Korff says Watergate is infinitesimal next to CIA plots
Rabbi Baruch Korff, once Nixon’s Watergate advocate, says recent disclosures about CIA plots to assassinate foreign leaders dwarf Watergate. He clarifies a Washington Post quote on Nixon’s complicity, insisting Nixon admitted only errors of judgment, not criminal guilt, while noting other presidents may have plotted to kill heads of state.
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Clinic travels to the workers on a mobile health unit
The Shawnee Health Service deploys a clinic aboard a bus to migrant laborers in Southern Illinois apple country from June to October. Two doctors and two Peace Corps volunteers staff the unit, offering free basic care, immunizations, prenatal and birth control counseling, with more complex cases referred to town specialists.
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Alpha RV Center promotes dealer role in RV purchases
The dealer explains that two thirds of an RV purchase is the customer’s, but the remaining third comes from the dealer through ensuring all equipment is provided. They list water hoses, power cords, entry steps, jacks, lamp mantles and interior bulbs, and advertise warranty service on major appliances. They also note J & M Service & Supply handles repairs and offers a 24 hour dump station.
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Police official defends computer system use
Keith Concannon, executive director of the Orange County Criminal Justice Council, argues that police computer files aid enforcement while acknowledging political pressure. He explains how officials justify surveillance and raises concerns about discretion, corruption, and the need for limits as federal grants fund advanced systems like the Interstate Crime Index.
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House approves health services bill funding major programs
The House advanced a health services bill authorizing about 1.4 billion dollars for 1976 and 1977, with large allocations for family planning 378.5 million and community mental health centers 217.5 million. It creates a National Center for the Prevention and Control of Rape with 17 million and establishes committees on mental health and illnesses of the elderly along with commissions for epilepsy and Huntington disease. Hemophilia treatment centers also receive funding though the exact amount is unclear.
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