Richardson must decide if jury gets Agnew data
UPI reports Attorney General Elliott Richardson returned from vacation to weigh1 whether federal prosecutors in Baltimore should present kickback evidence against Vice President Spiro Agnew to a grand jury. Beall's office prepared in Baltimore as the grand jury, recess since Aug. 22, may soon hear related indictments and accusations of bribery and extortion by Maryland contractors.
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Tax plan targets medical deductions for health coverage
New York report says the Nixon administration weighs eliminating medical deductions on income tax returns to fund a national health insurance program. Employer paid health insurance premiums could become taxable income for employees, raising about 7.5 billion dollars yearly. The plan would set a nationwide minimum coverage and aim to avoid a two tier system.
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Salmon criticizes Vermont PSB purchased power clause
Gov. Thomas P. Salmon said he may urge the 1974 Vermont Legislature to act against the bought power clause allowing automatic rate hikes tied to power purchase costs. In a WCAX-TV interview he called the policy not in consumers’ long term interests and aligned with electric end users. Former FPC member Charles Ross questioned the PSB ruling, while Lt. Gov. Hayes, now serving as PSB-appointed attorney, supports ongoing actions.
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Colby sworn in as CIA director in Oval Office ceremony
William E Colby was sworn in as the new CIA director in the Oval Office with President Nixon and a high level guest list including Henry Kissinger James Schlesinger Adm Thomas Moorer and Lt Gen Vernon Walters. The event occurs amid Watergate scrutiny and public debate over CIA involvement in the scandal.
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Israel hunts guerrillas: a new policy unfolds
From the 1972 Munich massacre to a hard line, Israel adopts a sweeping anti guerrilla policy. Prime Minister Golda Meir vows to strike fighters wherever they are, shifting from raids and sieges to a relentless hunt against Arab guerrillas.
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Baby births in a Chevrolet station wagon on the way to hospital
Arlington residents Henry and Martha Kulmane welcomed a baby this morning as the car carrying them to Putnam Memorial Hospital arrived at 9:15 a.m. The infant and parents are reported to be doing well.
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NEPEX cuts voltage amid summer heat wave in New England
The New England Power Exchange reduced voltage by five percent as a late summer heat wave persisted across the region. A spokesman said NEPEX also requested voluntary curtailment of power use by large industrial customers to maximize existing capacity.
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Inside Hurricanes Alphabetical Index and Page Notes
A concise listing from Inside Hurricanes references topics across pages including Delia's alphabetical index on page 2, Gerald Raftery on page 4 discussing a spirit of modern McCarthyism among columnists, and William Shannon of the Times on page 5 noting Nixon’s Watergate position. Additional items cover cemetery vandalism, UFO sightings, Hank Aaron's advancing bat, fat-cat poachers, Vermont publishing ventures, Education Commissioner Withey, and Bennington girls at a Holland music camp across pages 9 to 16.
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Utilities eye merger in Vermont power firms
James Griffin president of Central Vermont Public Service Corp and Vermont Electric Power Co and head of Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp told the Rutland Herald a merger between Central Vermont and Green Mountain Power could be considered after the current difficult period if it would benefit both utilities.
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Congress Set to Return as Watergate Feud Roars On
Congress reconvenes after a month of gauging constituent views on Watergate and the clash with the White House. Five possible vetoes loom as Nixon plans new initiatives. lawmakers still must finish 10 of 13 appropriations bills and decide on key issues including impoundment, defense, tax reform and education aid. The House votes on a veto of the minimum wage bill Sept. 12 as the Senate opens hearings on Kissinger’s likely secretary of state post.
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Watergate West linked to Ellsberg burglary case
Los Angeles reports that the district attorney seeks grand jury indictments for burglary conspiracy breaking and entering and trespassing tied to the Watergate West operation against Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist. Key defendants include E. Howard Hunt Jr. and G. Gordon Liddy. President Nixon is noted in the broader Watergate context.
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