Kennedy draws line between Watergate and Chappaquiddick
In a Washington television interview broadcast by BBC, Senator Edward Kennedy said fair minded people should distinguish Watergate from Chappaquiddick, calling his tragedy a real accident and noting Watergate involved deliberate distortion and rights violations. An attorney for Mary Jo Kopechne's parents said Kennedy’s insurer paid 110025 to settle the death claim, with no personal payment from Kennedy.
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French wine dealers deny knowledge of doctored Bordeaux labels
In Bordeaux, witnesses testifying at France's Winegate trial claimed they did not know that the cheap wine sold as high grade Bordeaux was doctored. Pierre Bert admitted docturing wine and said thousands of others did the same, with about two million bottles affected. Lucien Castaing and Francois Georges described being deceived by Bert's operations.
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Husband awarded damages for loss of wife’s society and services
A London judge awarded Kenneth Ladd 338 for 16 months without sexual relations with his wife Heath after a car crash. He also received 135 to cover meals for their two children during Heath’s recovery, noting a husband’s right to loss of society and sexual consortium is an anachronism and should be modest.
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Ford profits drop to seven-year low in 1974 third quarter
Ford Motor Co reports a 50.5 percent drop in third quarter profit to 17 million, the lowest in seven years, despite record sales of 4 billion. Nine-month earnings total 502.4 million, down 72.4 percent from last year as costs rise and the industry faces tighter rules. Ford's leaders urge a five-year moratorium on most new standards to curb inflation and energy use while maintaining safety and air quality goals.
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GM recalls 270000 Cadillacs for steering linkage defect
General Motors says it is recalling about 270000Cadillac models from 1974 to 1978 except Eldorado due to corrosion in the steering linkage idler assembly caused by lubricant loss, road salt, and calcium buildup that could detach the steering system from the frame and reduce steering capability.
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