Kissinger Leaves Zaire for Liberia After Illness
Secretary Kissinger travels from Zaire to Liberia amid stomach pains that kept him in bed. The trip follows a wild boar meal blamed for the upset and a Ghanaian political shift over Ghana Nigeria substitutions. In Beirut, clashes threaten renewed fighting as Syrian pressure halts a coalition army standoff.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Liberia
Kissingar
Accra
Ghana
Nigeria
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Lebanon
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Testyaye Jabal
Calley to marry Columbus jeweler's daughter May 15
William L. Calley Jr. plans to wed the daughter of a prominent Columbus jeweler on May 15. Penny Vick, 29, works as a buyer for her father's store and has been engaged to Calley for over two years. Calley, 42, is a former U S Army lieutenant who lived in Columbus since his 1971 court martial for My Lai killings.
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Columbus, Ga
William L. Calley Jr
Columbus
Penny
Vick
Calley
Leutenant
My Lai
South Vietnam
False birth certificates ruled illegal under witness protection
Harrisburg ap The state attorney general ruled it legal for the state to issue false birth certificates to former witnesses under the federal witness protection program. Atty Gen Robert Kane said falsified certificates by the marshal or state employees could be prosecuted. The decision does not affect the program, per a Justice Department spokesman.
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Atty
Robert Kane
Leonard Bachman
Kane
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Bureau of Vital Statistics
General Assembly
U.S. Justice Department
Washington
States pay and receive in federal grants study
The Tax Foundation reports 20 states pay more tax dollars than they receive in federal grants. Florida has the worst return at 1.46 dollars per grant dollar, while the District of Columbia nets 28 cents per dollar. New York receives 83 cents per dollar, with Arizona and Pennsylvania even. Alaska, New Mexico, Mississippi, and South Dakota receive less than they pay. New York AG Lefkowitz targets Research Inc for advertising term papers on campuses.
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Tax Foundation
Florida
Foundation
District of Columbia
Washington
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ohio
Connecticut
Delaware
Ilinois
New Jersey
Alaska
New Mexico
Mississippi
South Dakota
Louis Lefkowitz
Lefkowitz
Research Inc
George Thorne
Nuclear facilities may fail under small armed attack says NRC memo
Washington AP reporting safety chief Carl H. Builder of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission writes in an internal memo that some or many U S nuclear facilities may not withstand an attack by as few as three armed intruders. The memo urges urgent review of protection deficiencies despite lacking a definition of adequate protection.
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Washington
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
U.S
Carl H. Builder
Agency
Division of Safeguards
Feetaruel
Ronald A. Brightson
Naing
Kerr McGee Corp
Oklahoma
Money Really Thrown Away at Courthouse Audit
AP report details a curious find of ten checks from County Treasurer Edward F. Cooke's office discarded near a barrel. Superintendent Al Seritti Jr. aided the dig, but officials offered no explanation for the loss. The piece also touches on plutonium, breeder reactors, and a House subcommittee hearing on Kerr McGee security.
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Pittsburgh
Edward F. Cooke
al Seriti Jr
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