Rockefeller Commission Proposes CIA Oversight Panel
WASHINGTON AP The Rockefeller Commission urges a 30 point plan to curb CIA misdeeds including a joint congressional committee modeled after the Joint Atomic Energy Committee and a separate executive branch watchdog. Ford outlined to a national ally news conference that CIA domestic activity findings would be public while assassination evidence stays secret.
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Angell Land Bought by Old Orchard Beach Town Council
Old Orchard Beach town council approved a 200000 purchase of 1.80 acres of land off T-for-Turn Road from the Linwood Angell family. Payment includes 35000 this year and 16500 yearly installments at 6 percent interest, plus half the deed drafting fees.
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Fire at Seminole County Jail Leaves Dozens Injured and Dead
In Sanford Florida inmates set a fire Monday at the Seminole County jail causing 34 injuries and 11 deaths including a guard. Fire officials cited obstruction by over 100 bicycles at the rear entrance hampering rescues during the smoke filled blaze. One guard Robert Moore, 40, died after entering again to help prisoners.
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SAD 71 Seeks Legal Counsel In Hudson Case
Kennebunk High School guidance counselor Diane Hudson sought to rescind her April 14 resignation and requested a full hearing on the circumstance. The SAD 71 board voted unanimously to delay action pending legal counsel as about 100 people attended a dramatic meeting.
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Donahue Advised To Revise Complaint
Justice Harry Glassman indicated the York County DA's challenge to the takeover of Donahue's office raises serious government legality questions. He noted he cannot rule on the complaint in its present form and urged a narrowed, revised filing by week’s end, with the constitutional issue likely to be included.
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American Woman Still Jailed By Laotians
Rosemary N. Conway 36, of Chicago and Las Vegas, was arrested seven days ago in Vientiane and is held on un confirmed political charges. She says she does not know why she is being held. Officials have not learned the cause, and Conway had been teaching English in Vientiane after moving from Southeast Asia.
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Rhode Island Court Rules Abortion Law Unconstitutional
U S District Court Chief Judge Pettine struck down Rhode Islands 20 day old abortion ban, filed by 19 staff physicians at Women and Infants Hospital Providence on behalf of two pregnant women identified as Jane Doe and Rebecca Roe. The law penalized abortion as manslaughter up to 20 years, and doctors testified fear of prosecution due to vagueness. In Paris police cleared protesters from churches where sit in strikes demanded recognizing prostitution as a job. Police moved about 200 people from the Chapel of St Bernard and 100 women from the Church of St Nizier with dogs aiding Lyon authorities.
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Saxe Sentencing Deferred in Boston Bank Robbery Case
Federal judge defers Susan Edith Saxe sentencing until Boston trial on bank robbery and murder charges. The 26 year old antiwar radical pleaded guilty to a 1970 bank holdup and theft from a federal arsenal, asserting the armed struggle was necessary. She urged supporters to keep fighting as a lesbian and feminist.
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Inside the Journal Today's Chuckle Gasoline Joke
A lighthearted item notes a new gasoline that supposedly puts a rabbit in your tank for short hops, reflecting a playful cartoonish line from the journal column.
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