10000 Names Alleged CIA Domestic Surveillance Contested
Justice Dept says it gave the CIA a computerized list of 10000 to 12000 American radicals in 1970. Former CIA chiefs dispute broad charges of domestic spying as Senate probes advance with Colby and Helms set to testify in closed sessions.
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Israeli Raids Intensify Across Lebanon Border
Across the Lebanon border Israeli raiders and Palestinian guerrillas clashed for a fourth day. About 50 Israeli soldiers were reported killed or wounded as raids battered Kfar Chouba near the border. Arab reporters said Habbarieh residents were kidnapped and returned across the border. Demonstrations in Sidon and nearby towns demanded more protection from Israeli attacks.
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Schlesinger Says Soviets Move Large SS18 Missiles
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger says the Soviet Union has begun moving large SS18 missiles capable of multiple nuclear warheads into bases. He notes the development requires no change in U S weapons policy and emphasizes pace and extent of deployment.
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Reservations on mansion in Sacramento stir state worries
The state may lose the site of the new 1.3 million governor's mansion if the 12,000 square foot structure is used as a drug rehabilitation center or a museum, legislative counsel warns. Governor Brown says construction likely will continue, suggesting a seminar center or museum use. Assemblyman Vasconcellos seeks to halt work and asks what happens to the land if used otherwise.
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Nixon Tapes Secret Hope Touched Burger Says Dean
John W. Dean III claims Nixon expected a favorable Supreme Court ruling to keep White House tapes secret based on talks with Charles Colson and a brief conversation with Chief Justice Warren Burger. Dean repeats the assertion despite denials from Burger and Nixon spokesmen.
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Hefner links Arnstein death to harassment by officials
Hugh Hefner held a news conference alleging investigators harassed his assistant Robbie Arnstein, whose body was found in Chicago after a note and pills were found with her. He claimed narcotics agents pressured her to testify and spoke of a life contract against her. Authorities probe Hefner mansions for drug use.
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Nixon estate receives new mortgage payment in California
A $523,000 certified check from an undisclosed source to cover a back mortgage on Richard Nixon's Casa Pacifica was expected to be delivered to attorney Charles Horning of the Cotton estate. The payment reportedly covers $506,000 remaining on the mortgage plus $17,000 in interest.
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Saxbe recounts Nixon aides pressuring him on Jaworski case
Attorney General William Saxbe says Nixon aides pressed for months to have him interfere with Leon Jaworski's Watergate probe. He refused every time, saying no and dodging the requests. Saxbe notes the pressure began after he took office and implied threats to his job, while Jaworski and Congress maintained independence.
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Ford proposes major economic and energy policy package
President Ford’s State of the Union outlines a 16 billion dollar one year tax cut with 12 billion as individual rebates up to 1000 per return, 4 billion for business and farms via a higher investment tax credit. It includes 16.5 billion in future tax relief, 6 billion for corporations, 2 billion for nontaxpayers, energy taxes totaling about 30 billion, a windfall profits tax, no new spending except energy, 5 percent caps on federal program increases, antipollution standstill for five years in exchange for higher mileage, insulation credits up to 150 dollars, expanded coal use, and extended tax credits for power plants not using gas or oil.
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