Agnew Lawyers Gain Subpoena Power in News Leak Probe
The grand jury probing Spiro Agnew resumes as his lawyers win broad authority to depose any person in the United States with 48 hours notice. The secret sessions may involve newsmen, lawyers, DOJ officials, and associates. President Nixon supports Agnew against leaks. Agnew denies the bribery and extortion charges from his Maryland offices.
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Segretti aides describe GOP campaign trickery
Florida Young Republican Martin Douglas Kelly, 24, testified that Donald H. Segretti hired him to sow confusion disruption and malcontent among Democratic presidential candidates during the 1972 Florida primary. Segretti testified about political pranks and sabotage as Robert Benz of Tampa was set to appear before the committee.
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Witnesses tie defendant to Stennis shooting in testimony
Four witnesses testified that the defendant Tyrone Marshall spoke of the crime in the shooting of Sen. John C. Stennis. Marshall faces possible life imprisonment if convicted. Witness Michael Ginyard quoted Marshall saying I shot the dude twice.
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Indian health care education loans boosted
In Minneapolis Minnesota an AP report notes a new loan fund will guarantee up to 2500 dollars and subsidize interest for American Indian students with at least one eighth tribal blood. The fund supported by a 50000 dollar grant from the Louis W and Maud Hill Family Foundation aims to double Indian enrollment in health care programs at the University of Minnesota.
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Farm and food prices lead 25 year wholesale decline
Washington AP reports wholesale prices fell 6 percent in September the largest monthly drop since February 1948 led by farm products and processed foods and feeds while raw cotton and milk rose. Overall wholesale prices were down 1.8 percent unadjusted and 1.5 percent seasonally, with consumer finished goods easing 0.7 percent after August's rise.
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Taxes Due This Month Prompt Real Estate Hearings
County Treasurer Doris Garlock reminded taxpayers that the second half real estate taxes are due by October 31. A late payment penalty of eight percent applies after that date. First-half collections ran about normal totaling 1,254,895 dollars, with some owners paid for the full year.
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Local level solutions stressed for Indian health problems
Federal official Dr. Emery Johnson urges tribes to take initiative in delivering health care with CHR programs. More than 200 community health representatives attend the Seven States Indian Health Association fall meeting at the Leech Lake Reservation. The three day event includes groups from Minnesota and six other states and addresses funding inequities and local recruitment strategies.
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