Army spray kills half a million birds at Fort Campbell
At Fort Campbell on the Kentucky Tennessee border an Army spray using the chemical Tergital decimated blackbirds starlings and crackles. About 5 million of an estimated 17.5 million birds were sprayed leaving many dead or unable to fly in freezing 20s. Wildlife officials gathered data as observers noted the ecological and health concerns.
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Anmy
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John Klose
U.S. Wildlife Resources
Ourmy
Mel Dyer
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Cola
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Profit depression cited by Simon at governors meeting
Treasury Secretary Simon warns of a profits depression dampening private investment. He says tax and inflation effects cut after tax profits from 37 billion to 20.4 billion since 1964. Governors adopt a conservation resolution amid energy crisis and political debate.
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Midiman
March
Sinman
Jess
Povernul
Muty
Ford
LaPeters Seeks Media Silence on Armed Robberies
Police Chief Wallace LaPeters ordered news outlets to withhold dollar amounts from robbery reports stating large losses invite more crimes. The Gazette refused and vows to publish full details, while police may read reports aloud minus the sum if organizations do not comply.
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LaPeters
Gazette
Dale
Ews
Gneotte
Puerto Rican Fisherman Drifts 25 Days On Sea After Boat Failure
A 38 year old Puerto Rican fisherman adrift in the Caribbean for 25 days survived on raw fish and seawater after his boat broke down. His Panamanian companion died after 14 days as rescues tracked them. the survivor was rescued by the Korean freighter Sunflower and landed in Balboa. The coast guard coordinates remained in play as officials planned further arrangements.
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Caribbean
Fundador Vazquez Velez
Herberto Iglesias Peres
U.S. Coast Guard
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Iglesian
Vazquez
Vazques
Sunflower
Noat
Eressag
Panamaanal
U.S
Vre Quiee
Rapp Nabbed In Oregon In Counterfeiting Case
Accused counterfeiter Wellington Rapp, 46, fled Cedar Rapids after a $10,000 bond and was arrested in Multnomah County Oregon. He faces federal bond jumping charges and probation violations and is slated for arraignment in Portland with plans to return to Cedar Rapids. Michael Juenger, 22, also linked to the rings, was arrested in December as part of raids that netted over $4 million in fake bills.
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Multnomah
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Cedar Rapids
Oregon
Portland
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Second Avenue SE
Tapp
Linn County
John Griser
Marion Birl
Fragmented OCR Item From Local Paper
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Exaggerations Endanger Agents Says Colby Inhouse Hearing
CIA chief William Colby condemned exaggerations and misrepresentations by the New York Times and others that could harm intelligence operations. He defended agency bounds, urged careful congressional investigations, and denied direct involvement in Watergate while noting past liaison with police. The hearing before a House intelligence subcommittee discussed domestic spying and CIA activities in a politically charged climate.
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Willian Colby
Seymour Hersh
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CEA
Nessen Says No Compromise On Oil Goals
President Ford’s press secretary Ron Nessen asserts there can be no compromise on energy goals despite lopsided votes against the first part of Ford’s program. He notes Ford is open to alternative plans but will not concede the goals. Senate and House votes show strong push to block the tariff on imported oil, with overrides possible amid party splits and predicted veto battles.
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Ford
Ron Nessen
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Wis
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Louisland
Gannon
Neevada
Viet Trip Postponed Amid Tariff Debate
Washington officials said a proposed visit to China by President Ford was postponed indefinitely. Senators and representatives fear delaying the trip will hurt support for the 0.8 aid package as Congress weighs a 90 day tariff program and possible overrides.
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Dtowa
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FCC Plans Limits on Prime Time Obscene Content in 1975 Season
The FCC proposes a ban on broadcast obscenity and indecent material during prime time. It aims to clarify laws and seek congressional action to remove uncertainty and set specific hours for family viewing.
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Pom
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