Volpe questions SST revival cost near billion estimate
Secretary Volpe told NBC that reviving the SST would not cost anywhere near one billion dollars, challenging Boeing chair William Allen’s higher figure. A Senate panel backed House action to fund development, while critics warned of rising costs and warned the program may not gain congressional support.
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Alaska
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Ellender
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Nixon recalls aides to help stop Europe troop cut plan
President Nixon orders recall of his top military commander in Europe and the U.S. ambassador to NATO to defeat a Senate effort to halve U.S. troops in Europe. Key aides including Henry Kissinger and Secretary of State William Rogers plan strategy for pivotal votes. Goodpaster warned in Mons withdrawal would threaten NATO.
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Andrew J. Goodpaster
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Goodpaster
Mons
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Postal rates rise Sunday across first class and mail
Washington reports the U S Postal Service will raise first class letter rates from six to eight cents and air mail from 10 to 11 cents this Sunday. Postcards rise from five to six cents and all mail postcards from eight to ten. Second and third class rates also increase, but not fully, after a U S District Court dismissal of a lawsuit by publishers.
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Teamsters weigh Hoffa comeback after prison
Hollywood Florida AP longtime Teamsters leader James R Hoffa remains influential as the union's executives vote to wait for his release before deciding if he will run again. A board source says Hoffa could decide in early June about seeking reelection after a witness statement allegedly contradicting Hoffa's 1964 jury tampering trial.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Night of gunfire in South Side apartment fight ends with charges
Chicago police say three officers were wounded and four suspects charged with attempted murder after a domestic dispute escalated into gunfire at a South Side building. The incident occurred as officers responded to a claim by Virginette Williams that her estranged husband Irving was kidnapping their infant daughter Nyetta. Neighbors described the building as a Black Panther hangout with a sign labeling the second floor as a literature headquarters. A cache of arms was seized, though the four suspects were not previously known to police. Names given: Robert Gordon, Bernard Reynolds, Van Smith, and Virginette Williams. Officers Mikulski, Kane, and Rosak responded. Mikulski was struck but returned fire as the group exchanged shots with Gordon, who carried a knife and an empty holster.
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Panthers bomb conspiracy acquitted in brisk trial
After an eight month trial in New York, 13 Black Panthers accused of bomb conspiracy were found not guilty on all 12 counts. Jurors, defendants and supporters filled the Criminal Courts building, as foreman James Fox read the verdicts in minutes. Some defendants fled to Algeria. others awaited potential bail adjustments as lawyers weighed next steps.
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Mother of crucified toddler jailed in LSD sales case
In San Francisco Melanie Alba 21 sits in jail charged with selling LSD after her 22 month old son Noah was kidnapped and killed. She says she has been drinking and dazed since the tragedy and her husband left town after the incident. A second woman and two others were arrested following an undercover drug purchase at a North Beach apartment. The child was found crucified in a basement and his killers fled. The family lore includes a 3 year old daughter sent to relatives in Georgia.
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Georgia
Attorneys seek release for antiwar activist Leslie Bacon
In Seattle, attorneys for Leslie Bacon announce plans to petition the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco to order her release. Oakland attorney Dennie Rhine says Jan Peterson of the ACLU in Seattle will appear for the one year old from Atherton, California.
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Oakland
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Jan Peterson
American Civil Liberties Union
Atherton
Capitol security surge eyed after March 1 bombing
A House subcommittee considers boosting Capitol police by 214 officers and creating a K9 bomb-sniffing unit after the Capitol bombing. Police seek electronic surveillance and overtime pay. The blast caused $200,000 in damage and remains unsolved. Senate clerk Ridgely swears in two girl pages, with a third to be sworn in next week. California warns teens face rising venereal disease rates, threatening up to half of teens by 1980.
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UPI
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Julie Price
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The Daily Review Publication Details and Rates
The Daily Review Inc lists Floyd Sparks as president and publisher and William Chilkote as business manager. It provides subscription rates including 10 cents per copy and 25 cents Sundays, with daily publication including Sundays at 114 W Winton Ave Hayward CA and office contacts in Hayward San Leandro and Fremont California.
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