Dutch Prince Bernhard Resigns After Lockheed Probe
The Dutch inquiry found Prince Bernhard offered his influence to aid Lockheed in securing P3 Orion aircraft funding. He admitted sending letters and accepting responsibility, resigning from public posts as the royal family faced constitutional questions and political pressure. The report noted the affair damaged Netherlands defense policy perception and Bernhard’s credibility.
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Nickel compounds and carbon monoxide tied to Legionnaires outbreak
Philadelphia health chief notes nickel-carbony theory is interesting but inconclusive as investigators consider carbon monoxide exposure and an accidental or intentional release. No incinerators near hotels. CDC confirms nickel poisoning tests inconclusive as state officials study exposure pathways.
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Bus mechanics talks progress in Los Angeles strike
Negotiations between the Amalgamated Transit Union and the Southern California RTD showed progress late Thursday night as drivers and mechanics continued a four day strike that has stranded about 760000 riders. The RTD said talks would resume later under a state conciliator while tensions over paychecks and training delays persisted.
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Judge seals evidence in Chowchilla bus kidnapping
In Madera County a judge ordered most evidence sealed in the Chowchilla school bus kidnapping case after delaying a hearing for three defendants. James Lehnenfeld Richard Schoenfeld and Frederick Woods face 27 counts of kidnapping and 18 of robbery. The gag order remains in place and the indictment allows secrecy until the Sept. 22 hearing. The grand jury reviewed about 150 pieces of evidence after hearing roughly 60 witnesses.
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Kidnaping Attempt Ends as Van Is Spotted in Long Beach
In Long Beach a stolen van containing abducted children was spotted by a patrol car. Officers rushed the vehicle and freed the children after a half hour. Suspects fled. Orange County detectives later questioned the family. Citizen band radio users aided by drawing attention to the incident.
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SLAIN GIRLS Miss Peterson and Miss Ready vanish in Huntington Beach
Friends say the two teens argued with their mothers and left home Tuesday. They were seen together seeking work at a local fasthand, then reportedly planned to stay for a free meal and sleep at the Lynn Center, a Huntington Beach crash pad. One friend recalls Peterson mentioning the Lynn Center. Both lived in apartment-dominated neighborhoods with high turnover.
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Ford Carter debate rules taking shape
Negotiators reported progress on ground rules for nationally televised debates between Ford and Carter. Spokesmen said no terms were finalized after a 34 hour session with the League of Women Voters, with the first debate possible in mid September.
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California aging bill draws mixed support in legislature
Lawmakers heard wide backing from groups such as the California Medical Association and National Council of Senior Citizens while Catholic bishops initially opposed the bill before withdrawing. Opponents warned the measure could spawn extensive litigation as a major legal undertaking.
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