Polanski pleads guilty to unlawful sex with 13 year old
Santa Monica AP reports director Roman Polanski pleaded guilty to unlawful sexual intercourse with a 13 year old, the least serious of six drug and rape counts. He acknowledged sex on March 10 at Jack Nicholson's Mulholland Drive home. Sentencing could range from 16 months to three years with possible deportation.
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House probe cites suspicions of uranium theft from U S
A House investigator said intelligence officials have strong suspicions that highly enriched uranium was stolen from a U S nuclear facility in Pennsylvania over a decade ago. The subcommittee, led by Rep Dingell, noted agencies could not account for 8000 pounds of special nuclear materials as of last September. An informed source said the CIA disputed that conclusion, and the subcommittee has yet to see supporting evidence.
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Carter signals Middle East breakthrough and budget shifts
President Carter hints at a Middle East breakthrough while proposing more than 500 million dollars for breeder reactor research and other advanced nuclear tech, with no funds for the Clinch River project in Tennessee. He may seek to delay or delete water-project money, and mentions possible future congressional votes.
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Cal fires rage as wildfires threaten Monterey watershed
High priority blazes burn across California and Nevada as crews from 48 states battle fires in Los Padres National Forest and other regions. The Monterey watershed faces massive damage and $150 million in losses. trains bring water while the center warns fire activity will persist for days.
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California Law Decries Laetrile Use in Assembly
In Sacramento the California Assembly health committee killed a bill to legalize Laetrile for terminal cancer patients. Debate centered on federal testing and safety with opposition from Henry Waxman and Donald Kennedy. Proponents urged patient freedom, while critics warned of misleading hopes and unsafe drug use.
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Nixon marks quiet anniversary three years after resignation
SAN CLEMENTE AP Former President Nixon spent a quiet day at his seaside Western White House three years after his national television resignation address. An aide said Nixon offered no public comment and stayed with family amid the Watergate fallout.
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Carter Long clash over oil tax and subsidies in House bill
In a House discussion, Carter proposed taxing crude oil production and rebating most revenue to Americans to spur energy, while Long argued for using tax proceeds to subsidize oil shale, coal gasification, geothermal power, and some returns to oil producers. Setlesinger warned changes could derail Carter’s program.
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FBI Probe Probes Footsie Ties With Mob in Las Vegas
The Los Angeles Times reports FBI agents in Las Vegas were investigated for accepting free meals and show tickets, described as playing footsie with mob figures. FBI Director Clarence Kelley confirmed an inquiry occurred and said results were under review for possible discipline.
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