Steins probe of military spies at the White House
Senator John C. Stennis said he will begin an informal inquiry into alleged military spying inside the White House. The New York Times linked a report by David R. Young Jr. to claims Adm. Thomas Moorer received secret NSC documents from Henry Kissinger.
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Energy debate outlines oil and gas supply controls
Lawmakers pressed energy chief Simon on oil and gas reserves and reporting rules. He expects a six week move to require periodic reports from producers refiners and distributors while cautioning predicting gas rationing. Church urged declassification of 1950s documents linking energy policy to antitrust exemptions.
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Kissinger gains momentum in Middle East talks stalled by gaps
Arabic and Israeli officials report ongoing disputes over disengagement terms as Henry Kissinger travels the region seeking a detailed plan to separate Egyptian and Israeli forces. Egyptian Foreign Minister Fahmi criticizes the plan as unsatisfactory while Anwar Sadat welcomes Kissinger's efforts in a cordial meeting. Portland Oregon begins the nations first gasoline rationing system, easing panic buying as motorists and dealers report smoother starts and shorter waits.
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Reagan budget disputed and surplus at risk
Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post warned before the Senate Finance Committee that California’s energy crisis could wipe out a $272 million surplus in Governor Reagan’s proposed $8.6 billion 1974-75 budget. He said the plan ignores rising welfare and Medi-Cal costs amid inflation and economic uncertainty, while education spending largely meets state requirements.
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High court to decide free space for candidate replies
The Supreme Court will review a Florida right to reply law that forced newspapers to publish candidates’ responses. The Miami Herald refused to print Tornillo’s verbatim replies after criticizing him, challenging the constitutionality of the 1913 statute.
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Kohoutek Closest Yet Faint in Visibility to Public
Kohoutek will reach its closest Earth approach today at about 74.9 million miles away while traveling outward from the sun at 118000 miles per hour. The comet is too faint for casual viewing, and the Naval Observatory has canceled public viewing plans, with astronomer Paul Routly noting it remains a disappointing object.
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Army drug plan ruled illegal in Europe
A U.S. District Court in Washington ruled the Army drug abuse control program in Europe illegal, ordering the Defense Department to end the program and withdraw related circulars. The case represented 18 GIs, with ACLU lawyer David Addlestone saying the ruling upholds constitutional rights and opposes punishment of soldiers. Pentagon spokesmen offered no immediate comment.
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Agnew Disbarment Action Moves Forward
The panel may continue Agnew’s disbarment proceedings after he urged a lengthy suspension at a Dec 18 hearing. His lawyer said exceptions will be filed within 20 days. Agnew, ex Baltimore county official and Maryland governor, faced income misstatement allegations and a deal consideration..
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