Nixon aides discussed drugging in Watergate era report
UPI reports columnist Jack Anderson faced discrediting schemes tied to a Senate Intelligence Committee inquiry. The document cites Howard Hunt and a retired CIA physician code named Dr Gottlieb, noting a plan to drug Anderson was rejected since he does not drink.
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Washington outlines swine flu vaccine groups and use
The Public Health Service released tentative guidelines for swine flu vaccine use in mass immunization, identifying high risk groups including heart disease, chronic lung disease, kidney failure, diabetes, and eggs allergy patients. The plan targets late summer through fall with a bivalent vaccine to cover swine flu and the A Victoria strain.
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Revenue sharing bill sparks House floor debate
The House opens debate on a bill to repeal revenue sharing and redirect funds totaling 38,008 state, county, and local dollars. Republicans urge stripping amendments and warn Ford may veto if crippling provisions remain, as critics call the process back door spending.
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Oil price hike feared by energy chief in testimony
Washington reports that Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb warned that Arab nations will raise oil prices if the world economic recovery persists. He said OPEC would not miss a chance for a price increase and Congress and the public are not taking the energy crisis seriously enough. Commerce official Elliot Richardson said Arab oil power will likely endure and significant price cuts are unlikely soon.
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