Supreme Court reviews EPA radioactivity jursdiction case
The Supreme Court acted on several items including review of EPA authority to regulate radioactive discharges from Atomic Energy Commission facilities. Other actions include affirming or denying reviews on garnishment procedures, union anti trust questions, election review limits, and presidential export quota negotiation without Congress. Dissenting opinions noted by justices Douglas Rehnquist.
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Cuba returns plane hijackers to United States
Cuba began sending hijack suspects home to the United States amid a broader State Department note on possible thaw in relations. In Louisiana, five crewmen trapped aboard a capsized oil rig survived 20 hours by air pockets and prayer as divers reached them. a sixth man remained missing. Coast Guard said the missing crewmember was likely thrown overboard, and divers would not continue the search. The rescued men received decompression treatment in Grand Isle and New Orleans. The State Department reported three American hijackers released by Cuba to Barbados and FBI custody, with no confirmation whether this signals a new policy shift.
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Doctors' slowdown may shut 25 New York hospitals
United Press International reports a physicians strike and a California truce threaten to close 25 private New York state hospitals within two weeks if malpractice disputes persist. California doctors return to work amid hopes for a legislature solution. Pennsylvania and Rhode Island actions address malpractice insurance and commissions. A.G. Connorton warns half closures could hit New York City as admissions fall.
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Jury ponders verdict in SLA members' trial
In Sacramento, a jury deliberating the November 1973 cyanide-bullet murder of Marcus Foster and the attempted murder of deputy Robert Blackburn failed to reach a verdict after four days. Defendants Joseph Remiro and Russell Little, both white, face nine weeks of testimony with witness descriptions noted.
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Sato to be buried later this month
Former Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato who steered the nation to prosperity will receive a national funeral later this month in Tokyo. Prime Minister Takeo Miki and the Liberal Democratic Party approved the plan, with a posthumous Collar of the Supreme Order of Chrysanthemum to honor him.
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Britain set for June Common Market referendum vote
London reports a close race as Britain nears its June 5 referendum. Prime Minister Wilson predicts a yes, while Anthony Benn and anti-market supporters counter with warnings of job losses and higher prices. Edward Heath campaigns for yes alongside Wilson amid party splits and the broader debate over sovereignty.
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Hamden High fights injure youths close school for day
At Hamden High School in Connecticut a mass fight left at least seven students hurt two seriously. Robert Penna 15 with skull fracture in fair condition at Yale New Haven Hospital. Brett Donish 15 with head injury in fair condition at St. Raphael's Hospital. Many students treated. band concert canceled. School clo sured to allow investigation. board holds closed meeting. Police troopers from Hamden New Haven and state authorities questioned students. no arrests reported. A student alleged a racial confrontation fueling the incident involving about 400 pupils.
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