Jaworski Aide Denies Ehrlichman Deal Talk
Washington AP A spokesman for special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski denied Friday a Los Angeles Times report that a meeting with former presidential adviser John Ehrlichman involved a deal. The Times said Ehrlichman did not accept or reject any offer, and details were not disclosed.
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Debates on controls program amid inflation and politics
The article outlines ongoing U S government deliberations on the controls program, including possible lifting or standby authority. Dunlop notes congressional input after the holiday recess, with inflation forecast as a factor. It mentions proposed selective decontrol and possible actions later this month, plus wage and employment data. Ehrlichman facesWatergate connections and legal proceedings.
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Kissinger aims for disengagement talks in a wide Mideast mission
US officials say Kissinger hopes for rapid progress on a five point plan to disengage rival armies in the Suez area and to present a formal proposition at the Geneva peace conference. He may visit Damascus and Jordan and Brussels if the trip extends beyond Cairo.
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Inaugural Parade and Oath for Harman Jr. Set in Virginia
Lt Governor elect Alex Harman Jr. will be sworn in by Supreme Court Justice Richard H. Poff. Former governors Darden Tuck Almond Harrison join dignitaries, with Virginias two U.S. senators and most congressmen present. Receptions follow as forecasts promise clear weather, contrasting prior cold inaugurations in 1966 and Holtons four years earlier.
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Virginia budget outline shows large higher education rise
The plan calls for 977 million in assembly funds up 22 percent from 755 million, funding major universities such as Virginia, Tech, William & Mary, and VMI with operating sums and capital outlays. Mental health programs gain 205 million, welfare and institutions receive 776 million, and corrections see notable hikes including 11.5 million for the State Prison Farm and 13.8 million for a new maximum security prison.
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Submarine arms race shifts as Soviet drills loom large
U S experts say Soviet land based missiles already offer multi warhead capability and rapid progress on subs may follow. Secretary Schlesinger hints at three submarine programs while Delta class subs deploy SSN8 missiles with 12 tubes. U S Poseidon subs still outpace in warhead count though. Highway budget balance faces battle as Holton proposes diverting 14 million to state police funded by highway funds. Rural lawmakers oppose mass transit shifts, backing roads instead. Northern Virginia rapid rail gets 5.2 million general funds, up from 2.7 million.
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Sextuplets Born In Cape Town May Survive, Doctors Say
A 40 day survival forecast is reported for sextuplets born to Susan Rosenkowitz at Mowbray Maternity Hospital in Cape Town. The three boys and three girls weighed 2 to 4 pounds at birth during a nine month pregnancy. The babies were delivered by C section and placed in incubators with intravenous feeding. All survive with one notably smaller infant. mother in satisfactory condition.
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Fire at oil tanks threatens Southeast Texas complex
A blaze consumed tanks in Port Neches near the Neches River in the Gollen Triangle. Oil overflow ran beyond six foot earthen dikes but did not reach the river, which serves ocean going ships to Beaumont, Port Arthur, and Orange.
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The Tabernacle Draws Spiritual Seekers from All Directions
Optimistic outlook for the new year as many people travel from North and South and East and West to find that their spiritual needs can be met at The Tabernacle.
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