Kennedy family decorates grave on anniversary
Mary Jo Kopechne statue visitors in Wilkes Barre Pa on Wednesday marking the fourth anniversary of her death in the Chappaquiddick incident. Edward Kennedy expressed ongoing regret while noting attempts to rescue. Civil and legal notes mix with unrelated items about trials and fees in Texas and federal court decisions.
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Arab gunman releases hostages for safe trip in Athens
In Athens a gunman armed with a submachine gun and hand grenades seized 15 hostages at a central hotel. He released them unharmed after obtaining safe conduct to the Middle East. Hostages included a elderly American, a Greek Orthodox priest, three police officers and three children. The gunman, who identified as part of an anti Zionist group, left with a pistol and grenade and was assisted by Libyan and Lebanese ambassadors acting as mediators.
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California Supreme Court Limits Loan Penalties on Late Payments
California's Supreme Court ruled that loan penalties beyond repayment of principal are punitive, not recoveries of lender costs. The decision, in a case against Coast and Southern Federal Savings and Loan Association of Los Angeles, affects how penalties are charged for late installments and collection costs.
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GOP letter seeks funds to stave off party crisis
Washington UPI reports a Republican fundraising letter warned donors the party faced a $1 million deficit with a 25 percent staff cut and voluntary pay reductions. David K. Wilson of the National Finance Committee blamed Watergate for creating a “pall of suspicion” over the GOP and urged contributions to keep the party alive.
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House votes to curb presidential war powers
The House approved a bill requiring the president to begin within four months any war commitments unless Congress approves, passing 24 to 470 amid Nixon veto threats. The Senate may move its own war powers bill, signaling an early clash with the White House and congressional leaders over limits on unilateral action. President Nixon sent a telegram denouncing the measure as dangerous and unconstitutional, while Republican Leader Gerald Ford urged a vote against. The bill would force U.S. combat actions within 120 days unless Congress acts, and allow Congress to veto presidential decisions during that period.
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Oil firms push back on FTC monopoly charge
Major oil companies dispute the FTC antitrust claim claiming government action could raise gasoline prices. Shell Oil’s Harry Bridges warns of breakup into many firms hurting efficiency and raising costs. Industry figures defend Gulf and others saying prices rose slower than inflation and accuse critics of a witch hunt amid energy concerns.
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F15 Engine Cost Boost Shelters Pratt & Whitney Profits
The Air Force agreed to pay an extra 2 aillion for F15 fighter engines, granting Pratt & Whitney a larger profit margin amid a troubled program. New contract terms aim to head off engine development problems to prevent higher future costs.
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San Francisco board OKs 60 mph anti smog device cutout
California's Air Resources Board approved a cutout switch for anti pollution devices at speeds of 60 mph or more. The measure aims to reduce overheating and engine damage during high speed use, with about 30 percent of driving exempt from emissions controls. Manufacturers must prepare modified units by Oct 1 ahead of Jan 1 rollout for cars built in 1986 to 1970.
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Administration seeks mining continuation in wilderness areas
Washington report says the Nixon administration urged Congress to reject Sen. Henry M. Jackson’s bill to repeal the Wilderness Act provision allowing mining to continue until 1984. Administration spokesman Wesnesday argued for continuing mining rights amid preservation aims. Supporters of the bill contend the mining exemption undermines wilderness protections and fuels conflict over proposals.
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Alaska oil pipeline construction seen beginning soon
SAN FRANCISCO UP I A Department of the Interior official predicts Alaska pipeline construction will start within six months and finish in 43 years. Undersecretary John Whitaker said the Nixon administration hopes Congress acts quickly to authorize a $8.9 billion 799 mile line carrying about 2 million barrels daily from the North Slope to Valdez for West Coast delivery.
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