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Fragmentary local notice on tax and sales data
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Tapes Altered In Harris Case
In Los Angeles an expert says mysterious clicks on the Harrises and Miss Hearst tape indicate tampering with the Symbionese Liberation Army recording. He notes parallels to Watergate and stresses chain of custody as the only reliable check. Prosecution and defense exchange testimonies amid questions on tape integrity and admissibility.
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Los Angeles
William and
Lily Harris
Patricia Hearst
John G. McKnight
McKnight
U.S. District Court
John Simica
Mountain View
Calif
Harrises
Miss Hearst
SLA
Sam Mayerson
Howe Case Nears End in Utah Sex Trial
In Salt Lake City the Howe sex case nears its end as the defense rests without calling witnesses. Prosecution and defense delivered closing arguments amid testimony from decoy prostitutes who identified Howe as the man who solicited sex and offered $20.
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Salt Lake City
Allan T. Howe
Utah
Howe
Raymond
Uno
Dean Mitchell
Mitchell
Kathleen Taylor
Margaret Hambiln
Marlene
Washington
Wayne Hays
House
Federal Grand Jury
House Ethics Committee
Hays
Elizabeth Ray
John Young
D-Tex
Sex News
Ethics Committee
Allan Howe
Ohio
Jon Flynt
D-Ga
Young
Washington Post
Robert L. Leggett
D-Calif
Suzi Thomson
Carl Albert
Justice Department
Leggett
Miss Thomson
Welfare Aid May Be Cut For Medicaid Recipients
Harrisburg AP witnesses told a House committee that welfare recipients will lose access to care unless Pennsylvania raises outdated fees for doctors and hospitals. Doctors are paid 6 for visits and hospitals 9 for outpatient services, with private charges far higher, threatening routine care and emergency-only treatment for medical assistance patients. Hospital losses total about 20 million yearly, and obstetricians are paid 60 versus typical charges of 250 to 350. The department estimates 40 to 50 million extra annually are needed. lawmakers consider half that sum.
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Harrisburg
House
Thomas Hooker
House Health and Welfare Committee
James R. Neely
Pennsylvania Hospital Association
Hooker
Anita P. Kelly
Mrs Nixon Set To Leave Hospital After Stroke Recovery
Long Beach California AP reports Mrs Richard Nixon 64 will be released from Long Beach Memorial Hospital today to continue rehabilitation at home. Former President Nixon and daughters Julie Eisenhower and Tricia Cox plan to be at the hospital at 10 a.m. PDT. Doctors say she began therapy after a July 7 stroke that affected her left side and speech and expect full recovery in three to four months with ongoing physical and occupational therapy.
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Long Beach
Calif
Richard Nixon
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Richard M. Nixon
Julie Eisenhower
Tricia Cox
Nixon
San Clemente
Casa Pacifica
Karen Krantz
John Lungren
Julie
Tricia
Erie County DA Fires Three More Plans Fulltime Staff
Erie County District Attorney Robert Chase continued a staff reorganization by dismissing three assistant prosecutors Alois Lubiejewski Stephen Tetuan and Michael Fetzner The removals effective July 28 come as Chase shifts from parttime to fulltime lawyers The move leaves two assistants Joseph Messina and Thomas Ridge as remaining prosecutors with a goal of four to six fulltime attorneys by September amid concerns over workload and pay for younger hires
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Srie
Erie County
Robert Chase
Chase
Alois Lubiejewski
Stephen Tetuan
Michael Fetzner
Tetuan
Fetzner
Lubiejewski
R. Gordon Kennedy
Erie County Salary Board
Joseph Messina
Kennedy
Thomas Ridge
Ridge
Randall Thayer
Chad Connelly
QE2 Fire Halts Voyage and Returns to Britain
The Queen Elizabeth 2 caught fire for 50 minutes in its engine room early today while 80 miles west of the Scilly Isles. One mechanic was burned and one main engine damaged as the Cunard liner turned back to Britain with about 1,200 passengers aboard. It is expected to reach Southampton Saturday afternoon on one engine at six knots.
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London
New York
Britain
Cunard Line
Cunard
K.P. Lyon
Southampton
Cherbourg
France
Scilly Isles
England
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