Compromise Reached on New Senate Intelligence Panel
Key senators reached a compromise to create a new Senate panel with exclusive CIA jurisdiction while sharing FBI and military intelligence oversight with existing committees. The plan, likely to be offered on the Senate floor, aims to tighten congressional control after a 15 month probe into abuses and would place most members outside the four current intelligence oversight panels.
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Former PTA President Drives Liddy Petition Drive
James A Gavin, former Indian Queen Elementary PTA president, leads a petition to commute the sentence of Watergate figure G Gordon Liddy. Gavin says Liddy’s 6 to 20 year term is too long, affecting his five children, while Liddy seeks Supreme Court relief after appeals were denied.
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Alaska and D.C. Top Incomes in Government Report
A Commerce Department survey shows Alaska with the highest per capita income in 1975 at 8815, up 28 percent from 1974, with the District of Columbia close behind at 7751. Mississippi remains lowest at 4021, while California Washington Nevada Oregon Alaska Hawaii lead in the regional western bloc. Retail and auto sales rose in April, while inflation pressures eased in the 1972-75 recession era.
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Lawyer says Hearst trial split makes no sense
Emily Harris and her husband face a two trial plan with Patricia Hearst. Leonard Weinglass argues delaying two months costs at least $100,000 and questions the availability ruling. Hearst awaits diagnostic tests in San Diego, while the Harrises have campaigned for a joint trial or severance before Superior Court Judge Brandler.
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