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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1975
Page
5
A three judge panel of the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia rules that agents must preserve rough notes taken while interviewing witnesses in crimes. The ruling notes DC police keep notes. FBI practice destroys them after reporting.
In Jerusalem officials voiced satisfaction over the U S veto in the Security Council but privately noted important differences with Washington on bringing Palestinians into Middle East talks. Disagreements extend to future Security Council debates and other tactical issues. In Brussels NATO sources report Soviet warships using Nigerian ports and MiG 211 fighters delivered to Nigeria.
Washington Star details a looming natural gas shortage this winter with disagreement on causes and likely severity. It cites FPC estimates of a 1.292 trillion cubic feet shortfall and notes regional impacts from New York to Virginia, plus possible unemployment and industrial disruption.
Former President Nixon played 18 holes in the low 90s in La Jolla with Herb Klein and Jack Brennan. Local car dealer Pascal Dilday confirmed the score as part of a second San Diego visit in months.
Editor's note reports on the future of home electric bills from a Southern Newspaper Publishers Association seminar. It covers lighting waste, bulb efficiency, lumen per watt comparisons, and cost savings from restructured lighting in offices and plants.
A Decatur Daily reader praises the December 1975 Christmas Parade as especially successful due to locally made floats and strong planning by Jaycee Parade Chairman Buddy Lenz and President Jim Rountree. Kudos also go to the Chamber of Commerce and Jaycees and to all sponsors.
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