Wilson Holds Voting Lead In Britain
AP reports British general election counting shows Labour maintaining a lead as Conservatives gain ground in rural areas. Projections suggest Labour falls short of a majority, risking a minority government amid a deep economic crisis. Labor totals 293 seats with 307 projected totals, Conservatives around privacy. (Note: This needs precise entity matching. the original text is long and varied.)
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Harold Wilson
Britain
Edward Heath
House of Commons
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Liberals
Laborites
Wilson
Ramsay MacDonald
British Broadcasting Corp
ITV
Labor
BBC
Heath
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Scotland
Liverpool
Liberal
Indictment Relates to Watergate Conspiracy Charges
A federal grand jury indicted H.R. Haldeman John Ehrlichman former Atty. Gen. John Mitchell and six others on conspiracy to obstruct Watergate investigations. The 24 charges include perjury false grand jury declarations and lying to FBI agents. Arraignments are set for March 9 with trials to follow. an effort to conceal involvement in the Watergate break in is cited.
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H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Charles W. Colson
White House
Robert C. Mardian
Gordon C. Strachan
Kenneth W.parkinson
Democratic Party
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Strica
Los Angeles
Haldeman
Colson
Grand Jury
Senate Watergate Committee
Senate Committee
Mitchell
FBI
Colson, Marcian and Parkinson
Strachan
Sirica
New York
Moon signs rule hair growth and youth help lines
Letter page shares astrology advice on hair growth tied to moon phases with water signs Cancer Scorpio and Pisces and March dates. It also offers local agency contacts for runaway youth and a note on city cleanup and a new 84 room motel with a nearby occupied restaurant on Ardale Drive.
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Marion Hensley
Greensboro
Kissinger Lands in Israel With Golan Split Plan
Secretary of State Kissinger takes Israeli disengagement proposals on the Golan Heights to Damascus. Aims include a second UN buffer force and troop reductions on both sides, with talks likely at Geneva. Syria demands return of all Golan land and 1967 settlements. Israel offers October land but not the 1967 Golan. Red Cross POW visits begin in Damascus.
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Tel Aviv
Henry A. Kissinger
Golan Heights
Sinai
United Nations
Israel
Biblical
Mt. Hermon
Kissinger
Cairo
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Syria
Geneva
Red Cross
End Of Legislature About Apr 1 Expected
Lt. Gov. Jim Hunt says the 1974 General Assembly is on target to adjourn around April 1, with about 900 bills filed since Jan 16 and 83 ratified by Wednesday. He notes major bills near committee action, mentions ECU Medical School progress, and expects calendars to absorb remaining bills after adjournment.
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Raleigh
Jim Hunt
General Assembly
Hunt
Associated Press
East Carolina University Medical School
Senate
Even Day Gasoline Sales Limited by License Plan
Under the odd even license plate plan tomorrow is an even day. Most gasoline sales will be limited to cars with license numbers ending in 2 4 6 8 or 0.
March Gasoline For N C Rises Fuel For Farmers
Raleigh AP reports a state energy official says North Carolina will receive more gasoline this month. A USDA official predicts tobacco farmers will endure the fuel crunch this year as March allocations begin.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Gasoline allotment hike eyed to ease long lines
Gov Energy Crisis Study Commission chair Tolson said North Carolina March fuel allocation should run about 19 percent above February's amid lingering pump lines. A Charlotte spot check found shorter waits and more stations open, though relief may not be immediate as the state climbs past the hump.
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John Tolson Li
Governor’s
Energy Crisis Study Commission
North Carolina
Tolson
Charlotte
Talson
Pension Reform Bill Approved by House 378 to 4
A massive pension reform measure passed the House 378 to 4. It overhauls private retirement plan taxation, expands protections for about 30 million workers with over 150 billion dollars in assets, and allows new personal retirement plans for noncovered workers. It raises self employed deduction to 7500, sets annual 1500 for noncovered workers, and caps executives’ deductible pensions to 75000 or 100 percent of top three year average salary. Revenue loss is estimated at 450 million annually.
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Washington
House
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