CIA Chief Admits Exposing Agency Links To Newsmen
CIA director William Colby acknowledged he once served as an anonymous source for a Washington Star story about CIA contacts with journalists. He defended his actions as truthful under inquiry and criticized the House intelligence committee for leaking its final report.
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Washington
House Intelligence Committee
CIA
William E. Colby
Colby
Ford Administration
House
Senate
George Bush
Richard M. Helms
Justice Department
Government Operations Committee
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
The
Washington Star
Star
Markets Slip On Early Profit Taking In Noon Trading
In New York, a wave of early profit taking left stocks modestly lower. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials stood at 960.56, down 0.95 points at noon, with losers ahead 3 to 2 among NYSE issues.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Postal Service Eyes Saturday Deliveries Cut If Congress Holds Funds
The Postal Service warns Saturday mail and other services may end without new subsidies from Congress. Finance chief Richard Gould cites a 989 million deficit last year and a projected 1.5 billion loss this year as inflation, labor costs, and waning mail usage strain finances. Congress weighs a bill to double annual subsidies to 1.5 billion over three years amid Ford opposition.
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Washington
Postal Service
Congress
Richard F. Gould
Gould
Senate Post Office
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
Post Office Department
PLO threats rise after US veto at U N Security Council
The Palestine Liberation Organization vows to intensify armed struggle against Israel after the United States vetoed a Security Council resolution calling for a Palestinian state and Israeli withdrawal from 1967 territories. The resolution failed 9 to 1. The United States vetoed. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld urged action to counter Russia and discussed expanding a fleet of Trident submarines costing about 1.5 billion dollars each. Dayton power outage blamed on faulty high voltage transmission line, affecting 50,000 homes in west-central Ohio.
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United Nations, N.Y
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
U.N. Security Council
Palestine
United States
Washington
Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Congress
Russia
Rumsfeld
Pentagon
Dayton, Ohio
Ohio
State Office Tower Cash Showdown Slated
Democratic legislators set Thursday for a showdown over a $10 million transfer to pay contractors for the State Office Tower as Ohio faces a cash shortage after postponing a $60 million capital improvements bond sale. Gov Rhodes urged a $12 million bail out, while the Controlling Board shelved the request awaiting the Thursday meeting. The panel also approved $42 600 to buy nearly 40 acres for Great Seal State Park in Ross County.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rhodes Administration
General Revenue Fund
Ohio Building Authority
James A. Rhodes
General Assembly
Building Authority
William W. Wilkins
Youngstown
OBA
Rhodes
Meshel
Senate
Control Board
Robert Howarth
Department of Natural Resources
Ross County
Great Seal State Park
Jury Selection Begins for Patty Hearst Trial in San Francisco
Federal authorities set tight security as jury selection starts for Patricia Hearst facing bank robbery charges. Lawyers questioned jurors on attitudes toward kidnapping radicals and wealth, with Judge Carter to preside and Hearst described as apprehensive by her attorney.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Albert Johnson
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Randolph Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Fatal shooting probes ongoing in Athens County
Authorities investigated the Monday fatal shooting of Thomas Vinton Lowery 31 at a trailer on Vore Ridge Road six miles north of Athens. Lowery died from four chest wounds while his wife and family are named. The scene was secured by the sheriff and Hocking Technical College crime lab with services continuing at daybreak. Funeral plans set Oak Grove Wesleyan Church.
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Thomas Vinton Lowery
Nelsonville Rt. 1
Vore Ridge Rd
Athens
Athens County
Paul E. Brown
Jesse
Sandra) Walker
Brown
Lowery
O'Bleness Hospital
Athens Mental Health Center
Sheriff's Department
Hocking Technical College Crime Lab
the Plains
John
Edna) Levering
Nelsonville
Larry
Diane) Pidcock
New Marshfield
Morris Junior Lowery
Phyllis Ann
Janice Louise Lowery
Oak Grove Wesleyan Church
Glen Johnson
Connett Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Weather Update With Cold Snap Through Midweek
A cold pattern continues with a low of 30 degrees after a 48 degree morning as 11 am reached 31 degrees. State highway crews worked overnight to treat icy pavements and expect temperatures to fall to the high teens tonight. Highs near the low 20s are forecast for Wednesday with a 20 percent chance of precipitation.
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State Highway Garage
Grand Jury Seeks Testimony From 27 Witnesses
The January term Hocking County grand jury meets to consider at least 15 cases with 27 witnesses subpoenaed to testify. Roger L. Hinerman serves as jury foreman with Catherine M. Weiland Janet Huggins Joanna L. Rutter Jo Ann Sickles Glenda Nihiser Georgianna H. Todd Charles W. Wood Suzan Hickman Myles Stump Audaleen Thomas on the panel.
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Hocking County
Roger L. Hinerman
Catherine M. Weiland
Janet Huggins
Joanna L. Rutter
Jo Ann Sickles
Glenda Nihiser
Georgianna H. Todd
Charles W. Wood
Suzan Hickman
Myles Stump
Audaleen Thomas
Open Heart Surgery Patient Doing Well
Mrs. Janet Poling of Logan Rt. 5 underwent open heart surgery last Thursday at St. Luke's Hospital in Houston. She was reported up and walking with help Monday and phoned home to say she was feeling good. Her room number is 8 Y 426 and she is able to receive mail from friends.
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Janet Poling
Logan Rt. 5
St. Luke’s Hospital
Houston
Tex
Poling
Logan
Logan School District Publishes Annual Financial Report
The Logan School District releases its annual financial report on page 6 of today's Logan Daily News, detailing district funding, expenditures, and fiscal outlook.
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Logan
Logan Daily News
Murray City Restaurant Receives D-1 and D-2 Liquor Permits
Daniel L. Sheets doing business as Hogan's Restaurant in Murray City has been issued D-1 and D-2 liquor permits. The permits authorize sale of 3.2 percent beer for on premises consumption and carry-out, plus high powered beer and wine for on premises and carry-out.
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Daniel L. Sheets
Hogan's Restaurant
Murray City
Clifford E. Reich
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
House Likely Backs Ban on U S Military Aid to Angola
The House is expected to approve the Senate backed ban on U S military aid to Western backed Angolan factions as the $90 billion defense bill is considered. Rep Bonker cites broad cosponsorship for a separate resolution restricting aid without congressional approval.
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Washington
House
Senate
U.S
Appropriations Committee
George Mahon
Don Bonker
D-Wash
Ford
Angola
Congress
Bonker
National Front For the Liberation of Angola
FNLA
National Union For the Total Independence of Angola
UNITA
Soviet Union
Cuba
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
MPLA
Zaire
State Department
William E. Schaufele
House International Relations Committee
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Toronto
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Gary
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Indonesia
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White House
Ron Nessen
Patty Hearst
Schaufele
Moscow
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