Spacemen See Birth of Fish in Space Mission
Apollo astronauts Thomas Stafford Vance Brand and Deke Slayton conducted a day of experiments focusing on Earth and life in space. They reported fish hatching in a study of space travel effects on developing organisms while seeking home comforts and noting a two day Soyuz link with Soviet mission.
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CIA plot to ruin Hunt empire charged in federal case
Dallas based Hunt brothers Nelson and W Herbert Hunt accuse CIA and FBI of spying on aides to tarnish the Hunt Oil Co empire. They claim over 350 million was embezzled by government agents as part of a larger obstruction of justice case tied to wiretap investigations. They vow to expose government misconduct and push to halt CIA FBI and Justice Department actions against them.
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WL. Hunt
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Percy Foreman
Houston
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Hathaway Hospitalized After Exhaustion and Mood Decline
Hathaway, former Wyoming governor, said to require treatment for moderate low mood tied to physical exhaustion. A hospital spokesman said he is progressing well in satisfactory condition as doctors advise continued rest. The report notes his June 13 swearing as interior secretary and prolonged Senate grilling by environmental groups.
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Halhayy
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Clifford P. Hansen
R-Wyo
William Banowsky
Pepperdine College
California
Ford
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Ronald Reagan
Prices Younger for tough penalties and inflation signals
Inflation pressures persist with elevated CPI and rising gasoline prices. William Simon notes upturns will bounce, fuel costs climb, and policy must curb deficits. Atty Gen Evelle Younger argues tougher penalties for armed crime are more effective than gun control, suggesting prison for felons as deterrence.
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Four held in heroin bust in La Puente
Sheriff's deputies arrested Salvio Sanchez 20 and Manela Lozano 20 both of La Puente and two juveniles Monday night seizing seven ounces of heroin valued at about 75000 dollars. All were booked at the Industry Sheriff's station on possession for sale charges.
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Xerox to idle El Segundo plant in retreat from computer business
Xerox will lay off about 2,700 workers at the Kerox Data Systems facility in El Segundo as it exits the computer building sector. Chairman C Peter McCollough said the move follows a costly misstep six years after buying the plant. The firm set aside 84 million to cover shutdown costs, cutting second quarter earnings from 88.52 million to 4.15 million. Some Xerox units will stay active including El Segundo radiography, Diablo Systems Hayward, Marina del Rey Services, and Pasadena Electro Optical Systems.
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New York
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Electro Optical Systems
Pasadena
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IBM
Levi Proposals Expand Gun Control Measures
Levi told a subcommittee that the administration’s gun control bill would require a 14 day waiting period on handgun purchases for local police checks and impose a ban on selling two or three handguns to a single buyer within a month. It also tightens licensing for gun dealers and adds mandatory sentences for crimes using a handgun. The Justice Department has not decided which cities would receive increased Treasury force staffing, weighing options among top cities and crime hot spots.
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Inmate Paul Blake Found Dead at Devel Institute Yard
AP report states 21 year old inmate Paul Edward Blake was found dead in the Devel Vocational Institute recreation yard in Tracy. A 150 pound bar was across his throat. He had arrived March 5, 1973 after a first degree robbery conviction in San Diego County. Prison officials and others on yard were questioned.
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Devel Vocational Institute
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Devel
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San Joaquin Valley
Hoffmann Named Army Secretary Nominee by Ford
President Ford announced his nomination of Martin R Hoffmann as secretary of the Army. Hoffmann, 43, a career government lawyer, would succeed Howard Callaway who resigned to lead Ford campaign efforts. Hoffmann previously served as general counsel at the Defense Department and later as legal counsel to Sen. Charles H Percy. AEC and White House ties are cited in his background. LAS VEGAS narcotics roundup arrests 10 persons, seizes cocaine and heroin and two truckloads of stolen property.
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Richard M.nixon
Las Vegas
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