Jagger to Rome on business amid Hunt paternity claim
In London Heathrow a wary Mick Jagger avoided questions while flying to Rome on business after Marcia Hunt, 21, claimed in Marylebone Crown Court that he is the father of her two year old daughter. A Rolling Stones spokesman said Jagger contests the suit, adjourned until July.
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Nixon fund disclosure case leads to fines for committee
The Finance Committee for the Reelection of the President was found guilty on three counts of violating campaign disclosure laws for failing to report a $200,000 cash contribution from Robert Vesco. Judge Hart imposed the maximum $1,000 on each count, saying the gift was reportable since delivered after the law took effect. Vesco, Mitchell, and Stans had earlier faced citations related to the contribution.
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Antiwar veterans seek dismissal over wiretap claims
Viet Nam Veterans Against the War members accused of plotting to disrupt the GOP convention want charges dismissed due to alleged illegal wiretapping. Lead defendant Scott Camil said no evidence supported wiretap claims, though an undercover agent testified about a body device recording conversations. The group, seven others, faces trial in Gainesville next month as their motions before Judge Winslow Arnow proceed.
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Skylab 1 crew returns as weightlessness shows no ill effects
Astronauts Joseph Kercig Kerwin Charles Conrad and Paul Weitz completed 28 days in Skylab 1 with doctors reporting no ill effects from two months weightlessness. Conrad forecast the orbiting lab would be ready for Skylab 2 occupants on July 27 and noted expected scientific returns while planning post splashdown data review to assess gravity readaptation.
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Senate approves most austere space budget in years
The Senate approved a 1974 space budget of 3 billion dollars by a 0-5 vote, rejecting Fulbright’s amendment to cut 121 million. The plan funds Skylab 233.8 million, space shuttle 475 million, and joint US Soviet missions, with conference to reconcile differences and warnings of tighter future funding.
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