Former White House Aide Indicted For Lying To Jury
A former White House aide was indicted for lying to a grand jury. Testimony by White House lawyer J Fred Buzhardt described duplicating a humming sound on a tape, while experts said they could not reproduce it. The report also covers economic growth projections, fuel shortages, housing starts, and energy conservation efforts led by Indianapolis Mayor Richard Lugar as he advocates bus commuting and car pools.
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White House
J. Fred Buzhardt
Indianapolis
Richard G. Lugar
Lugar
Ford Evacuations Denied Amid Uruguay Travel Talks
In Montevideo Ford officials said they were unaware of any Argentina evacuations but did not rule them out as a possibility. A Detroit spokesman cited concern for employee safety and noted Ford employs 20 to 25 foreigners in Argentina amid ongoing terror threats. The report references broader political disclosures and legal actions connected to former Nixon aides and Watergate figures.
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Uruguay
Ford
Montevideo
Detroit
Argentina
People’s Revolutionary Army
ERP
Chapin
Administration
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice T. Stans
Vesco
Doh D. Ehrlichman
Eljlsberg
Egil Korgh Jr
Hodgkin's disease cases linked by contact raise questions
Scientists note 31 Hodgkin's disease cases among relatives and friends, far above expected. Researchers in New York State Health Department and Oxford University researchers traced many contacts among 91 patients and, surprisingly, among 91 controls. They caution against overstatement, suggesting more study while acknowledging intuitive concerns about transmissibility.
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Vianna
Albany
New York State Health Department
Pike
P.G. Smith
Oxford University
Hodgkin
N C Official Found Dead
Raleigh AP report states W E Sam Early 38 executive director of North Carolina Commission for the Blind was found dead by a maid in a basement storage room with a single gunshot wound. Wake County sheriff’s office says apparent self inflicted death. Early had 14 years state service and led services to the blind while teaching at Wake Forest.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina Commission For the Blind
W.E. Sam
Early
Wake County
David Flaherty
Wake Forest
Department of Administration
Arabs May Ease Oil Pinch On More Nations
London AP report says Arab oil producers will relax the squeeze on more nations as a reward for pro Israel stance. Sheik Yamani named Britain France Spain and some African states for partial relief in January while continuing a 5 percent monthly cut to other countries and maintaining a boycott against the United States and the Netherlands. The plan also promises crude at the higher of the September 1973 level or the average of the first nine months of 1973 for friendly states.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Robert Drimm
Houston Aviation Committee
D Timm
Nixon
Federal Home Loan Bank
Bard
Washington
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Thailand
Pentagon
United States
London
Israel
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Britain
France
Spain
Yamani
Japan
Philippines
Netherlands
Edward Heath
New Serum Hepatitis Virus Linked to Blood Transmission
NIH researchers along with Joliet prison study teams report the discovery of a virus-like particle tied to a more virulent form of hepatitis called Serum hepatitis or Hepatitis B. Transmission occurs via blood transfusions and needles, with about 30,000 U.S. victims annually and up to 6,000 deaths. discoveries built on Joliet prison stool and serum samples and captured on film by NIAID scientists.
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Joliet
NIH
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
NIAID
Ninety-Nine Die As Japanese Store Blaze Claims Lives
A massive pre-Christmas blaze at a Tokyo department store trapped about 10 000 shoppers. Witnesses described a panic with 100 reaching the roof and screams for help as fire spread from the bedding department. Fire crews faced dangerous fumes and ladder shortages. helicopters aided rescues but fatalities mounted among women in kimonos.
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Japan
Shirokiwa
Tokyo
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