Hunt and Others Face Reduced Terms in Court
In Washington five men including Hunt and Barker faced potential reductions to sentences up to 40 years. Judge ruled final terms depend on cooperation and guilty pleas withdrawal. Prosecutors warned a misstep may prolong or alter penalties as delays in sentencing were noted.
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Bislitt
Sitea
Howard Hunk
Sivies
Nelod
Mia
Pune
Alvis
Bers Nard Barker
Ivan Sigia
Virgilia Gonzales
Wayenia
Wartius
Ihe
Nis
Iniers Intence
Segretti Plea Set Delayed Senate Inquiry Details
Former White House aide Segretti agreed to plead guilty in federal court to violations of federal election law. He planned to testify before the Senate Watergate committee, but witnesses refused to testify and a Tuesday hearing was postponed. The probe centers on campaign sensitives tied to Nixon era politics and alleged illegal disclosures.
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Walidingyon
Doneald Sugrald
Wricrion
Wlavida Nonocrati
California
Henry Jackson
Washingto
Fils
Washington
Senate Waltergate Committee
Segretti
White Mouse
Dwight Chapin
Joht
Buckley
Hull
Tuewiy
Chaplneed
Deveis Teonard
Howard Trunt
Fat Tack
Muskie
Backley
Rcerard
Specaal
Belling
Ervin
Dasuelites
Vestigolon
Lear Geld
Fuser
Twente Ihong
Ant
Mittee
White House
Sant Dash
Countiel
Nationwide Gas Shutdown Urged Amid Jumbled Report
An unclear AP dispatch from Las Vegas reports calls for a nationwide gas shutdown over a weekend. The piece names Teomine and AmestabON officials, cites California station ties, and mentions several states, but the text is garbled and hard to parse.
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Las Vegas
Alalinn
Teomine
Alates
Hiroétiontte Nation
Amestabon
Mile Hein
California
Asso
Arizona
Galina
New York
Ioia
Frvliana
New Meaxico
Fiat
Louisiana
Newitt Ee
Curtion Stony
Jaye
Linn Supervisors Schedule Night Meeting
Linn County supervisors set a night meeting time for the regular session. Portions of the text are garbled but indicate a scheduled Cedar county event with attendees and a Wednesday option. The report mentions planned attendance by named participants and a late start.
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Linn
Weather Clouds Airport Overlay Progress at Cedar Runway
In a Monday meeting, Airport Manager Rey Jameson outlined slow progress on the Cedar trapleks overlay project. Four of six inches of overlay are planned this fall, with a west runway overlay begun and a parallel north south runway overlay slated for next year, weather permitting.
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Wiley Sts
Maersen
Cedar Trapleks
Sig
Gallon
Caw
Rey Jameson
Mani’ Momning
Gunport
Harald Miller
Aveen Engineering
Sweeney Patel
Duway Prion
Gta Oyerliy
Gie
Zon Lou
Avan
Airport Commission
Miller
Momiayy
Coubnes
Milter & Tees
Fall Color Show Seen Amid Cloudy Weekend Gleam
Weather watchers noted a fading color show with mostly cloudy skies over the weekend. Forecasters predicted lingering showers into midweek with cool highs around 40s to 50s and patchy sun breaks unlikely to boost peak foliage.
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Java
Wheelchair deaths highlight city hospital neglect
Homeless, indigent patients died in Jackson Memorial Hospital corridors while waiting for admissions. Officials say some patients had been cleared for care but left in wheelchairs for days. Medical examiner cites repeated chronic illnesses and poverty as factors in deaths.
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Miame
ATS
Wolfenr Don Thin Aid
Clargnes
Brinson Cally
Critt
Hotht Wien
Wrinson al Jordan
Mike Sty
Jackson Memoriad Hospital
Willimsingy
Jackson
Caid
Asinal Yitar
Stontine Dietl Weiay
Unnoted Officials discuss Thal prowess and boarding questions
Officials raise concerns over Thal talent and possible boarding, citing hospital intake and bed capacity. They question if care should be limited to patients needing admission and note beds may be repurposed, while findings reference ongoing safety and eligibility issues.
Call for Austrian decision praised amid terror concerns
Amid calls in Strasbourg and Tel Aviv the Vienna pledge to close the Schoenau camp drew praise from some leaders. Prime Minister Kreisky faced opposition over surrender to pressure as Meir urged a reversal and warned of wider terror implications. Demonstrations in London and New York protested Austria's stance while Soviet Jewish migrants continued to flow through the camp under heavy police escort.
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France
Galda Moly
Liu Atelrian
Sehorway Lausit
Boviet
Vienna
Bruno Keelsky
Meir
Lepeorist
Wil
Wal
Viena
Ue Wild
Council of Europe
Ldewi
Virama
Israel
Aegustrian
Willy
Moshe Ilyuk
Sam
Litvak
Barish
David Cras Plck
Yel Aviv
Schoenau
Union
Austin
Schoenay Camp
Andassy
London
New York
Austria
Iss
Monk
Hospital dispute on patient welfare funding
Unclear quotes describe county funding for hours and welfare at a hospital. Mentions 0 patients and anxieties over daily costs, with phrases about pay for patients and hospital problems. Indicates confusion over who bears costs and how many welfare cases exist.
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Whey
Baydionie
Ayers
Hospital
Milk Price Hike Expected Across State Markets
Des Moines AP report notes housewives may face three to four cent rise per quart of milk with ice cream prices up about four cents per gallon. The piece cites Brockway and industry factors including farm costs, demand shifts, and varying regional price effects across the state. It mentions broader agricultural input costs and soybean prices impacting dairy product pricing.
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DES Moinrs
APY
Jona Baty
Ands Assi
Atin
Denial of Petersen Leak Role In Agnew Scandal
The White House denied Henry Petersen, a deputy attorney general, leaked material on the Agnew case. Senator Richardson said Petersen did not speak to reporters about the charges. President Agnew, returning from California, refused to resign if indicted and criticized the justice department as malicious.
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Waspington
UPL
White House
Sen
Richardson
Henry Petersen
Free Department
Vigus
Agnew
Garvid Warren
Aghew
Nol
Niersen
Imide
Petersen
Heun
CUS
Waren
Tropital
California
Justice Departiment
Oles Publican Woment
California Jain Diy
Speerhab
Clacagta
Bile
Judge Blasts U S Attorney Bully Tactics in Ruling
Federal Judge Edward J McManus denounces the U S Attorney for alleged bullying and abuse of process in a case involving Thompson charged with transport of stolen goods. The dispute centers on venue transfers from Fort Dodge to Cedar Rapids and a May 1 1972 court order, with appeals seeking to force reconsideration.
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Rapids
Edward J. McManus
Tnv
Atorney
McManus
Petite
Iandanue
Agsh U.S. Aly
Alan HL Kirsher
Kipghon
Olverit
Court of Appeals
McMtain
Alferd Jhillay Thapipson
Ookkaul Catt
Mot Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Nrompson
Sewurilins
Minneapolis
Fort Dodge
Kirshen
Thompson
Elainind Ripshaw
Kaysha
Kegalian
Bork Dodge
Mark Dodge If
Bnimyge
Pacterg's Chawkle Veabtins asaendengys Pyaar
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an early foe and references PPOHUh MRE and TES with unclear context. No identifiable event, people, places, or organizations are readable to form a coherent news item.
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Willy
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