Agnew offers records for federal probe of Maryland issues
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew says I have nothing to hide and would allow federal prosecutors access to personal records in a Maryland kickback and corruption investigation. He distinguishes personal papers from official records and offers cooperation while asserting grand jury rights remain unresolved.
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County rethinks jail plan to cut costs and floors
Hall says meeting with county commission and contractor next Monday will explore how much money can be saved by removing the third floor and reducing jail capacity from 154 to 114 inmates. Sheriff McBride says 114 may suffice for now amid overcrowding in state prisons.
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John C. McBride
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End of bombing halts Khmer Rouge advance on Phnom Penh
A7 fighter bomber reported dropping its load at 10 44 am in a wooded area 40 miles northeast of Phnom Penh as the U S bombing campaign ends. The Pentagon noted more than 200 strikes in the last 24 hours, while Cambodia’s defense chief Col Am Rong voiced confidence Phnom Penh could be defended without further U S bombing, a view not shared by foreign observers.
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Magruder Strachan clash over Watergate bugging plot details
In Senate testimony Magruder claimed Strachan knew of the Watergate bugging plot before its June 17 1972 arrest at the DNC headquarters. Strachan disputed this while prosecutors sought Magruder’s credibility to gauge his accusations against Mitchell and White House aides. Larue testified Magruder presented the plan to Mitchell at a Key Biscayne meeting where Mitchell reportedly did not decisively reject it.
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Senate
Extradited Nazi Camp Guard Faces German Probe in Dusseldorf
In Dusseldorf a prosecutor said Mrs Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan was not talking as she faces charges linked to atrocities in World War II camps. Extradited from the United States last week she will appear before an investigating judge next week while awaiting her American lawyer to fly over.
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Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan
Ryan
United States
Alabama approves record education budget for teachers
Governor George C. Wallace signed the largest education budget in state history totaling 1.17 billion dollars. The two year measure funds education and includes an average raise of 1000 dollars per teacher per year plus 124 dollars annually for teacher health insurance.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
United States warns Israel at UN over law and sovereignty
In the Security Council the United States urged that anti terrorism efforts proceed within the law and condemned Israel for diverting a Beirut bound airliner to an Israeli airfield, citing Lebanese sovereignty violations by Israeli aircraft.
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NYT
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Mao Very Alert Says Old Friend Reports Chairman in Good Health
Dr C P Li, an American ex NIH affiliate, told Hong Kong that Mao Tse tung, aged 79, is in excellent health and very alert. Li recalled they were student activists in Hainan Province about 52 years ago and last met in Peking on August 2.
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Peking
C. P. Li
National Institute of Health
Washington
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