey
Carey
Congress
Ohio Housing Bonding Authority Faces Supreme Court Test
The Ohio Housing Development Board seeks to issue revenue bonds to fund housing construction. Its assistant director said Thursday the law granting bonding power may be unconstitutional, a doubt that has lingered since the board's creation.
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Columbus, Ohio
Supreme Court
Ohio Housing Development Board
Cancer patient Linda Marcum arrested on old drug charge
Linda Hardy Marcum, once highlighted as dying from cancer and mother of three, was charged with possession after a police search found two ounces of marijuana. She pleaded innocent and the case was continued. A bench warrant from Sept 23, 1974, had not been served.
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Columbus, Ohio
Linda Hardy Marcum
Woman to blow new Kanawha River bridge as gift to husband
Barbara Oros of Charleston won a Daily Mail contest with 2,789 entries to present her 40th birthday gift by detonating explosives Sunday morning and bringing down the old Kanawha City Bridge across the Kanawha River after her husband asked to see the bridge blown up.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha City Bridge
Barbara Oros
Charleston Daily Mail
Midwest Blizzard Devastates Plains to Midwest States
The storm dumped up to 16 inches of heavy snow in Minnesota as blizzard conditions extended from Colorado through Kansas Nebraska and Iowa into the Dakotas Michigan and Wisconsin. The Nebraska State Patrol urged motorists to avoid I 80 as the storm caused at least three deaths.
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Associated Press
Upper Midwest
Weather outlook cloudy and colder with possible snow
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and colder temperatures with a chance of snow flurries tonight, lows in the low to mid 20s, and partly to mostly cloudy conditions with continued cold into Saturday. Saturday highs will reach the low to mid 30s with a 20 percent chance of precipitation.
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