Pioneer sails past Jupiter to study magnetic field
Pioneer 10 has cleared Jupiter’s radiation belts and continues toward the Milky Way. Scientists study data on the planet’s magnetic field and radiation belts while the craft heads toward a 1987 solar-system exit, carrying a plaque and continuing data transmission for years.
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White House Tapes Hearings Focus On 18 Minute Gap
District Judge Sirica resumes testimony on the Watergate tape program with White House aides Higby and Powers expected to testify. Gen Haig and other staff figures to follow as investigators probe the 18 minute segment and the tape installation details. Senate investigators also question Hughes associates over a $10 000 payment tied to Nixon campaign funding concerns.
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Samuel Powers
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Bebe" Rebozo
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Legislature considers ethics code limit on lawyer-legislators
Harrisburg report says Senate will review a House approved ethics bill restricting lawmakers with private legal practices and mandating annual income disclosures above 500 dollars. House also revises nursing law requiring nurses to complete five hours of yearly new procedures training amid budget talks and fiscal strategy.
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Senate fails on public campaign financing bid
In a three day struggle the Senate failed to pass public financing for federal campaigns as the White House resisted rider attachments to a debt limit bill. With two crucial cloture votes falling short and leaders deciding to quit for the year, momentum returns to renew the fight in the 1974 session.
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Vietnamese forces push into district capital in Central Highlands
Vietnameses tanks and troops fought into a district capital in the Central Highlands on Tuesday as dusk neared. Lt Col Le Trung Hien Sai Gon chief military spokesman said government troops destroyed six North Vietnamese tanks in Quang Duc province near the capital 12 miles east urging ICCS to halt cease fire violations.
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Fuel hotline in Harrisburg sees delays in response
The Pennsylvania fuel emergencies hotline activated to 800-320-3333 operates 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. but users face busy signals and long waits as staff train with the new computerized system. Coordinator Susan Licherman notes 50 to 80 calls per hour with most needs met via same day delivery for those with empty tanks.
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Susan Licherman
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