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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1976
Page
6
U.S. Senate candidate Richard Lugar says the Cross-Wabash Canal would be too costly and harm railroads and farmland. He cites a $150000 study bill and argues the project would fail to deliver benefits while causing environmental and economic damage.
The message urges citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic financial move. It promotes government savings instruments as a way to support national finance and personal security.
A three judge federal court approved former President Nixon's request to display a Hanoi POW camp flag gifted by Air Force Lt. Col. John Dramesi during Philadelphia's July 4 Bicentennial parade. The flag will be returned to the GSA by September 15.
FBI arrested Filipina B. Narciso and Leonora M. Perez on five counts of first degree murder and related charges for allegedly injecting lethal Payulon into IV tubes at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Ann Arbor. They faced arraignment in Detroit with potential life sentences if convicted.
The Nick Harris Detective agency identifies a 1907 Dictagraph bug as the first covert listening device used by Harris. The device, the size of a suitcase, aided the Watson case and is headed to the Smithsonian. Harris is quoted on Watergate comparisons.
Tokyo plans to sell 10.6 million kilowatt hours of surplus power from seven city incinerators starting April 1 1977 to Tokyo Electric Power Co for 106 666 dollars. The move aims to ease the recession battered treasury while researchers assess commercial viability and pursue recycling ideas including animal feed from garbage and recovering metals and paper.
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