Tunisia fires architect of Libya union amid cabinet reshuffle
Tunisias president Bourguiba dismissed Masmoudi the architect of the Libya Tunisia merger and replaced key ministers including defense. The merger agreement had been sealed after secret talks and a referendum date set for March 20 while Nowira and Habib Bourguiba Jr. were abroad.
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Indicted Meier Aide Faces Tax Evasion Case in Hughes Deals
LAS VEGAS AP A federal grand jury indicted John Meier once more on conspiracy and tax evasion charges tied to the sale of mining claims connected to Hughes Tool. The 1969–70 tax evasion counts allege he reported far less income than earned, with profits funneled through a Dutch company and foreign trusts. The case cites transactions involving Meier and associates, including Hatsis Cowley and Kahan, plus a $4.5 million claim sale to Hughes Tool and a $500,000 Swiss bank flow, with alleged false IRS filings and offshore accounts. Meier remains free on bond awaiting arraignment.
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Window insulation aid reaches five New England states
An antipoverty agency distributes two million feet of plastic window insulation to households in five New England states. A shipment arrived in Springfield and was sent to Providence Hartford Boston Montpelier and Concord for distribution. Board Chairman Arthur Kimjer said the insulation, funded by a 26209 grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity, could save up to 10 000 households this winter and save about one million gallons of fuel.
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Army Recruiting Goals Met in December
The Army again met its recruiting goal in December reaching 102 percent of target, after 104 percent in November. Since the all volunteer force began the nine prior months had not reached goals, with only one prior 90 percent attainment. The service aimed for 12,800 recruits plus 1,500 additional volunteers, but only 300 extra signed up.
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