Colson Denies CIA Hunt Story
Washington AP says former White House aide Colson denies claims about E. Howard Hunt passing information to CIA counterintelligence officer Richard Ober. The report notes Hunt’s alleged envelopes linked to the White House plumbers unit and surveillance during the Nixon era, with Senate requests for Helms to explain sworn discrepancies. Colson, jailed for obstruction of justice in the Ellsberg case, remains under scrutiny as senators seek corroboration.
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Thewo
Ft. Holabird
Alexandria
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
Tran
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Galfie
Railroads Reach Tentative Deals With Three Unions
Washington AP reports rail carriers struck tentative contracts with the National Railway Labor Conference and the United Transportation Union plus the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen. The settlements cover about 260,000 workers and may influence talks with the sheet metal workers union amid a potential Friday strike against Union Pacific and other major lines.
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Washington
Shut Metal Workers Union
Union Pacific
Ile Sheet Metal
National Railway Labor Conference
United Transportation Union
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Brotherhood of
Railroad Signalmen
Hostage Release Progress in South Bend Robbery
In South Bend Indiana two armed robbers freed three of six hostages after obtaining a police van and a promise police would not pursue. A 17 year old girl remained with the gunmen as negotiations continued with South Bend Police Chief John Walsh.
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South Bend, Ind
UPI
Baldup
Ban- Wile
Roseman
South Bend
John Walsh
Irving Rosen
Grant
Rath
Constitutionality of Home Rule Law Upheld
The Iowa Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld the Home Rule Act designed to empower cities and towns to adopt certain provisions. The ruling clears the way for the law to take effect, despite lower court challenges claiming unconstitutionality. The decision preserves city authority over governance and taxes while addressing concerns raised by Des Moines and Polk County stakeholders.
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Des Moines
Ally
Town Supreme Court
Polk County District
Polk Counity District Court
Bie
Justine Harvey Ublenhopp
Swiss Move To Keep Out Foreign Cash
Swiss authorities impose a near prohibitive tax on funds deposited by nonresidents boosting negative interest to 40 percent. The move follows a plunge of the dollar against the franc as the Swiss National Bank and other central banks react to currency weakness and differing monetary stances.
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Bern
Switzerland
Dolar
Zurich
Banque de France
Bank of England
U.S
Court ruling requires notice and hearing for student suspensions
The Supreme Court ruled that students suspended for as long as ten days must receive notice of charges and an opportunity to defend themselves. Justices Powell and others dissented, warning the decision could hinder school efficiency and education quality. The ruling affects Ohio law and statewide practices, with thousands of suspensions noted in New York City during 1972-73. The Court allows post removal hearings when immediate removal is necessary, but stops short of granting right to attorney representation or cross examination in all cases.
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Ashington
Supreme Court
Nistine White
Powell
Children’s Defense Fund
New York City
Ohio
Unemployment Claims Jump in Early 1975 Week
Nearly 970,000 Americans filed new unemployment claims in the week ended January 11 1975 the Labor Department reported on Wednesday The figure rose by about 269 000 from the prior week and marked the highest weekly total since unemployment compensation began in 1937.
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Washington
Labor Department
Isi
Chuckle Bridge Prompts Quiet Mystery of 100 Silent Figures
In a playful fragment a reader ponders a scene with mute people around a puzzle about why 100 figures remain unseen. The quirky note hints at whimsy and a riddle rather than a clear event or report.
Three Children Freed as Ottawa Farmhouse Hostage Ends
A gunman, Ronald Wayne Cline, released three of four children held since Tuesday noon in a London Ontario farmhouse. Police said he would depart with two hostages and cash, while one child remained unaccounted for. Cline, an escaped convict once at Millhaven, reportedly planned to flee with the money and children, threatening to shoot if pursued. The hostages included Robert Pleld, 12. Donald Pleld, 11. David Pleld, 4. and sister Kim, age not disclosed.
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Bullets
London
Ont
Ronald Wayne Cline
Chine
Millhaven
Thamesford
Horses Die At Noted California Ranch Amid Abuse Probe
A charity case unfolds as several thoroughbreds on a famed California breeding ranch are found dead or dying. Authorities from the SPCA and welfare advocates pursue seizures and possible charges while noting past Derby winner horses and a history of breeding operations at the Me year ranch. The investigation touches on animal cruelty concerns and the ranch’s longtime family enterprise.
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Calif
Uoltla
Worth Ranch
Prndyainyy
Delhans
Faye Ot Strval
Ranich Betes
Haavhny
Ebyworth
Reuss Captures Banking Chair in House Fight
In Washington, Henry Reuss defeats Patman 142 to 125 to win the Banking Committee chair. Wayne Hays retains the Administration Committee chair as Frank Thompson challenges him. The vote caps a lengthy period of committee chairmanship upheaval amid accusations and political maneuvering within the Democratic caucus.
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Washington
Weight Patman
Texas
House Banking Committee
Wayne Hays
Ohio
House
Camurilee
Henry Reuss
L-Wis
Patman
Hays
Frank Thompson
D-N
Iankers
Reliss
Rewess
Thompson
Sem
Palmen
Reuss
Palawan
Hage
To Introduce Rationing Bill
Washington senators Mansfield and Towel Worker announced they will introduce legislation for mandatory law rationing to address the presidential oath threat.
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HET
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Towel Worker
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