Supreme Court Upheld Drug Case Split Vote
The Supreme Court upheld reversals of 1867 antitrust convictions against three drug firms over antibiotics. The ruling may allow retrial in federal court in New York City. Justice department said no comment. case proceeds with future actions.
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Kidnap Trial Of Anti War Priest Opens In Harrisburg
Antiwar priest Philip Berrigan and seven others go on trial in Harrisburg on charges including conspiracy to kidnap adviser Henry Kissinger. Berrigan urged supporters to use the proceedings to revive the movement as weather and icy roads hamper travel outside Dauphin County Jail. The case links to a broader plan involving bombings and vandalism across federal buildings and draft offices.
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Farewell to King Frederik IX in Danish Funeral Procession
Danes paid final respects as King Frederik IX lay in state in an admiral’s uniform. Queen Margrethe II and Queen Ingrid led the funeral cortege through Copenhagen before a 21 mile rail journey to Roskilde for services at Roskilde Cathedral. Police removed antiroyalist slogans as crowds estimated at 100 to 200 thousand mourned the monarch who served Denmark 25 years.
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Mishap in Barn Fatal to Farmer
Colesburg Iowa scene reports a farming tragedy as Roger Les Harbaugh, 24, dies when a breeding bull charged an elevated barn cleaner device. The bull rammed the elevator causing it to fall on Harbaugh near Colesburg Sunday about 7 40 p m. Continued on page 4 column f.
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Grand jury panel ruling sparks legal challenge in Linn County
A 1972 Linn County grand jury panel is found to have been improperly selected, prompting a ruling by Harald Vietor that most challenges were unfounded. The decision notes a 1967 law change limiting per township seats and now allows one juror per precinct, affecting Cedar Rapids and Marion.
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Mystery woman fleeces Hughes autobiography case in Europe
European police hunt a shadowy woman described as about 11, dark-haired and 4 feet 2 inches tall who cashed 650000 in checks for a purported Howard Hughes autobiography. Swiss authorities issued an international warrant. Interpol alerted as Zurich bank secrecy clashes with fraud probe. Time magazine cites a name provided by the suspect, while the case deepens the McGraw-Hill Irving Hughes controversy.
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Huge Deficits Shown by Nixon
Nixon sent Congress a 1973 budget totaling 246.3 billion dollars with deficits of 4.8 billion for the current year and 25.9 billion for next year. He defended deficit spending as necessary medicine while challenging Congress to accept his proposals. The message docks revenue sharing and tax goals, predicting growth and a path toward a balanced budget, but rebukes for inaction on defense and space priorities. The plan includes defense cuts and space spending modestly higher, with calls to curb aid to some families.
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Nixon budget reaffirms full employment aim and big science spend
The budget outlines a broad stimulus program to boost private sector R&D through tax incentives, grants, and subsidies totaling 16.48 billion for research and development. Defense spending rises only modestly as health and welfare outlays surge to 78.95 billion, with social security growth trimming Pentagon funding. the plan emphasizes frugality and full employment, cautioning against rising deficits despite a stimulative stance.
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Chuckle Shuft On Tiring From School Of Experience
A playful quip notes that when you tire you graduate from the school of experience and someone suggests a new course, reflecting on learning through fatigue and attempts at continuing education.
Five North Batteries Hit in DMZ
U S planes attacked five North Vietnamese antiaircraft batteries in the DMZ region over the weekend, knocking out two and damaging a third. American warplanes dodged antiaircraft missiles over Laos with no losses, while an army helicopter was shot down in the Mekong Delta leaving one crewman wounded. The command reported increased air activity and ongoing heavy bombing along the western highlands, with fatalities among combatants and civilians in South Vietnam and a continued drawdown of U S forces toward Nixon targets.
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