Bomb suspect Swinton released on 200000 bail in New York case
Patricia Swinton, linked to eight 1969 New York bombings, was freed on $200000 bail after arrest in Vermont. The 33 year old mother and divorcee faces trial in September, with collateral including a Vermont communal farm and aWashington DC home. Swinton described relief at leaving Rikers Island and pending return to Guilford Vermont, while denying informal tips from co defendant Jane Alpert.
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Suits Possible to Recover N H Commuter Tax
New Hampshire may face lawsuits to recoup 13.7 million dollars in unconstitutional commuter taxes collected over five years. Attorney General Warren Rudman said repayment seems unlikely and questioned who has standing to sue. He noted states may sue for money from their residents or a class action, and reflected on past support for the tax.
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Upi
New Hampshire
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Bradley in improving yet serious after stroke at UCLA
Gen Omar N Bradley, the only living five star general, remains in serious condition at UCLA Medical Center after a stroke. Doctors reported he is conscious and resting comfortably though still seriously ill. Bradley, 82, had shown decided and encouraging improvement since admission Monday, with hospital officials noting the stroke affected the right brain and he was not paralyzed.
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UPI
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Spring Arrives With Flowers And Floods In 1975 Debut
United Press International reports a mixed view of spring with blossoms in southern Illinois and migrating wildlife while flood threats loom in the South. Willie Smith, a Murphysboro naturalist, warns that true spring arrives with water moccasins and woolly worms. Flooding expands along the James River near Richmond and the Mississippi River system inundates 1.3 million acres across Mississippi, Louisiana, and Arkansas prompting sandbag preparations in Winona Minnesota.
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Oil minimum price agreed by IEA with range debated
Paris via United Press International The IEA members vote 17 to 0 backing a minimum oil price policy aimed at spurring alternative energy development. Sweden abstains. USA seeks a price between 4 and 8 dollars, while talks with OPEC producers approach the April 7 conference in Paris.
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UPI
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United States
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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First major physicians strike ends in New York
The first major walkout by physicians ends as striking interns and residents accept a pact capping hours at most hospitals. The agreement limits tours to one night in three starting July 1976, with exceptions approved by a joint hospital committee.
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UPI
League of Voluntary Hospitals
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American Medical Association
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The
League of
New Hampshire Senate recount under way in tight race
The Senate Rules Committee opened a recount of more than 900 ballots in the NH election won previously by Wyman. Durkin led on some ballots, with others showing no vote. A possible tie would push the decision back to NH voters in a special election.
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