Carswell son pot charges dropped in Florida raid
In Tallahassee Florida police dropped marijuana possession charges against Scott Carswell two year old son of farmer judge G Harrold Carswell for lack of evidence. He was among six Florida State University students arrested during a raid on a house trailer.
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Apollo 14 Astronauts Welcomed in New York Parade
New York welcomed Apollo 14 crew Alan Shepard Edgar Mitchell and Stuart Roosa with a Broadway motorcade amid makeshift ticker tape. About 30 protesters disrupted the scene, holding a banner against the visit and shouting at officials as Mayor Lindsay awarded city medals.
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Draftee in plane hijacking returns to U S for trial
The 39 year old Chapin Paterson of Shingle Springs California, accused of hijacking a plane to Canada while en route to basic training, was returned to the United States and jailed in Whatcom County with bail set at 50000 dollars. He will be moved to Seattle later this week to stand trial on federal air piracy charges.
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Senate Finance Committee OKs debt ceiling hike plan
The Senate Finance Committee approved a House-passed bill to raise the national debt limit and let the Treasury sell long term bonds at prevailing rates. Opposition is expected over removing the 4.25 percent ceiling on interest on up to ten billion dollars of bonds.
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Evacuations Expand as Riots Kill Hundreds in East Pakistan
Foreign residents flee Dacca amid political rioting that has left more than 300 dead. Ninety Britons, about 1,000 Britons in East Pakistan, fly to London. West German officials report 113 of 300 eastern nationals depart for Bangkok. Japanese firms plan to evacuate 166 people from Dacca. U.S. considers whether to pull American citizens as the consulate monitors the situation.
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Belfast gunfire kills man in street clash
A man died as gunfire and an explosion damaged a furniture store owned by Belfast Lord Mayor Joseph Cairns. Police said no security forces were present and the attack may reflect an IRA feud in darkened streets.
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Court ruling unlikely to alter draft process
The Selective Service said the Supreme Court decision blocking conscientious objector status for all war participation would cause little change in the draft. Spokesman Ken Coffon said most who oppose only the Vietnam War had not sought objector status, with 90,000 to 100,000 applicants yearly and about 46,000 granted exemptions.
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UCLA to Lay Off 90 Professors as Budget Cuts Hit
UCLA plans permanent faculty reductions of 90 amid Reagan budget cuts. Chancellor Saxon warns education quality could fall without higher state funding. A UCLA committee weighs eliminating journalism, speech, teacher training, and physical education programs if appropriations do not rise. Other UC campuses also face faculty losses. UCSB and Berkeley respond to reports with cautious statements.
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Fragmented 1797 Act Congres notices in California paper
Readable fragments show a denatured early American notice about an Act of Congress dated March 3, 1797. It references Agnes ail communications and a publishing context with daily and Sunday rates, set at 116 W. Winton Ave Alameda County California, with multiple office phone listings and a puzzled postal tone.
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Israel reports clashes on borders amid Arab guerrilla surge
Israel reported clashes on its borders with Jordan and Lebanon as Arab guerrilla activity rose. A Sinai threat remained, with tensions described as severed, while Cairo denied Soviet influence on Egyptian policy. An Israeli camp said a soldier was wounded by a bazooka round near the Syrian frontier and a guerrilla infiltrator was killed at the Lebanese front. President Nixon and Sadat exchanged messages as ceasefire expired, with talks on a renewed truce discussed but not extended.
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New legal aid service proposed in California
SAN FRANCISCO AP Lewis K Uhier director of the state's office of Economic Opportunity proposed an Andi care program to offer legal services for the poor. He suggested Judicare would empower the poor to speak for themselves and replace California Rural Legal Assistance. Critics argued it could stall access to rights, while supporters cited pilots like Washington Township in Fremont as potential statewide models. Uhler said funding could be much less than the 1.8 million earmarked for CRLA.
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Coed Dies in Napa County After Suspected Assault
An autopsy into the death of 20 year old Lynda Christine Kanes found last Friday in Napa County suggests exposure as a factor, with possible beating and a wire around the neck. Sheriff officials said no major break or solid lead has emerged despite intensive investigation.
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Prisoners Questioned At My Lai Trial
Testimony in Lt. William Calley's four month trial cites his platoon taking about 20 prisoners and handing them to headquarters for questioning. Roger Murray said Medina and an interpreter questioned them and released them before noon. Calley did not claim taking prisoners.
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Army club trial pleas entered in Los Angeles
Lt. Maj. William J. Woaldridge and four Army men pleaded innocent on Monday to charges of conspiring to defraud noncommissioned rbs in Vietnam. The defendants include M. Spt. William Higdon Spt. LC. William Bazley and two retired NCOs Narvacs Hatcher and Lore Rass.
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Police close in on Turk kidnapers near Ankara
Ankara authorities say a large dragnet is tracking the leftist group that abducted four U S airmen and freed them Monday night after five days in captivity. No ransom was paid and both governments refused to meet demands. The captors telephoned acquaintances and fled the apartment after gathering their belongings. The airmen described their captors as using fear of a machine gun to compel release.
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Testimony cites agent retired after Alio over Look Magazine link
Assistant Attorney General William H. Rehnquist told the Senate subcommittee that an FBI agent contributed to a Look Magazine piece linking San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto to organized crime. The agent was disciplined and retired, and the article was not based on official FBI files. Alioto has sued Look for libel.
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Ford predicts new SST funding after White House meeting
House Republican Leader Gerald Ford said after meeting with President Nixon that Congress would approve an additional 240 million dollars for SST development. Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott dismissed pollution concerns, noting ecologists’ worries over the program while funding nears exhaustion at month’s end. The administration seeks 200 million more to push the project past 172 billion dollars for two aircraft. Ford, Scott and other leaders met Nixon at the White House as Moorer reported Laos operations moving with no delay. Nixon also briefed on a rural community development bill to be sent to Congress Wednesday.
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