NBCs Crane Show rides wave of cancelitis risk on air
Television critic Joy Shurbutt surveys NBCs early Thursday episodes of the Bob Crane Show and Sunshine noting weak start for Crane and surprising strength for Sunshine. Crane centers on a 42 year old man returning to medical school with a wary dean and landlord, while Sunshine features Cliff DeYoung as a widower pursuing a music career and romance with Meg Foster.
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Moon Crater Named For Terrorist Victim
A crater on the moon is named after Prof. Ahitvon Katair-Katchalsky, a leading Israeli scientist killed in a terrorist attack at Tel Aviv Lod Airport. The Weizmann Institute and NASA named the crater through a NASA program. Twenty five others died in the attack.
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Interest hike eyed on utility deposits by commission
Des Moines AP report says the Commerce Commission seeks higher interest on deposits customers place with utilities. Proposed changes would raise the rate by up to 2 percent, with at least 7 percent for investor owned firms, 6 percent for mutuals, and 5 percent unchanged for municipal utilities, compounded annually.
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May Investigate Dismissal of Citizens' Aide
DES MOINES AP The state government appropriations subcommittee recommends forming a bipartisan legislative committee to investigate the firing of Deputy Citizens Aide Douglas Hart. The inquiry would study Hart's discharge and Mayer's competence after Mayer fired Hart on January 7 and promoted Ruth Mosher. Senator Earl Willits said Hart has made no allegations challenging Mayer's competence.
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Bell seeks variable installation charges in Des Moines
Des Moines AP report says Northwestern Bell plans to bill for new switchboard installations by job difficulty rather than a flat fee. The Iowa Commerce Commission voiced the need for a one year delay to study the proposal and its effects.
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Impeachment Proceedings Began Against President Dutinson
On this date in 1868, impeachment proceedings opened in the U.S. Senate against President Andrew Dutinson. He was acquitted on May 28, 1868, after the lengthy trial.
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Gulf Oil consents to injunction over $10.3 million political fund
Gulf Oil Corp. says it has consented to a permanent court injunction and did not admit guilt in a SEC case alleging a $10.3 million secret corporate fund used for U.S. and overseas political contributions from 1960 to 1973. The fund, routed through Bahamas Exploration Co. Ltd. and others, saw about $5.4 million used for U.S. campaigns. Claude Wild, a former Gulf VP, pled guilty in 1973 to unrelated improper contributions. The SEC retains right to pursue further action.
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Backers Seek Ford Veto Override On Strip Mine Bill
Senate approves an 84 13 coal strip mining bill with stricter standards and a tax to fund reclamation, signaling to President Ford. The measure would ban mining where land cannot be reclaimed and fund cleanup of over one million acres of abandoned mines in Appalachia. Opponents warn of higher energy costs and job losses. industry calls it too harsh, environmentalists say not strong enough.
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Officials Arrest Radical Fugitive in Bank Parking Lot
East Greenwich police say Cameron Bishop a 32 year old on the FBI list of ten most wanted was arrested with Raymond Levasseur 28 of Portland Maine in a car parked across from Old Stone Bank. The pair allegedly planned to hold up the bank or an armored car and had four sawed off shotguns three rifles six revolvers. They face illegal possession of firearms and conspiracy to commit armed robbery. Bishop linked to dynamiting Colorado power transmission towers that fed defense plants in 1968. FBI also says Pa re la Elizabeth Swinton 33 was arrested in Brattleboro Vermont on conspiracy charges tied to eight New York dynamite bombings in 1989.
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