Krogh released from prison after Ellsberg case
Egil Bud Krogh Jr former head of the White House plumbers was released from federal prison after four months and a week for his role in the Ellsberg break in He was moved to a Maryland home and is in seclusion with his wife Susanne and two children Fielding the Beverly Hills psychiatrist whose office was burglarized during Labor Day week was involved in the case.
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Sanford to get Foxx back on NBC series
Redd Foxx will return to the Sanford and Son show on July 8 after a dispute with Tandem Productions. The comedian missed several episodes last season amid contract tensions and a breach suit filed by Tandem seeking ownership and better conditions. Foxx’s return was confirmed as negotiations continue.
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Syria Boost to Jet Fleet Faces Pilot Shortage
US intelligence reports show Russia more than doubled Syria's jet fighter force in two months while a shortage of Syrian pilots keeps many aircraft grounded. Gen. Andrew Goodpaster said Soviet arms deliveries to Egypt have slowed, but aid to Syria and Iraq remains generous and closely linked to Moscow despite Cairo seeking U.S. friendship.
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Yemen junta forms partial cabinet under new premier
Yemen's Revolutionary Command Council announced a new cabinet lineup eight days after seizing power. Mohsen El-Ainy was named premier and foreign minister, with Hassan Mekii named deputy premier and head of economic and financial affairs, as Sana dispatches note.
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Memorex hires veteran rescuer to salvage company
Memorex Corp hires Robert O. Wilson a specialist in saving distressed firms for five years to turn around the floundering computer company. Stockholders approved a plan giving Wilson 250000 shares at 11.2 percent per share. Wilson previously helped Collins Radio post a 13.3 million operating profit after a 29.6 million loss in 1972.
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Grenada Faces U.N. Bid After Unanimous Council Support
The Security Council voted 15 to 0 to recommend Grenada for U.N. admission, sending its bid to the General Assembly for possible September inclusion as the 137th member. Grenada, independent last February, has 133 square miles and about 92,500 people.
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Israel follows raids with a U N complaint over Lebanon
United Press International reports Israel filed a U N Security Council complaint after three days of air strikes against Lebanon. Defense Minister Peres warned Lebanon must choose independence or risk terrorist control, while Solh condemned subversion of peace. Civilian casualties cited include 30 killed and over 100 wounded.
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Senate passes bill to curb presidential budget power
The Senate approved a bill to give Congress tighter control over spending and limit presidential impoundment. It creates separate budget committees with a central budget office and three options to reduce spending or raise ceilings before approving appropriations. Critics call it essential for fiscal oversight.
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Federal panel sets national natural gas price at 42 cents
The Federal Power Commission hiked the national base price for natural gas to 42 cents per 1,000 cubic feet, applying to interstate sales from new fields after Jan 1, 1973. The ruling aims to attract capital for exploration and expansion amid a demand shortfall, with a 4-1 vote and provisions for offshore-delivery allowances and regional adjustments.
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California park projects get $41 million in budget add ons
Sacramento AP reports state legislators inserted 41.1 million dollars for park projects into the California budget, funded by a 28 million dollar voter approved park and recreation bond. The list covers areas from Southern California deserts to Northern California redwoods, drawn by a six member conference committee for Gov Ronald Reagan.
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GM Plant Strikes Grip Auto Makers Nationwide
Detroit reports show General Motors Norwood Ohio plant walkout by 4000 workers over a local contract. Ford and Chrysler face UAW labor troubles as 30000 Ford workers idle across 12 plants awaiting parts from Chicago Heights. Ford’s 9000 plus losses from a nine day strike cost 31001 cars and 12900 trucks. Chrysler’s Warren Michigan Dodge plant faces potential action as Local 140 weighs strike authorization. Kansas City Missouri, and other facilities brace for continued disruption as negotiations stall.
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New treasurer to sign U.S. currency in weeks
Francine Neff, 46, a New Mexico housewife and Republican figure, sworn in as Treasurer of the United States. She succeeds Romana Bannelys, who resigned last February as duties were pared. Neff’s signature will appear on greenbacks soon alongside the secretary’s. In a separate item, Sikkim’s king Palden Thondup Namgyal lost most powers after Parliament adopted a constitution reducing royal authority, becoming a figurehead as India gains right to appoint key officials.
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Veterans budget hits record 13.4 billion in House vote
The House Appropriations Committee approved a record high 13.4 billion budget for veterans programs, boosting medical care funds and adding a campus program to assist ex GI s with college benefits. The VA appropriation exceeds Nixon’s request by 40 million and funds 316 million to hire 4.35 thousand medical personnel for hospitalized veterans.
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Bacon Sues U S Government Over Bombing Case
Leslie Bacon files a $3 million federal suit alleging her rights were violated after being held in contempt for not speaking about a 1971 bombing. The U S District Court action seeks $1 million in actual damages and $2 million in punitive damages and cites illegal electronic surveillance in 1972.
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Gasoline Prices Rise in May According to Labor Dept
The Labor Department reports May average prices for regular gasoline at 5 cents above April, a 2.4 percent increase per two gallons. Premium gasoline averaged 87 cents per gallon in May.
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