Probes Slated Into Soviet Wheat Sale
Two major investigations are promised into the Soviet wheat sale. FBI probe ordered by Nixon would address advance sales information and USDA officials. A House subcommittee planned for February or March to examine farmer versus exporter profits and deal details.
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McGovern Seeks Labor Backing in Columbus Visit
Democratic hopeful George McGovern drew about 7000 supporters at Port Columbus Airport in a labor oriented rally. He planned to tour Western Electric before heading to New Jersey, attacking the Nixon White House over Watergate and the Russian wheat deal and pledging swift post inauguration repatriations.
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Shots Fired Over Border on Syrian Israeli Ceasefire Line
Across the Syrian Israeli cease fire line gunfire erupted again at dawn with Arab gunners in Syria firing toward the Golan Heights. No casualties were reported as Israeli forces returned fire and tensions mounted over European terror attacks. Ami Shachori, an Israeli agricultural attaché, was killed by a booby trapped parcel from Amsterdam, with replacements and other diplomats targeted as security authorities intercepted additional bombs in London Geneva Paris.
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Agnew Suggests Watergate Was Set Up
Vice President Spiro Agnew said he has a personal theory that someone set up the Watergate raid to embarrass the Republicans, offering no evidence. He spoke in St Louis during his 1972 campaign swing and urged punishment for those guilty while denying top Republicans were involved.
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Lima State Hospital to shrink and transfer inmates
Ohio mental hygiene director Dr. Kenneth D. Gaver said Lima State Hospital will be phased down over three to four years with about 800 of its 1,000 patients moved to other facilities. Gov. Gilligan backs the plan, which could lead to total shutdown. The facility houses criminally insane patients under maximum security.
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Lima State Hospital
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John J. Gilligan
Lima State
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Ellsberg Sues Government Over Wiretap Allegations
Dr Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo along with 17 attorneys sue the government for 1 million, claiming illegal electronic eavesdropping. The case arises as their Los Angeles espionage and theft trial awaits a Supreme Court ruling on defense wiretap challenges.
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Proposed Acquisition of CSOEC by American Electric Power
The Justice Department urged the SEC to block the purchase saying it would substantially eliminate competition. The brief warns that approval could reduce a seven-firm Ohio industry to two. American Electric Power, a holding company with seven Ohio and regional subsidiaries, seeks CSOEC common stock.
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Warner shot during escape bid in Gallia County
Michael Lewis Warner, an imprisoned armed robber from the Athens Stop-N-Go case, was shot in the leg Tuesday while being moved from the Gallia County Courthouse after arraignment. He fled but was subdued. deputies fired as he failed to halt. He pleaded innocent to Athens escape charges. trial set for November 13 in Gallipolis.
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Gallia
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Senate approves rail transit use of highway funds
The Senate voted 48 to 26 to let states divert part of federal highway allotments into rail projects. The provision, attached to an $18 billion highways transit bill, would move 1.6 billion over two years for rail and transit needs while continuing highway aid. Transportation Secretary Volpe praised the move as giving cities flexible options.
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North Vietnamese press new blows as Thieu visits Quang Tri
North Vietnamese forces strike Quang Ngai province while President Thieu tours recaptured Quang Tri City. U S bombing totals pass 100 aircraft downed in the 542 month campaign. Air force, navy and marine bombers conduct over 310 strikes. Ba To and Duc Pho endure mortar attacks as highway 1 supply lines face isolation.
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