Sealed Maryland grand jury probes Agnew era corruption
A special Maryland grand jury resumed work under unprecedented secrecy amid sealed corridors and restricted access. Indictments against local officials are anticipated as U S attorney Beall weighs whether to indict the Vice President or others in the Agnew related probe.
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Baltimore
Special Grand Jury
Maryland
Federal Court House
U.S
Thouse
Beall
Skylab 2 crew may receive final clearance for mission
Houston space center reports medical teams likely to approve the final 12 days of the 59 day Skylab 2 orbital flight for astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma who are set to return to earth on September 25. Solar astronomy medical experiments and two earth resource surveys were planned.
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Space Center, Houston
Space Agency
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Earth
United States
ITT antitrust case reopening ruled not in public interest
Attorney General Elliot Richardson told a Senate panel he would not reopen the 1971 ITT antitrust settlement. His remarks came during testimony on William Ruckelshaus’s deputy attorney general nomination. Richardson said reopening could injure public interests. The session also noted a Tunney request opposed by Richardson. Weather outlook shows variable clouds with a chance of showers, highs in the upper 60s to 70s, cooler nights.
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Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
ITT
Justice Department
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Ruckelshaus
Tunney
White House
Charles W. Colson
Nixon
AIM adopts conciliatory nationwide education push
AIM leaders Clyde Bellecourt and Vernon Bellecourt reveal a five hour symposium set for Sept. 25 at the University of Minnesota. The event aims to launch a nationwide education-type movement with entertainers Joan Baez Dick Gregory and possibly Marlon Brando. Bellecourt faces gun charge related to the Wounded Knee takeover but will not cooperate in Carter Camp’s prosecution.
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Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
S.D
AIM
Carter Camp
Bellecourt
Vernon
University of Minnesota
Joan Baez
Dick Gregory
Marlon Brando
Bellecourts
Israeli Air Force Downs 13 Syrian MIGs in Mediterranean Dogfight
Israeli jets shot down 13 Syrian MIG21s in a Mediterranean dogfight the largest since 1967. One Israeli plane was lost with the pilot rescued. a Syrian pilot bailed out and was saved. Ground targets were not mentioned. Air traffic to Beirut and Damascus halted with diversions to Nicosia as passengers waited.
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Mediterranean
Middle East
Syria
Beirut
Damascus
Soviet Union
Israel
Nicosia
Cosmetic reforms two years after Attica revolt in New York
Two years after the Attica uprising, New York officials tout minor changes described as cosmetic by reform advocates. Critics warn that major policy revisions await funding as the corrections department pushes a nine year master plan costing 276 million dollars to reduce maximum security inmates and start individualized rehabilitation, with education and halfway houses underfunded.
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Attica
N.Y
New York
Arthur Eve
Ernest L. Montange
Correctional Services Department
Wendy joins telethon cast for Minnesota flavor
Gov Wendell Anderson is added to the Democratic PARTY TELETHON cast joining four other Minnesota figures including Sens Walter Mondale Hubert Humphrey and former Sen Eugene McCarthy. The five hour show airs from Los Angeles on NBC from 6 p.m. Saturday to 1 a.m. Sunday to raise funds from small individual contributions.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Wendell Anderson
Democratic Party
Minnesota
Anderson
Walter F. Mondale
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Los Angeles
NBC
Entertainment World
Cox May Seek Extension to Clean Up Watergate Tapes
Special prosecutor Archibald Cox could ask Congress to extend the grand jury term beyond December 5 if access to White House Watergate tapes is not resolved by mid November. A second option is resubmitting evidence to a new grand jury. The appellate court decision is awaited by October 1 with a Supreme Court ruling likely by November 1.
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Washington
White House
Archibald Cox
Congress
U.S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Appeals Court
Sirica
Grand Jury
The best thing about oll is that it isn’t compulsory
A concise reflection notes that oll is optional and user choice matters. It highlights freedom from obligation and the value of voluntary participation. The tone is casual and promotional with no specific events or entities.
City council pledges quick action on airport needs
Bemidji City Council and the Airport Committee discussed a total review of proposed airport improvements to maintain federal certification. The plan, funded largely by state and federal sources, would require city funding of about 10 percent and immediate action after the written proposal is delivered.
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Bemidji
Todd Jansen
Pioneer
Jim Walker
Fedral
Federal Aviation Administration
Walker
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