Vesco to seek Costa Rican citizenship amid exile
Costa Rica’s Robert Vesco says he will become a Costa Rican citizen as soon as possible, praising the country as a place to live in peace. He lives under guard at a villa, with armed guards and CCTV, while the U.S. seeks extradition over a stockholders’ fraud. The same dispatch notes Israel signing the Middle East accord with Kissinger, enabling Sinai troop pullback and Abu Rudeis oilfield return, just after the U.S. Senate votes to deploy 200 civilians to frontier early warning stations.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Robert Vesco
U.S
Hnahsleh
Possile
Vesco
Excelsior
United States
Jerusalem
Israel
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai Desert
Abu Rudeis
Egypt
United Nations Peace Forces
U.S. Senate
Dellums Says Berkeley Office Bugged In 1972 73
Rep. Ronald Dellums testified at a House subcommittee hearing on illegal wiretapping that his Berkeley, California congressional office was bugged in 1972 or 1973 during draft resistance counselling. He cited a draft resister using a phone there to tell his parents his address, after which FBI agents arrested him.
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Washington (Ap
Ronald Y. Dellums
Berkeley
Calif
House Subcommittee
Dellums
FBI
Labor and management urged to unite for state economy
AP reports Pennsylvania Electric Association executive Ray E Semmiler urged labor and management to join in a common cause to boost the state's economy and job creation. In remarks to carpenters, he stressed crisis recognition and cooperation. Shapp campaign has raised $121,742 with $5,000 in five states, says Norval D Reece, campaign manager. As of Sept 30, committee had $20,404 cash.
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Pennsylvania Electric Association
Pennsylvania State Council of Carpenters
PEA
Ray E. Semmiler
Harrisburg
Shapp
Norval D. Reece
Pennsylvania
Florida
Illinois
Ohio
Washington
D.C
Reece
Flood centers to close in two cities after Saturday
Harrisburg AP reports the Welfare Department will discontinue flood disaster assistance centers at New Cumberland and Sunbury after Saturday. Eight centers remain open across 30 county disaster area locations and will stay open until at least next Tuesday for aid or information.
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Harrisburg
New Cumberland
Sunbury
State Welfare Department
State House to hold six hearings on graduated income tax
Pennsylvania plans six public hearings starting next week to decide if the state should adopt a graduated income tax. Finance Chairman Jon Brunner says hearings will cover Harrisburg Erie Pittsburgh Philadelphia Altoona and Scranton with a constitutional amendment needed before any change.
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Harrisburg
House
Pennsylvania
Jon Brunner
D-Washington
Erie
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Altoona
Scranton
Brunner
Nixon Makes Public Golf Appearance With Frank Fitzsimmons
Former President Richard Nixon played five hours of golf at La Costa for a charity tournament with Teamster leader Frank Fitzsimmons. Spectators noted graying eyebrows and Nixon’s smooth gait while he spoke briefly about supporting the Little City for Retarded Children of Palatine Illinois.
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LA Costa
Calif
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Frank Fitzsimmons
San Clemente
Palatine
Ill
Robert Dachman
Chicago
Fitzsimmons
Secret Service
Jack Brennan
Long Beach
Cathman
Teamster
Murry Miller
Teamster International
Joseph Trevotola
John Murphy
Gateway Transportation Co
la Crosse
Wis
Union
EBVHC Names Officers For Coming Year
Elgin Beaverdam Hose Company members elected officers for the coming year at a firehall meeting. Melvin Crawford was named president and William Lord vice president, with Lucian Lindholm treasurer and Terry Crandall secretary for eight years. Separate votes also installed five additional officers including Allen Cox as chief and Richard Brown as first assistant chief. Three-year directors named were Crawford Wetmore and Lord.
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Elgin Beaverdam Hose Company
Melvin Crawford
William Lord
Lucian Lindholm
Terry Crandall
EBVHC
Allen Cox
Richard Brown
Terrance McCray
Robert Dewey
Charles Pittich
Joseph Wetmore
Firemen’s Relief
Gregory Reynolds
Mark Cox
Robert Huntley
Gary McQueeney
John Kornikoski
David Barnhart
James Palmer
Ike Henry
Crawford, Wetmore
Lord
Wetmore
Frank Merritt
John Cherry
Oldest Officer Reappointed Again
Adm. Hyman G. Rickover, 75, was reappointed for two more years of active duty as head of the Navy's nuclear propulsion team. Secretary of the Navy J. William Middendorf announced Rickover's continuation as the principal figure in the atomic ship and submarine program.
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Middendorff
Rickover
Navy
Cresson School To Close Very Soon
Harrisburg AP reports the main building of Cresson State School will close after 130 residents transfer to a new Welfare Department facility in Altoona. Dr Will Burrow will head the Altoona site with 160 Cresson staff. the move aims to provide skilled care and services, avoiding $6 million in repairs for the 75 year old building.
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Harrisburg
Cresson State School
Welfare Department
Altoona
Frank Beal
Beal
Will Burrow
Cresson
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