Watergate Break-In Figures Eligible for Parole This Week
Watergate conspirators Hunt Barker and four others await parole as the U S Court of Appeals halts decisions on their prison terms while a January 7 parole hearing looms The court also orders a rehearing on the Senate tapes case Sirica involvement and broader appeals are described with statements from lawyers and family members about potential outcomes and vindication prospects
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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New York
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Frank A. Sturgis
Virgilio R. Gonzales
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Navarro Named Spain's Premier
Gen. Francisco Franco named interior minister Carlos Arias Navarro as Spain's first civilian premier since the regime began. Arias Navarro, Madrid mayor and longtime police head, is to form an 11 member cabinet and may seek extradition from France of ETA guerrillas blamed for Carrero Blanco's Dec 20 murder.
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France
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Arias Navarro Named Spain's Premier After Carrero Blow
Former interior minister and longtime security chief Arias Navarro, 65, chosen as premier after Luis Carrero Blanco was killed in an explosion. Known as a tough policeman who modernized the national police, he led Madrid as mayor and held Cortes seats with ties to Franco's circle.
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Venezuela Doubles Oil Price Amid Tax Hike
Venezuela nearly doubles its reference crude price to 14.08 per barrel, effective January 1, raising taxes and royalties for oil firms. Industry officials warn increased costs may be passed to consumers, while Venezuela supplies about 16 percent of U.S. oil imports. Canada remains a major supplier to the United States.
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Skylab astronauts photograph Kohoutek comet from space
Skylab 3 crewman Gerad Carr and Edward Gibson stepped outside the space station for a second space walk to photograph comet Kohoutek. Mission control guided the outside work while William Pogue remained aboard to operate maneuvers and relay data as ground observers anticipate Kohoutek becoming visible from Earth in early January.
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Aerospace Winter Space Center
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Deep Space
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Gerakd P. Carr
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Skylab 3
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Kohoutek
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Space Station
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Food Stamps Will Be Issued
Dallas AP report says Texas officials told federal authorities not to fear a bureaucratic rule that might cut food stamp funding. State Welfare Director Raymond Vowell warned Texas could suspend the program if overpayments arise during SSI transition. The change shifts needy aged blind and disabled to federal SSI. re-evaluation will determine continued eligibility for food stamps.
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Nixon Signs Health and Sewage Plant Bill
President Nixon signed five measures in California including a 375 million health maintenance organization bill to spur prepaid care and a 2.6 billion sewage treatment funds addition. The action came as Kissinger planned California talks. other items adjusted CIA retirement, travel allowances for military, and a new federal building in New Orleans.
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Government Warns Mexican Merchants Over Hoarding
In Mexico City the government warned "greedy and hoarding merchants" they face expropriation, jail terms, and heavy fines if they hide products to force price hikes. Inflation tops 20 percent, CONASUPO to sell key goods below private shops after new imports.
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Federal Reserve rejects bank acquisition bid
Federal Reserve governors deny Texas Bancshares Inc.’s proposed purchase of Citizens First National Bank of Tyler. The board cites potential adverse effects on competition and banking needs in Tyler. Five of seven governors vote against the deal, two in favor.
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Fed approves Federated Texas Capital merger in Texas
The Federal Reserve Board approved the merger of Federated Texas Bancorporation of San Antonio with Capital National Corporation. The combined group will be renamed Federated Capital Corporation and become the seventh largest multibank holding company in the state, including several notable Texas banks.
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