Pike Drops Contempt Action Over Kissinger Subpoena
Washington AP Otis Pike announces he will drop contempt of Congress charges against Secretary of State Henry Kissinger after a White House briefing shows substantial compliance with a subpoena for covert operation documents dating to 1961. State Department official William Hyland detailed 20 requests and assurances were given. Two delegation members said full details were provided, including two rejected requests.
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Kissinger Postpones Moscow Trip Plans
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger delays a Moscow visit aiming for a nine day Western Europe swing. He abandons a Moscow end stop to push arms talks notes and expects a future trip within four to five weeks.
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Senate panel approves Richardson for commerce secretary
The Senate Commerce Committee on Wednesday approved Ambassador Elliot Richardson to be secretary of commerce by voice vote without dissent. Confirmation by the full Senate is expected to be a brief formality.
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Today's Index Chuckle The real trouble with money is that you can't use more than once
A humorous index item notes limitations of money use with a wry observation about spending and value. The quip highlights thrift and the futility of overusing funds without direct context or attribution.
Hoffa Case Indicts Provenzano and Two Others in Kickback Scheme
A federal grand jury in New York indicted Teamsters official Anthony Provenzano and two associates on charges of conspiring to skim funds from a union pension plan. The indictment details a 12 percent loan plus 13 percent kickback scheme tied to a $2 million mortgage for Hotel Woodstock owners and a 10 percent kickback for the New York state welfare fund trustee. A separate secret witness reportedly identified one of three New Jersey teamsters in a police lineup connected to James Hoffa’s disappearance, with ongoing testimony and immunity proceedings affecting related suspects.
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Cedar Rapids teachers push for mediator over 4 percent offer
CREA negotiator Ken Pfile said the Cedar Rapids Education Association will seek a mediator after rejecting the school board's 4 percent across the board raise plus longevity pay. Teachers seek 11.5 percent plus longevity pay, arguing the proposal would raise starting salaries from 9,300 to 10,046, with CREA claiming a 24 percent cost rise versus the district's figure.
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Linn County Reports First Cattle Mutilations
Six steers four miles north of Whittier are the first confirmed mutilation deaths in Linn County. Deputy Dave Floyd of the sheriff's office and Dr. H B Hunter, a Capgon veterinarian, say the animals show removal of ears lips eyes hide and sexual organs with internal organs taken from one steer.
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AIM Leader Carter Camp Receives Three Year Federal Term
Carter Camp 34 of the American Indian Movement was sentenced to three years in federal prison for interference with a postal inspector tied to the Wounded Knee seizure. Co-defendant Leonard Crow Dog received three years for interference and eight years for robbery, with concurrent terms suspended and Crow Dog on five years probation.
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Iowa Shareowners Shrink Amid National Decline in 1975
The 1975 NYSE census shows Iowa led in shareowner percentage decline with about 274000 stockholders, down from 471000 in 1970, while Des Moines and Cedar Rapids saw drastic drops. Experts caution broker data may overstate the fall, and the national decline stands at 18.3 percent. The NYSE chairman cites soft economic performance as a driver.
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C R Brokers Question Statistics In Stock Market Report
The New York Stock Exchange figures face doubt as CR Brokers challenge the reliability of 1970 statistics. Russ Wiley of Lamson Brothers notes uncertainty over the past surge and cites a Des Moines insurance company shift as a related factor.
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