Latin ministers seek equal dialogue with Kissinger
In Mexico City 24 Latin American Caribbean foreign ministers prepare for a three day meeting with Secretary Kissinger. Emilio Rabasa of Mexico says the dialogue will be on equal footing with mutual respect and understanding. they seek coordination, not subordination.
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Nixon dispatches Kissinger for Middle East talks amid oil embargo
President Nixon sends Secretary Kissinger to the Middle East to begin disengagement talks with Syria and Israel. The White House meeting with Kissinger and foreign ministers outlined shuttle diplomacy and obstacles to lifting the Arab oil embargo. Senate reopens emergency energy legislation with a razor thin margin to recommit or push to final passage in the House.
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Ford Urges Engineers to Solve Energy Shortage
In Chattanooga, Vice President Ford tells local engineers there is no shortage of American talent, only time. He says ingenuity can substitute for time in the energy crisis. Washington reports note US submarine specialists see slow Soviet antisubmarine weapon development.
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Mitchell and Stans Face Trial Over Vesco Allegations
Former Attorney General John Mitchell and ex-Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans face a federal trial on charges of conspiring and pressuring the SEC over a Vesco multi million dollar contribution. They seek dismissal delays arguing pretrial publicity. The case notes their roles in Nixon era fundraising and potential perjury charges carrying up to 50 years.
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Tough Antiporno Bill Approved Sent To Shapp
The legislature sent a tough antipornography bill to Gov. Shapp amid concern over mandatory county standards for obscenity and potential cross jurisdiction chaos. The measure, passed 26-20 in the Senate, imposes penalties, allows confiscation, and targets sale and distribution of obscene material to minors.
New Antiporno Bill Details Inquiries And Penalties
Harrisburg AP outlines questions and answers about a Senate passed antipornography bill sent to Gov. Shapp. Definitions follow Supreme Court obscenity standards. Community standards would vary by county. Initiation by county district attorney. Civil or criminal actions against sellers distributors exhibitors or lenders. Preliminary injunctions with rapid hearings and quick jury timelines. Confiscation possible upon injunction. destruction if permanent. Penalties up to 6000 dollars and two years imprisonment.
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Thomas Nolan
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Richard Tilghman
R-Montgomery
William Duffield
D-Fayette
U.S. Supreme Court
Harrisburg
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