Miners Rally Caravan Heads to Washington Over Strip Mining Act
A 15 mile convoy of more than 400 coal trucks buses and private vehicles from Southwest Virginia and neighboring states travels toward Washington to press lawmakers on proposed strip mining restrictions on slopes over 20 degrees. The march includes workers from United Mine Workers District 29 and Mid-Mountain Mack Company with demonstrations planned at the Capitol.
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Camouflaged Plane Bombs Thieu's Home
A camouflaged F5 jet of the South Vietnamese air force bombed the downtown area of President Nguyen Van Thieu in Saigon. Witnesses reported 2 to 4 bombs hitting near the palace, with Thieu and his family said to be unharmed. The attack followed political turmoil as Thieu faces pressure to resign amid a collapsing battlefield.
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Ford warns against bigger deficit amid spending push
President Ford told the National Association of Broadcasters in Las Vegas that enacting all pending bills could raise the federal deficit to about 60 billion dollars, warning Congress against new spending and urging restraint to avoid inflation and money-market turmoil.
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Jacobsen hints at third $5,000 payoff in Connally case
Jacobsen testified he may have made a third $5,000 payment to Secretary Connally but cannot be sure. He recalled a safe deposit box in Austin on Dec 14 1971 and bringing cash to Connally for milk price supports. He previously said Connally did not accept the $10,000.
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Miner Leaders Rally For Capitol Trip
Glenn Tabor, president of the West Virginia Surface Miners association, leads southern West Virginians to Washington to lobby lawmakers. The group plans committees to meet senators and congressmen and to coordinate with UMW officials in Washington.
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