Agnew to fight indictment as lawyers seek delays
Vice President Spiro Agnew plans to confront a possible federal indictment in Baltimore for bribery and extortion. His lawyers expect private talks with Justice Department officials and will seek a court order to halt presenting evidence to the Baltimore grand jury. Legal experts say precedents are scarce as they pursue constitutional immunity questions and possible delays. Agnew spent Sunday at his Kenwood, Maryland home.
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Weather forecast for sunny days with mild highs
Sunny afternoon skies today and Tuesday with a high near 75. A 5 percent chance of precipitation is noted. Complete weather details appear on Page C.
Peron Wins Landslide to Return as Argentina President
Juan D. Peron captured 60.68 percent of the vote in a four man race to reclaim the presidency after a 1955 ouster. Isabel Peron elected vice president on the same ticket. Supporters flooded Buenos Aires with joy as results from 90 percent of polls favored Peron and his Justicialist Liberation Front.
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Skylab 2 crew pack for Pacific splashdown after 59 days
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan L. Bean Jack R. Lousma and Owen K. Garriott finish packing film tapes biomedical samples and other items into the Apollo command ship for a splashdown in the Pacific Tuesday They reviewed recovery procedures and practiced docking as two steering rockets on the Apollo craft leaked earlier in the mission The USS New Orleans awaits the return 290 miles southwest of San Diego at 3 20 p m PST Tuesday
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Nixon kept Agnew after tip about Maryland probe
Newsweek reports Nixon knew Spiro Agnew faced a Maryland investigation before the 1972 convention but chose not to dump him. Nixon reportedly limited Agnew’s duties and distanced himself while considering impeachment mood, with aides saying Agnew wished to resign but was blocked.
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Hunt testimony to accuse Colson in Watergate hearin g
E Howard Hunt, a confessed conspirator, is said to testify that Charles W Colson knew of the Ellsberg break in and other secret intelligence against the Democrats. The Senate Watergate hearings resume with Hunt as a transitional witness during the dirty tricks phase. ABC will carry live coverage starting at 7 am Pacific.
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Chrysler lines reopen as UAW ratifies pact
Union members across the United States and Canada backed a Chrysler UAW contract after a nine day shutdown. About 106000 workers voted with most locals approving the deal including 48 of 35 reporting locals, while seven rejected it. Talks turn to Ford with a new pension, overtime limits, and dental coverage plus a 3 percent raise yearly and 12 cent hourly increase in year one.
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Battered woman found dead off Long Beach jetty
The body of 47 year old Columbine Garcia of San Gabriel was found floating in the Pacific near the 72nd Place jetty after an apparent bludgeon attack. Harbor Patrol was alerted at 4 30 am by Eugene Marterand whose three children spotted the body. Garcia’s car was found in Jelly parking lot. Bloodstains and a blood soaked handkerchief were found on the rocks. Investigators say she was struck with a heavy sharp instrument and hurled into the water.
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Gas station protests snap California fuel limits
Residents report Phase 4 price ceilings triggering widespread station closures from San Luis Obispo to the Central Valley while Southern California kept most stations open. Vernon Henry of San Francisco voiced frustration as drivers faced rationing and long waits. CSAA and dealers groups warned of ongoing disruptions and impacts on access to fuel.
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Oregon Governor orders energy saving blackout on ad signs
Oregon Governor Tom McCall ordered all electric advertising signs turned off to conserve energy. The measure applies decorative lighting for signs and landscaping and could be tested in court. Officials warn failure to conserve could trigger industry shutdowns amid a 30 percent shortfall next year.
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Reagan presidency turmoil hinted in report
A fragment notes tensions around President Reagan and his administration. Other parts mention last week’s guidance about buying vitamins labeled R and D without a prescription, referenced on internal pages A-4 and A-1.
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