Pentagon Budget Okayed Despite CIA Hidden Share
The House passed a 112 billion defense spending bill for a 15 month period ending Sept 30, 1976, with a 353 to 61 vote. An amendment to disclose CIA funding was defeated 267 to 147, prompting debate on national security and budget secrecy as the bill moves to the Senate.
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Jury Deliberates in Rape Extortion Case Against Fitzpatrick
A District Court jury began deliberating the case of Michael Fitzpatrick, 25, of Los Angeles, charged with rape and extortion. The eight woman four man panel heard testimony about an alleged assault at a North Las Vegas motel linked to threats against a jailed boyfriend and a supposed cocaine deal request.
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EPA Urges Government Recycling Initiative
EPA says the government can save about 10 million dollars annually by recycling wastepaper. A pilot program starts at EPA headquarters this month with broader rollout to other agencies within a year.
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Mystery Hoffa Grave Tip Promises More Details
A tipster who claimed knowledge of James R. Hoffa's burial site promised to call U S Senate investigators in Detroit but did not reveal a precise grave location. State police searched 29 acres near Detroit for Hoffa's body, finding no evidence. Some officials doubt the informer’s claim, while others say he may lead them to the site if anonymity is guaranteed.
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Store Fires In Indiana Take Life
A pair of downtown fires in Anderson Indiana Thursday night killed at least one person. Clarence F Anderson age 83 died on arrival at St John Hospital. Authorities feared up to ten others trapped with at least four injured. The blaze struck across from the Madison County Courthouse damaging Liberal Furniture and the Madison County Prosecutor William Lawler offices before roof collapse.
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Silver Nugget Unveils Gold Room and Expanded Menus
The Silver Nugget announces changes for the holidays including a new Gold Room banquet space set to open soon. A revamped daily menu adds six new dishes and a Dessert Menu, plus a Children’s Menu with sketches by Eddie Bellerose’s wife and daughter. Bellerose leads a 103-strong staff, with Eddie Hardin as executive chef. The article also notes community ties through donations to the Sheriff’s Aero Squadron, magazine distribution, and a recent Retired Officers Association dinner.
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