Agnew eyes monetary crisis actions
Vice President Spiro Agnew told the Business Council in Hot Springs that the United States will take appropriate actions to help solve the international monetary crisis without jeopardizing the domestic economy. He cited transitory currency flows and higher European rates, warned against actions harming long term interests, and noted U.S. steel wage costs versus foreign productivity, urging careful balance as U.S. steel shares declined from 45 to 22 percent since 1956.
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Agnew
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Nixon aides wed in White House ceremony at shrine
President Nixon congratulates Mr and Mrs Patrick Buchanan after their marriage at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament. The bride Shelley Scarney 33 a receptionist at the Executive Mansion and a Nixon aide. the groom 32 an assistant to the President.
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Activist Leslie Bacon Remains in Custody in Seattle
Leslie Bacon spent her second weekend in custody as U S District Judge George H Boldt promised a ruling early in the week on freeing the young antiwar activist. The bail of 100000 was not reduced and Bacon was arrested April 21 as a material witness in the March 1 bombing of the U S Capitol. Her attorneys and the ACLU seek to quash the grand jury subpoena over alleged government wiretapping.
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Court asks Supreme Court to rule on domestic wiretaps
The Justice Department seeks a ruling on whether it may wiretap domestic dissident groups without court orders if deemed a national security threat. The issue could test whether domestic groups fall under the same security concerns as foreign threats and invites arguments on whether such taps can be reviewed in closed court hearings to establish legality.
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Mother's Day roses mystery for 27th year in Redwood City
Mrs May Robinson, blind since her son's death in 1943 over Guadalcanal, receives anonymous Mother's Day roses annually from an unknown sender. The roses began arriving the year after, sometimes with cards, sometimes without. A local florist confirms orders come from Oakland or distant sources, never revealing the sender.
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Richard Dick
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