Watergate Tape Case Moves to Grand Jury Assertions
Federal Judge may submit the Watergate tape case to a grand jury amid disputes over erasures on the June 20 recording. Rose Mary Woods testimony and Secret Service custody questions surface as prosecutors pursue the provenance of the tape and related equipment.
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Miss Woods
Haldeman
White House
J. Fred Buzhardt
Gerald L. Warren
Sirica
Charles Rhyne
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
Secret Service
Sims
Oval
Alexander Butterfield
Senate Watergate Committee
Bull
Congress Hearing Questions Oil Prices and Reserves
The subcommittee grills witnesses over oil company pricing and reserve hoarding. David Freeman accuses Rand of omitting exploration costs while John Dingell questions audit plans and staff size as Sean Lobel labels the proposals absurd and unrealistic.
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White House
David Freeman
John D. Dingell
Dmich
Subcommittee On Regulatory Agencies
Lobel
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Dingell
Federal Energy Office
Dil
Shooting Continues From Page One
A gunman fired a carbine rifle through a front window wounding Kanecski Golden Pakula and Todd as police found many rounds and a full carbine clip inside a one story home. Police say domestic gunfire calls are the most difficult to handle and pay tribute to fallen officers.
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Kanecski
Golden
Pakula
Todd
Man Charged In Kidnaping Of N C Child
Ronald Wayne Gastor, 25, arrested on burglary and kidnaping charges after seven year old Angela Craven was abducted from her Asheboro home. She was found in a Fayetteville motel room about ten hours later unharmed. A maid heard her crying and police said $850 was stolen from Danny Craven’s wallet during the break in.
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N.C
Ronald Wayne Gastor
Angela Craven
Danny Craven
Gastor
Fayetteville
Angela
Craven
Energy law eyed to grant rationing power
The administration seeks explicit Congress power to impose a gasoline rationing plan under existing law. If enacted, other conservation measures such as Sunday service station closings could be dropped. Sawhill notes motorists needing more than the basic ration could apply to the energy office for a higher allotment.
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Congress
Sawhill
Energy Office
Kissinger Seeks Sinai Disengagement with Egypt
Kissinger met for talks with Sadat as Egypt rejected an earlier Israeli map for disengagement. Obstacles include what weapons Egypt keeps east of the Suez, and Cairo’s demand for continued withdrawals post-disengagement. Israel plans about a 20 mile eastward pullback to the Mitla and Gidi passes. Al Ahram reports Israel’s pullback could begin within three weeks of an agreement. Egypt views this as the first step toward a long term settlement.
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Sadat
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Suez Canal
Cairo
Israel
Mitla
Gidi
U.S
al Ahram
Health price controls expanded to more segments
The council will lift price controls from community mental health centers family planning clinics institutions for the mentally retarded rehabilitation centers and optometrists and opticians. Health industry inflation has cooled from 6.9 percent in 1969 to 3.2 percent in 1972 with hospital costs falling from about 15 percent to 10 percent. Hospitals will be required to budget costs in advance. controls retro active to Jan 1 for medical practitioners with hospitals to begin April 1.
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Dunlop
Three Men Arrested Over Getty Kidnapping In Rome
In Rome three men were arrested on Wednesday on charges of kidnapping J Paul Getty. Police said a gang called the mainland Mafia was involved in the crime and identified the suspects as part of an organized plot.
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J. Paul Tetty
Mainland Mafia
Getty Kidnap Case Ties Mafia to Italian Arrests
Italian police arrested three men in separate locations in Rome and Calabria in a case involving the kidnapping of a 17 year old Getty and a ransom payment. Authorities said one suspect was linked to the Calabrian underworld, with charges including kidnapping and criminal association. An ear mailed to a Rome newspaper was cited as a possible motive. Recovery of a money cache was reported but not confirmed. Investigations continue as officials describe the case as ongoing and complex.
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Janet Reno
Richard Gerstein
John Marshall Law School
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Marshall
Bar Association
Seymour Gelber
Florida Bar Association
Gelber
Miami Beach
Rocky Famerance
Nixon
White House
IRS
Internal Revenue
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
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Journal-Bulletin
Getty
J. Paul Getty
Italy
Sicily
Rome
Calabria
Domenica Barbino
Polyclinic Hospital of the Sacred Heart
Vincenzo Marmmoliti
Austria
Innsbruck
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