Renewal Grants in 50 Cities Suffer Across Board
HUD secretary George Romney confirmed an across the board cutback in urban renewal grants, notifying 50 to 60 cities that only one more amendatory grant will be issued before funds are halted. Boston faces a 240 percent cost rise on original commitments, with potential 420 percent after further amendatories.
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Inquest Ends as Kennedy Case Hears Farrar Testimony
Edgartown Massachusetts judge barred testimony suggesting Marty Kopechne could have survived if Edward Kennedy had summoned help earlier. John Farrar, who aided Kopechne’s body recovery, testified only about his role at the Chappaquiddick incident. The inquest concluded after 344 days of testimony.
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Women invade male locker room at Cal U over karate access
At University of California Berkeley a militant feminist group demonstrated for women’s admission to karate classes. On Wednesday they invaded the men’s locker room with 20 or more protesters, and about 35 visited the room where the all male class was held. They called for open access while denying sexual assault fears, asserting the need for karate instruction for women.
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My Lai Investigation Extended as Two More Soldiers Charged
Army sources say investigations of 22 other men linked to the My Lai killings may take months. Formal charges of premeditated murder filed against Sgt. Charles Hutto and Pvt. Gerald Smith, with rape and indecent assault added respectively. Court-martial trials pending for Lt. William Calley and Staff Sgt. David Mitchell.
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Delay Forces Moon Flights Against Scientists Budget Grip
SPACE CENTER Houston AP postpones America's next two moon missions Apollo 13 moved from March 12 to April 11 and Apollo 14 from July 11 to fall, likely September or October. Officials say the stretch-out delays hurt no program life but save funds for the budget year, easing demands while scientists press for proper rock study.
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