Kennedy says presidency can endure Watergate and restore trust
Senator Edward M. Kennedy declared that the presidency will quickly regain public confidence after Nixon exits. He urged that the office is strong and noble, capable of renewal under a future president, and he criticized the minimum tax rule for failing to equalize the tax burden, citing low revenues in 1970 71 72 and potential gains from his reform plan.
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UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nixon
American Bar Association
Kennedy
Ford
Nedy
Congress
Jackson cites drilling loophole doubling oil prices
Senator Henry M. Jackson charged that major oil firms use a loophole to set up new wells at established fields to escape price controls, predicting first quarter profits will be astronomical versus 1973. Federal officials deny widespread enrichment from the loophole.
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Washington
UPI
Henry M. Jackson
Administration
Jackson
Jailed SLA members push for trial over deal
In Oakland, Alameda County Public Defender James Jenner said Russell Little and Joseph Remiro, both charged in the Patricia Hearst kidnapping and SLA murders, want a trial rather than release in exchange for a plea deal. Jenner called the suggestion of a deal “pure nonsense” as the defendants seek to proceed to trial.
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San Francisco
UPI
County Public Defender’s Office
Oakland Municipal Court
Stafford P. Buckley
Russell Little
Joseph Remiro
Little
Remiro
Oakland
Marcus A. Foster
Miss Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph A. Hearst
Berkeley
University of California
Buckley
San Quentin
Automakers expect spring upswing after oil embargo ends
Detroit reports top executives anticipate a rebound in auto sales when the Arab oil embargo lifts. GM, Ford discuss easing uncertainty that has curtailed demand. output and plant shifts face cutbacks amid idled workers and high inventories.
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UPI
Richard C. Gerstenberg
General Motors Corp
Automotive News
John B. Naughton
Ford Motor Co
Naughton
U.S
Norwood
Ohio
Ford
Dearborn
Kansas City
Metuchen
N.J
Esso pays record ransom for kidnapped U S executive
Esso officials reveal concern over Victor Samuelson still held by ERP guerrillas a day after paying a record 14.2 million dollar ransom. The ERP claimed execution of another hostage and the body of Mario Reduto was found with a bullet to the head in Zarate. Samuelson has been captive since December 6.
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UPI
Esso
U.S
Victor Samuelson
Esso Oil Co
Exxon
Mario Reduto
Zarate
ERP
Samuelson
Uelson
el Mundo
Argentina
Kissinger apologizes for remarks on Europe U S relations
In a mid day briefing Kissinger clarified a controversial remark about European governments. He said the comment referred to war devastations and was not a critique of current European regimes. He apologized and said the remarks did not advance Atlantic dialogue.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Secretary of State
Europe
Kissinger
State Department
Jean Monet
Monet
United States
Tension rises on Golan Heights as talks sought
United Press International reports heightened clashes along the Golan Lines after three days of artillery and exchanges amid the Damascus regimes alleged inspiration of four Jewish women’s killings. Washington meets Abba Eban and Henry Kissinger to begin indirect Syria talks. The fighting left three Israeli soldiers wounded and Syria claiming two tanks and a machine gun position destroyed.
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Syria
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Damascus
Abba Eban
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Middle East
Beirut
Davar
Golda Meir
Shlomo Goren
Jerusalem
Royal Dutch Airlines
Tokyo
McQ at Harte Theatre With John Wayne in Trenchcoat
John Wayne plays a Seattle detective in McQ at the Harte Theatre on Main Street rated PG. Cinema I shows The Sting in its third week. Robert Redford and Paul Newman are noted for their 1930s con men roles in an R rated film. Serpico starring Al Pacino is at Cinema II, also R rated. Manchester Dubrow's Cinema still screens American Graffiti, a best picture nominee. For start times call Harte 442 8500 Cinemas 442 8179 Manchester 362 1229.
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Seattle
Harte Theatre
Main Street
Cinema I
Robert Redford
Paul Newman
Cinema II
al Pacino
Serpico
R. Manchester
Dubrow
Harte
Cinemas
Manchester
FTC probes food industry for monopolistic tendencies
The FTC has launched a broad study to see if the food industry’s size and power stifle competition. Engman said the Bureau of Competition will devote substantial resources to food concerns, covering retailing, processing, meat, poultry, produce, and grain sectors.
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UPI
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FTC
Lewis A. Engman
Agency
Bureau of Competition
Engman
Congress
Commission
Senate
Marlow Cook
R-Ky
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