Rebozo admits cash transfer tied to Nixon race
In a Miami Herald interview Charles G Rebozo says he took 100000 in cash from Hughes intermediary and placed it in a safe deposit box with instructions to deliver to Nixon campaign officials if something happened to him He denies wrongdoing and claims IRS scrutiny cleared him He says the cash came in two 50000 installments in 1970 and was not meant for 1968 Nixon efforts
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Heavy snow grips Northern Rockies with wide area advisories
United Press International reports heavy snow in the northern Rockies with 6 to 12 inches forecast for most of Montana and nine inches already in Butte. Helena sees six inches. northern Wyoming faces eight inches in mountains and four at lower elevations. Travel advisories cover Washington Oregon Idaho, with snow also in South Dakota and expected to move south into Nevada Utah and Colorado. Central Florida endures heavy thunderstorms.
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Railroad bill to reorganize bankrupt lines approved
The House Commerce Committee passed a 1.4 billion measure to create a profitable rail system from six bankrupt northeastern railroads. It would form the Federal National Railroad Association with a 1 billion federal loan guarantee to finance a 20 month planning period. The bill could abandon thousands of miles of track and shift regional growth.
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U.S. Pushes Quick Reductions in European Forces
U.S. officials say talks with Warsaw Pact and NATO begin detailed force reduction talks next Tuesday. First phase targets Central Europe superpower cuts, then East and West European troop reductions with aim to pull some troops by next year. Soviets propose starting withdrawals in 1975 as NATO seeks equal levels and greater Soviet cutbacks despite vast numerical superiority.
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Second step of welfare plan ready in California
UPI reports the Reagan administration plans a second step in welfare reform to cut over $44 million in waste and errors. A one page reporting form will replace a 19-page FCC form as California moves to monthly reporting, with emphasis on income reporting, food stamp abuses, and child support from absent fathers.
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IRA Leaders Seized in Dublin Prison Helicopter Escape
A helicopter landed in Mountjoy prison yard in Dublin and abducted IRA chiefs Seamus Twomey Joe O Hagan and Kevin Mallon in a bold noon assault. Police launched a nationwide manhunt for the fugitives and a suspected American film maker who rented the craft.
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Halloween pranks dot the night across the country
Reports from Sault Ste Marie Michigan show a man injured stepping on barrel hoops lured by noise. In Garland Texas Gene Evans wore a black light costume on his porch giving candy to brave kids. Hamlet North Carolina Charles Brown reports a nine and a half pound pumpkin stolen. Weather kept goblins indoors with rain from the Great Lakes to the Gulf and seven inches of snow in Lewistown Montana.
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