Kennedy couple place wreath at Kopechne grave anniversary
Sen Edward Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy laid a wreath on Mary Jo Kopechne’s grave in Wilkes-Barre Pa on the fourth anniversary of her death. Kopechne was a campaign worker who died when Kennedy’s car went off a bridge at Chappaquiddick Massachusetts in 1969. He said he tried repeatedly to save her but failed.
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Court limits loan penalties in California ruling
California Supreme Court rules Hol Wan lenders cannot bases late payment penalties on a percentage of the unpaid balance. The decision, involving a class action against Coast and Southern Federal Savings and Loan Association of Los Angeles, finds such charges punitive and not solely for costs of collection. penalties may reflect the length of delinquency and administrative costs.
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GOP letter seeks more funds amid Watergate fallout
Washington reports Republican fund raisers urge party contributors to boost donations as the GOP faces a projected 1 million deficit. David K. Wilson, chair of the National Finance Committee, warns the party is in trouble due to Watergate and announces a 25 percent staff cutback and voluntary pay reductions.
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House votes to curb presidential war powers in four month limit
The House passed a bill 24 to 170 to force U S combat commitments to be pulled back or halted in 120 days unless Congress approves. Nixon urged Congress to devise a proper wartime role while threatening a veto over two main provisions. Ford condemned the measure as risking paralysis in war policy. The Senate could act Friday, setting up a Nixon Congress clash.
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Oil firms rebuff monopoly charge in gasoline price dispute
Major oil companies including Shell rejected FTC antitrust claims and warned that breaking up refining and transportation would raise prices. Critics pressed for probes into price spikes amid calls for a Watergate style inquiry. Oil spokesmen defended efforts to meet energy needs while noting inflation trends.
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F15 engines get extra 3 million to aid program
Washington reports Pratt and Whitney will receive a $3 million price increase for F15 fighter engines. The move aims to improve profits and offset costs tied to engine development. New contract terms seek to head off further problems as the 15 program proceeds.
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California Board approves high speed shutoff for anti smog devices
California's Air Resources Board votes to allow anti pollution devices to shut off when cars travel at 60 mph or more. The change aims to prevent engine heat and damage in high speed driving, with emissions rising slightly but overall reducing smog in slow traffic. Modified units to be ready by July 1, with sales restrictions for cars built 1986 to 70 and later. pre 1986 models already switch gear.
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Nixon Administration Pushes Mining Limits in Wilderness Areas
The Nixon administration urged restricting mining to areas set aside as wilderness and rejected Sen. Henry M. Jackson’s bid to repeal a 1964 exemption that allows mining to continue until 1964. Jackson and supporters argue the exemption conflicts with the Wilderness Act and fuels industry disputes over mining proposals.
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Alaska oil pipeline construction eyes six month start
Department of the Interior official predicts the Alaska pipeline project will begin within six months. Undersecretary Whitaker said the House will stay in session to act on a Senate-passed pipeline bill. He described the 77-20 Senate vote as a watershed decision. The $2.5 billion, seven mile line would move oil from Alaska’s North Slope to Valdez and to the West Coast by tankers, delivering about four million barrels daily to meet energy needs.
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