Extradition Pact Aims Tight Rules on Hijackers
The United States and Canada plan a new extradition treaty to better combat air hijackers. The agreement, signed by Secretary of State Rose and Canadian Foreign Minister Mitchell, requires ratifications from both legislatures to take effect and lists no specific offenses, with a political offense exception.
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Navy jet crashes off Virginia coast with pilot missing
Lt. Thomas E. Conlon 25 of Jacksonville piloted a new ATE Corsair jet on a round trip from Jacksonville to Mobile and Atlanta. When radio contact was lost the jet plunged into the Atlantic about 250 miles from Norfolk. SNavy and Coast Guard searchers failed to locate wreckage or the pilot. Interceptors saw the pilot slumped at the controls and a parachute open before the crash.
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Life of John McCormack Aide and Wife Barnet Die
Former House Speaker John W McCormack and his wife Barnet died after a long marriage noted for never spending a night apart Mrs Barnet McCormack 87 died at Providence Hospital after heart disease treatment John McCormack 90 retired from Congress after 42 years spent nights in an adjoining room with a wall door cut through it
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Biggest LSD plant uncovered in Hopland raid
In Mendocino County authorities arrested seven people after a pre dawn raid on two nearby farm houses and a storage warehouse. They seized equipment described as capable of producing billions of LSD tablets. The sheriff said the houses operated together as an illicit drug production site with charges including marijuana possession and conspiracy to manufacture LSD.
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Portable unit to follow Nixon to China
Manabu Tsano of KDD said a portable communications facility will be shipped to China for Nixon's Beijing visit and left there after the trip. He declined to name the source, noting information came from America.
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Woman faces psychiatric tests in stabbing of two teachers
Mrs Rose Marie Hardy 34 is charged with assault with a deadly weapon for stabbing two Hillcrest School teachers, Dean Haskey and Shirley Bayerle. She defends refusal to cooperate citing religion, while Judge Kennedy orders psychiatric evaluation and transfer to Superior Court for decision.
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Tax bill edges toward passage after tax cut and campaign checkoff delay
A 15 billion three year tax cut bill with 1978 start for presidential campaign checkoff seems headed for enactment. The conference backed Nixon on the campaign fund delay and possible future vetoes. The plan offers higher personal exemptions, a higher standard deduction for low income filers, repeal of auto excise taxes, and an investment credit to spur the economy. Leaders differ on whether the House will pass the measure in its current form, and a presidential veto remains possible.
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Tax relief bill overview with key provisions
Washington outlines a tax relief bill including higher personal exemptions, higher standard deduction, retroactive repeal of auto and light truck excise taxes, DISC tax deferral, a day care deduction for household services, and a 20 percent job credit for employers hiring welfare recipients.
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Senate panel gains power to inspect tax records
The Senate Commerce Committee, led by Warren Magnuson, can inspect income tax records to probe organized crime's effect on interstate commerce, focusing on detergent industry extortion. Presidential authority allows access to 1939 72 returns, with other committees and agencies retaining similar rights.
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SALT talks stall over ABM location and caps
Diplomatic sources report a dispute at SALT over ABM deployment sites and ceilings. The United States seeks flexible caps and capital or site placements, while the Soviet Union pushes for a capitals only treaty and ban on ABM development, with talks continuing and a Saturday meeting planned at the Soviet Embassy.
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Farreaching child care bill passes Senate milestone
The Senate approved a measure to fund local child care centers nationwide, aiming to aid 1 to 1.5 million children from poor families starting mid 1972. The plan limits free services to families under 4310. higher-income users pay scaled fees with subsidies.
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Stans Returns From Trade Talks With Poland and USSR
U.S. Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans flew back to Washington after a two week tour of the Soviet Union and Poland to explore trade possibilities. Agreement was reached on several joint industrial ventures to be undertaken in the United States and an American trade information center to be established in Warsaw.
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Estimated federal income tax in coming years by filing status
Washington AP reports estimated taxes on selected incomes under a new tax bill. Figures show single filers and married couples with and without children, using standard deductions for $10,000, $15,000, and $20,000 income levels across 1972, 1973, and 1974 projections.
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Georgia Patrol Tests New High Speed Pursuit Car
Atlanta AP report describes a Jave line vehicle capable of 140 miles per hour entering experimental use by the Georgia State Patrol as a pursuit car.
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