U.N. Assembly Opens on World Energy Crisis Debates
The United Nations General Assembly convened in New York to tackle the global energy crisis. Algeria urged higher prices for developing nations, while six African heads of state attended alongside ministers from around the world.
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Boyle defense argues union officials conspired in Yablonski murders
In MEDIA Pennsylvania UPI reports the defense for Tony Boyle uses the courtroom to shift blame from Boyle to officials of a bankrupt Appalachian union district. They claim the officials conspired alone to kill United Mine Workers reformer Frank Yablonski and will present evidence today.
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Meir reportedly favors Dayan resignation in cabinet debate
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Golda Meir convened a special session amid reports she favors resigning Defense Minister Moshe Dayan rather than the entire cabinet over Israel's October war unpreparedness. Six of 23 ministers urged Dayan's resignation. others push for full government departure.
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Toffler decries schooling as future shock fallacy
Houston UPI report recalls Alvin Toffler telling the National School Boards Association that modern schooling trains children to conform and rote learning. He warned future shocks will demand adaptive skills beyond standardized forms and urged active learning tied to community service and jobs.
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Tame coyotes in Los Alamos attack two girls at sleepover
In Los Alamos New Mexico coyotes have become bold enough to roam streets and attack children. Marie Conn recalls a 12 year old girl bitten on hand and shoulder while sleeping outside with friends as others report similar incidents. Officials say hand raised coyotes may be mixing with wild populations and rabies shots are being considered.
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Seven GOP members denounce Nixon probe delay
Seven Republican members denounce Democratic leadership and staff for delaying the Nixon impeachment inquiry. They call for predecided rules of evidence and daily hearings. James St Clair should be allowed to sit in and cross examine witnesses. They warn partisan and unfair proceedings if blocked. The panel had aimed to finish by April 30 but now risks extending to late May. Rep Charles W Sandman urges daily meetings.
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White House closes the book on Nixon tax problems
The White House says it has closed the book on President Nixon's income tax issues. Deputy press secretary Gerald Warren refused to confirm a 5 percent negligence penalty or payment timing, noting privacy. Nixon will pay the full amount, borrow if needed, and has complied with congressional scrutiny.
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Ford tax returns show honest man assertion
Vice President Gerald R Ford’s confidential tax audit reported by Jack Anderson to UPI says Ford paid his fair share for 1967 to 1972. It lists total income of 375 402.26 and taxes of 150 091.44, with details on deductions and a clothing item adjustment.
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Tornado Watches in South Amid Snowstorm in New England
United Press International reports severe weather across the region with tornadoes and storms in the South killing a Georgia woman and damaging areas in eastern Tennessee and South Carolina. The National Weather Service issued pre-dawn tornado watches in northern Florida and southeastern Georgia as New England faced heavy snow warnings and predictions of 6 to 10 inches in south central New York.
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The Sting tops Oscars and plays six more weeks locally
The Sting wins best picture and six other Oscars. Papillon stars Steve McQueen and Dustin Hoffman in a first run at Cinema II. Harte and Manchester house cinephile fare, while weather and storms bring hazardous travel across several states with tornadoes, snow, and fires reported.
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