$2 bill revival discussed by Treasury officials
Deputy Treasury Secretary Stephen Gardner says a decision within a month or two on resuming the $2 bill in 1976. Gardner and Secretary Simon signal support, while Harvard survey indicates weak public demand and a need for aggressive marketing to win acceptance.
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Washington
Treasury
Stephen 8. Gardner
Gardner
William E. Simon
Federal Reserve Board
Harvard Graduate School of Business
Harvard
Connally sits as Houston juror fines speeding defendant
Former Texas Gov John Connally, acquitted in April on bribery charges, served as a juror in a Houston municipal court Thursday. Connally and five other jurors found a 23 year old defendant guilty of speeding and fined him ten dollars. Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and former Senator J W Fulbright met in Beirut for talks described as cordial. Selby Kelly, who took over Pogo after Walt Kelly's death, says she is dropping the strip with its final appearance July 20 due to shrinking comics space. Cardinal Cody, recovering from a coronary attack, was released from Columbus Hospital and rest is reported.
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Texas Gav
John
Connally
Washington D.C
Houston
Yassir Arafat
U.S
J. W. Fulbright
Beirut
Lebanon
Selby Kelly
Walt Kelly
Columbus Hospital
Los Angeles
Fabian
Newspaper Q and A and Oddities From L M Boyz
A collage of short items includes questions and answers about lawyer malpractice trends, sour pickles reducing sweet cravings, Soviet religious practice, and jokes. It mentions Selma Diamond and a guide to cat purring, plus a Berkeley listening service and birdwatcher claims about doves. It ends with a cartoonish Massachusetts billboard message and a reader mail note to L M Boyz.
Deer owner buries pet after long legal fight
In New Paltz New York Jack LaFalce buried a pet deer after an apology from Environmental Conservation officials who had removed the animal for lacking a permit. The deer died from asphyxiation after a tranquilizer dart, as LaFalce faces obstruction charges in town court. The department said the policy was wrong and a permit should have been issued.
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New Paltz
N.Y
Jack LaFalce
LaFalce
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Ogden R Reid
Fish and Wildlife Law
Reid
New Paltz Town Court
Hiss” Farm
Double rape slay suspect captured in New Jersey
Charles Stickle 20 of West Conshohocken was arrested in Trenton on stolen property charges under the name Kenneth Roselle and later linked to the rape and arson deaths of Tina Statuti and Beverley Roddenbough in Philadelphia. A second suspect, Robert Rieger, 22, was seized nearby.
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Philadelphia
Charles Stickle
Conshohocken
Stickle
Trenton
N.J
Kenneth Rosselle
Kenneth Roselle
Thomas Hickey
Trenton County
Hickey
Charles Stickie
Stickie
West Conshohocken
Tina Statuti
Beverley Roddenbough
Manayunk
Miss Statuti
Miss Roddenbough
Robert Rigier
Here
Kidnaped Stanford students alive. ambassadors report
The United States and Netherlands ambassadors in Tanzania received second letters from three kidnaped students and a research assistant. the captors demand prison releases, money, and arms. The four remain alive, with Tanzania rejecting the ransom and a cautious, ongoing effort to secure their safe return. Barbara Smuts had been released two weeks earlier.
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Stanford
Calif
U.S
Tanzania
Stanford University
W. Beverley Carter
United States
Jan C. van den Berg
Netherlands
Dar Es Salaam
Bob Beyers
Beyers
David Hamburg
Peter Steiner
University of Nairobi
Carrie Jane Hunter
Atherton
Kenneth Stephen Smith
Garden Grove
Emilie Bergmann
Holland
Gombi Research Center
Barbara Smuts
Ann Arbor
Mich
Miss Smuts
Kigoma
Gombi
Hamburg
Popular Revolutionary Party
Kissinger May Resume Shuttle Diplomacy in Mideast
Washington AP dispatch says Kissinger could resume shuttle diplomacy within two weeks to seek an Israeli withdrawal terms next month. Rabin’s visit improved negotiation prospects while Syria, Egypt push for Golan, Sinai changes. Assad and Hussein urge Arab unity amid Israeli refusals.
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Washington
Henry A. Ford
Kissinger
Middle East
Sinai
Israel
Rowni
ST Gree Sinai
Yitzhak Rabin
Ford
Jerusalem
Cairo
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Egypt
Syria
Golan Heights
Damascus
Suez Canal
Rabin
Kissinger Sephad
Hafez Assad
Hussein
Jordan
Assad
Amman
Hilton convicted again in extortion case in Scranton
Former state cabinet member Frank Hilton, 66, of Meadville, was convicted by a federal jury in Scranton of extortion, receiving a five year sentence to run with a prior Pittsburgh conviction. He must serve at least 200 months before parole. Hilton plans to appeal.
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Scranton
Frank Hilton
Hilton
Shapp
William J. Nealon
Meadville
State Post
Pittsburgh
Nealon
CIA linked to Trujillo killing sparks House briefing
House intelligence committee members questioned the brief briefing on CIA involvement in plots targeting foreign leaders. Some said the session suggested CIA ties to 1961 Trujillo assassination, while others doubted the link or details. Nedzi resigned amid the dispute over CIA misdeeds and leadership.
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Washington
House Intelligence Committee
CIA
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
James V. Stanton
Ohio
Ronald V. Dellums
Dcalif
Trujillo
Stanton
Santo Domingo
Philip B. Agee
Miami
House
Michael Harrington
D-Mass
Harrington
Western Hemisphere
Lucien N. Nedzi
D-Mich
Nedzi
Committee Democratic
Coun
Aneccan
Edward Lamb
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Assassis
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Ing
Clent
Berkeley
Alaska
Massachusetts
Maita LM
Boyz
Delaware County Daily Times
Coster
Fish and Wildlife
Hospital and Nursing Homes
Henry Nicholas
Hahnemann
Einstein Medical Center
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Wills Eye
Medical College of Philadelphia
Children’s, St. Luke's, Osteopathic and
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Mideast
Anthony Trucco
Trucco
New York
Charles W. Ohio
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