Haldeman declines comment in $1.3 million suit in Charlotte
H R Haldeman answered briefly during a two hour deposition in a civil suit filed by protestors barred from a Nixon event at Charlotte Coliseum. The case accuses Haldeman and two other Nixon aides of involvement in security measures that blocked attendees. The suit seeks $1.3 million and no trial date is set.
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Nixon
Washington
Red Hornets
Charlotte Coliseum
U. S. District Court
James B. McMillan
White House
William Henkel Jr
Drought Threatens New England Crops and Forests
Prolonged drought across New England worsens fire danger and crop stress while forests face bans on open burning. Maine reports 120 fires this month though most are small. New Hampshire counties impose wooded-area restrictions amid evaporating wells and reservoirs.
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Peter A. Brown
United Press International
New England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
National Weather Service
Mt. Desert Island
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockingham
Strafford
Granite State
Howard Townsend
Nation clash over population control at world conference
At the World Population Conference in Bucharest the United States pushes for a global population growth limit while many developing nations seek a new world economic order to lift living standards. Argentine calls for addressing inequities in the international economy gain support as Kenyan delegate Jusuf Ali Eraj rejects the premise that family planning alone will solve poverty.
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West
Argentina
India
Africa
Asia
Latin America
U.S
Caspar W. Weinberger
America
Jusuf Ali Eraj
Eraj
Alabama to resume federally funded sterilization operations
Alabama Board of Health approves resumption of federally funded sterilizations lifting a yearlong ban after a suit claimed Minnie and Mary Alice Relf were sterilized without parental consent. The suit also named Katy Relf and former White House aides Erlichman and Dean, alleging delays in guidelines that protected patients.
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Mary Alice Relf
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White House
John Erlichman
John Dean
Legion opposes general amnesty in Vietnam draft cases
The American Legion closed its 56th annual convention with a unanimous stance opposing general amnesty for Vietnam era draft evaders and deserters. Delegates urged individual trials under military justice codes and backed President Ford’s conditional amnesty approach. They elected James M Wagenfeller as national commander and sent a request to Ford on GI Bill increases for Vietnam veterans.
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UPI
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Ford
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Chicago
James M. Wagenfeller
Lancaster
Ohio
California
U.S. Servicemen’s Fund
Jane Fonda
USSF
Bien Hoa Air Base Hit as Attacks Ramp Up Near Saigon
Communist rockets struck Bien Hoa air base and a nearby mental hospital, killing eight and wounding 17. In Tay Ninh, Lam Buu Lam outpost fell after a 10-minute assault, weakening defenses north of Saigon as infantry and tanks moved to counter the drive on Tay Ninh city.
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UPI
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Tay Ninh
Lam Buu Lam
Penn Central Reports Reduced July Loss Amid Cash Strain
Penn Central Railroad, bankrupt, posted a July net loss of 6.6 million, down 15.6 million from July 1973, as July freight revenues reached 170.6 million, up 41.5 million year over year. Despite higher expenses and a first seven months loss of 110.2 million, trustees warned of more than 15 million in cash shortfalls by August 30 and described steps to ease the gap.
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UPI
Penn Central Railroad
Federal Bankruptcy Court
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