Sirica weighs grand jury option on Watergate tape case
In court Judge John J. Sirica signaled he may recommend presenting the Watergate tape investigation to a grand jury. Secret Service testimony revealed Rose Mary Woods used an Uber 5000 with a foot pedal and delivered tapes to Stephen Bull, while experts said the gap could not have been caused by a single accidental action.
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Asst
Richard Ben- Veniste
John Sirica
St. Clair
Ben-Veniste
Rose Mary i Woods
Thomas Stockman
Swice
Stockham
Richard Boll
University of Illinois
MIT
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Treasury to Begin Direct Electronic Payment Program
The treasury department will start paying federal benefits by direct electronic deposits in March for about 3.5 million SSI recipients, with plans to expand to 25 million Social Security beneficiaries and later veterans and civil service retirees. The goal is eventual elimination of paper checks, though participation is voluntary for recipients and banks.
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Norwood duo finds gas station out of gas
Robert Jones and Joseph Roth of Norwood ran out of gas on US 1 and spotted a nearby station. They pushed their car to the pumps only to learn the station owner George Gaetini was also out of gas, leaving them in an awkward wait.
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Joseph Roth
Norwood
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Cresco
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Critics Claim Oil Firms Juggle Policy Ahead of Rationing
Washington AP reports critics accuse major oil companies of manipulating policy due to unreliable data. Sawhill of the Federal Energy Office says a gasoline rationing plan could go into effect on 60 days notice with a 50 50 chance of real implementation. The plan would mobilize up to 17 000 workers for local boards and appeals and may require closing stations on Sundays.
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Congress
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Federal Energy Office
Decorah Man Nabbed after Police Chase
Decorah and Cresco police joined with Winneshiek deputies in a high speed pursuit of David V. Collins 18 of Decorah. He faced charges of speeding 100 mph in a 60 zone reckless driving failure to stop for an emergency vehicle no lawn license and two stop sign violations.
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Winneshiek
Cresco
David V. Collins
Winneshiek County
Collins
EPA chief seeks action to raise car mileage faster
Environmental Protection Agency head Russell Train said he would seek legislation to push Detroit to build cars that use less gasoline. The plan, still in development, may include taxes on heavy or high horsepower cars and a target of 13 percent miles per gallon by 1977.
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Washington
UPI
Russell Train
Environmental Protection Agency
Detroit
HEW Will Set Rules For Nursing Homes
Federal health officials plan new regulations to raise health and safety standards for about 1 million nursing home residents in 15 800 facilities. All skilled and intermediate care homes would face uniform inspections to qualify for Medicaid and Medicare funds and meet Life Safety Code fire safeguards.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Abdellah
Weinberger
Mystery Fuel Offers to Airlines Ancient scams trigger jet fuel price spike
Pan American Airways executives report two dozen offers of more than 30 million gallons of jet fuel at up to 300 percent above contract rates. Trans World Airlines and United Air Lines also cited offers. callers from Tokyo London and Denver probe identities. Bonded fuel, not subject to price controls, complicates legality. Domestic fuel allocations do not apply to bonded fuel, raising concerns for carriers warned of soonened supply in multiple cities.
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Pan American Airways
Robert Pablo
Pan Am
Tokyo
London
Denver
Percy Wood
United Air Lines
United
Eral
William Simon
Pablo
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Miami
Chicago
Los Angeles
Police arrest three in Getty kidnapping case
In Rome AP reports police arrested three men on kidnapping charges involving J. Paul Getty II. A fourth suspect was sought. Detectives also recovered a cache of bank notes believed to be tied to the ransom.
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Rome
Domenico Barbino
Barbino
Mammoliti
Salerno
Austria
J. Paul Getty II
Gap Narrowed Kissinger Says
Secretary of State Kissinger flew back to Egypt reporting that differences between Israelis and Egyptians over plans to separate their armies on the Suez front have been substantially narrowed.
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State Kissinger
Egypt
Suez
Drifting Apart Jokes About Waterbed Husband
A humorous line recalls a wife telling her husband they have drifted apart since getting a waterbed. The quip uses a pun on drift and water fun.
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