Exhaust not boom future SST peril described by MIT
Scientists say a huge supersonic transport could fly over the United States without a sonic boom heard on the ground. MIT's Wesley L Harris warns exhaust gases will delay American SST plans, possibly up to 15 years, though eliminating ground effects from sonic booms is considered likely.
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UPI
United States
Wesley L. Harris Sr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harris
MIT
Job Market shows slump as loafing rises nationwide
The report notes Ford and GM will furlough about 214,600 of 683,000 hourly workers next week, down from 259,000 this week, marking the lowest weekly layoff level since mass cuts began last November. February unemployment hits 7.5 million, with LA County at 9.9 percent and Orange County at 7.7 percent.
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Labor Department
Abzug releases CIA file data on dissident links
Representative Bella Abzug published documents from her CIA file noting a memo found no evidence of foreign manipulation of the U.S peace movement. CIA Director Colby testified that the agency concluded no substantial foreign influence existed. A 1973 memo ordering reporting of potentially illegal activities to James Schlesinger was also made public.
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Bella Abzug
CIA
U.S
William E. Colby
New York Democrat
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Tor
James R. Schlesinger
Colby
National Security
Morton H. Halperin
Halperin
Schlesinger
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee On
E. Howard Hunt
Hunt
Howard J. Osborn
James McCord
Nixon
Center For National Securities Studies
Call for deeper probe into Helms role in Watergate
The article notes calls to investigate former CIA director Richard Helms as part of the Watergate scandal. A former Haldeman aide, Strachan, claims investigations ended too early and questions CIA abuses and links to the case. Prosecutors push to drop Strachan charges while hearings loom before Judge Sirica.
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Richard Helms
H.R. Haldeman
Nixon White House
Watergate Committee
Frank Church
Strachan
University of Utah
Henry Ruth
U.S
John Sirica
Ruth
Mitchell
Hal
Haldeman
Richard M. Nixon
Grand
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Long Beach connection suspects arraignment set
Two men charged in a narcotics case dubbed the Long Beach connection remained in custody with bail set at 25 000 each after two day hearings. Felipe Quinteros of Wilmington and Francisco Torres of Long Beach faced a Superior Court arraignment set for April 2 in Long Beach. Police allege they transported and furnished 11 ounces of heroin from Long Beach to Wilmington on February 21, with street value over 100 000. Dep D A James Casper presented evidence in San Pedro court.
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Walter S. Binns
San Pedro
Wilmington
James Casper
Quinteros
Liberty
Custo
GOP Facing Decline Seeks Practical Solutions in 1970s
Republicans at a party gathering faced grim poll data showing only 18 percent voter allegiance while Democrats held 42 percent and independents 40 percent. Analysts urged abandoning rigid labels and focusing on real solutions to attract independents. Governor Bond urged support for President Ford. Paul Newman echoed the call for translating principles into concrete policies.
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Missouri
Christopher Bond
Ford
Republican National Committee
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Can Party
Teeter
Paul Newman
Lance Torrance
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