Plans alive to cite Kissinger for contempt
Washington potential contempt action centers on Secretary Kissinger and confidential Arab boycott lists. Morton and the House Commerce subcommittee agreed on a subpoena to obtain boycott requests, with assurance of protecting confidentiality. A separate intelligence panel could yet move to vote on Kissinger contempt, potentially resulting in fines or imprisonment.
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Sara Jane Moore will use insanity as a defense in her upcoming trial on charges of firing at President Ford. Defense attorney Hewitt said diminished mental capacity will be cited under a new federal rule requiring notice to prosecutors before such defenses.
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Florence County authorities charged Donald Gaskins Walter Neely and James Judy with murder of three of the six victims found in shallow graves. The search to identify the victims and locate the remaining bodies continues as investigators note no motive yet.
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Senate nudges nation toward metric system
The Senate approved a bill to adopt meters liters and grams as the predominant but not exclusive system within ten years while allowing dual use and federal aid for education and conversion. The measure mirrors a House pass and follows decades of metric teaching in all states.
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Doctors threaten New Year slowdown over malpractice costs
Los Angeles doctors prepared to halt nonemergency care starting January 1 unless malpractice premiums fall. Leaders meet Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr to press him to prevent a 486 percent rise. By Monday, several hospitals had already joined the slowdown and surgeries were reduced significantly.
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