CIA paid millions to King Hussein, reports Post
The Washington Post alleges the CIA secretly funded King Hussein for decades spanning five administrations. Payments began in 1957, with millions initially and about 750000 last year, enabling covert CIA operations in Jordan. Carter was not informed until recently and halted annual sums.
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Carter approves pay raise for Congress
President Carter endorsed the federal pay raise set to take effect Sunday. He urged delaying any increases until after the next general election and criticized the process as potentially causing discontent. He spoke during a meeting with fellow Democrats and at a Democratic National Committee event.
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Third assassination attempt targets Argentine president
A bomb exploded in a culvert under the runway of Buenos Aires Met ropolitan airport as President Jorge Videla's plane began takeoff. The government said there were no injuries and little damage, marking a third apparent assassination attempt in a year. Videla diverted to Palomar base for inspection.
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Two High Velocity Bomb Blasts Hit Chicago Downtown
Two high velocity explosive charges exploded within one minute at two downtown Chicago locations. Police and FBI spokesmen said no one claimed responsibility. FBI's Tom Gibbons called the silence unusual for a terrorist group.
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New probe set for producers
Interior Department releases a preliminary report on Gulf of Mexico gas fields indicating potential deliberate withholding of gas by producers. The study covers five fields and suggests shoddy production in recent years, hinting at economic incentives behind reduced flow.
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Haldeman denies seeking pardon as Ford term ends
H R Haldeman states he never sought a presidential pardon in the Ford Administration closing days. He asked others to stop lobbying for him and said the President must decide. Ford left office January 20 without pardoning Haldeman or other Watergate convicts. Haldeman remains appeals-bound.
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Drought Draws Potential 272 Million Revenue Hit for California
Sacramento experts warn drought could trim state revenues by 272 million if growth slows to about 10 percent. Budget analyst A Alan Post says tax increases may be needed to fund Gov Brown’s property tax relief and school finance, though a finance official questions the projection. Post notes current drought severity was unanticipated and could ripple beyond agriculture, affecting energy and other sectors. Two FBI fugitives arrested reduce the bureau’s 100 most wanted list, Pavan in Washington state and Martin in California, linked to armed robbery and a kidnap rape case respectively.
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Ray acted alone in King slaying justice says
FBI led investigation concludes James Earl Ray acted alone in the 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. The report found no credible conspiracy links and noted Ray’s funds may have come from robberies, while not identifying the money source. The DOJ credited the FBI for its thorough inquiry.
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