Stevens Health Clears Way for Supreme Court Nomination
Judge John Paul Stevens testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee that after open heart surgery in July 1974 he fully recovered and faced no activity restrictions. He said he returned to work in eight to ten weeks, resumed flying, and could play tennis and golf as before.
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John Paul Stevens
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Stevens
Eastland
Calfornia
Tax Compromise Feasible to Save Face for Ford and Congress
The Senate Finance Committee opens work on a House bill with 13 billion dollars in individual tax cuts as a possible compromise. If not passed by month end, most Americans face reduced take home pay in January. Contending bills address New York City's financial issues with 2.3 billion in federal loans. Ford seeks spending tied tax cuts, while Long suggests extensions of three to four months.
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Ford
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Senate
New York
Russell B. Long
D-La
Ford Indicates Mideast Trip May Be Next Ford Indicates Mideast Trip May Be Next
Ford returns from a 27,000 mile trip declaring it beneficial with a six point Pacific Doctrine. He says future U.S. friendship with Vietnam and Cambodia is possible and that a Mideast trip is not definite but likely someday. Statements followed talks in Peking Jakarta and Manila.
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Cambodia
Andrews Air Force Base
China
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Manila
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
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Questions on carpet stain and housing aid prompt local tips
The Ent erprise prints advice on removing urine stains with blotting, detergent, and a vinegar rinse. A reader requests affordable housing for a 60 year old disabled person, with High Point Housing Authority noting eligibility for 62 or disabled applicants and suggestions to seek shared housing, social services aid, real estate help, church support, and Urban Ministry referrals.
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National Institute of Rug Cleaning
South Carolina
Guilford
Randolph
Anon
High Point Housing Authority
County Department of Social Services
High Point
Four Vanish Bodies Found Under Trees
In Fort Lauderdale suburb Sunrise Florida police found the bodies of four Boccio's restaurant employees Bevit Haston Mary Ann Haston Neata Harvard Joseph McCartney and Gail Rieckmann beneath trees after a Tuesday morning disappearance. Robbery was implied with $6500 to $7000 missing from the till. An ex employee fired Nov 19 was wanted for armed robbery in Maryland.
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Momma
Bevit Haston
Fort Lauderdale
Bevit
Mary Ann Haston
Neata Harvard
Joseph McCartney
Gail Rieckmann
Belinda
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Oakland Park
Renje
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Maryland
Editor Dies In Robbery At Rittenhouse Square
Philadelphia police hunt three men after John Shively Knight III, 30, editor and Knight publishing heir, was found tied and stabbed five times in a luxury 28th floor apartment overlooking Rittenhouse Square. A guest was stabbed while fleeing. weapon possibly spear gun or Bowe knife. Knight’s Harvard-educated friend and wife injured. intruders spent hours ransacking five rooms. investigations continue with no arrests.
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John Shively Knight III
Knight Publishing Empire
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Donald Patterson
Homicide
Yale University Hospital
John McKinnon
Harvard
Rosemary McKinnon
Maybe We Won't Be Here Christmas Vigil in Grannies Arkansas
Izabeth Nance Bard leads 25 believers in a brick house near Grannies Arkansas awaiting what they call the end of the world. The 70 day vigil, begun after abandoning jobs, centers on prayer and religious study with no harm cited. The Arkansas Gazette defended the group’s right to religious freedom amid questions from officials and reports of health concerns.
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