Mitchell sides with wife in split tensions amid Watergate probes
Martha Mitchell told United Press International she and John Mitchell are separating after he left four days ago following lawyer advice. She denied Newsweek claims of violent outbursts and said she cannot endure their marriage, citing past California captivity rumors and prisonlike treatment.
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Welfare trap drives Sacramento family toward despair
Robert Siedlecki, a California father of six, fears his new airport limousine job costs more than it earns. He loses welfare benefits while earning 342 dollars monthly, leaving him worried about feeding his six children and facing possible desertion thoughts. If he quits or reduces work, welfare ends. if his wife works, she may receive a grant, but child support remains. In Northern Ireland, gunmen killed Protestant leader Tommy Herron, raising fears of intergroup warfare amid ongoing violence.
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Public workers ordered back to work in Chile after coup
Santiago under military rule lifts 12 hour curfew to restore postal, bus, clinic and garbage services. Army patrols the capital while thousands remain imprisoned in stadiums and aboard naval ships. Officials emphasize food distribution as top priority.
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Astronaut Sets World Bike Record In Orbit
Alan L. Bean pedaled a stationary bicycle for 93 minutes during the Skylab 2 mission, completing one Earth orbit and powering a 100 watt light bulb. Crewmates Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma joked about timing a shorter record as they marked the 51st day in space amid the death of space spider Anita.
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FBI chief warns cops must chase victimless crimes
FBI Director Clarence Kelley says law enforcement must pursue gambling prostitution and similar crimes to keep hoodlums from taking over and to prevent neglect from fueling their playground. He cites organized crime's persistence and notes current efforts include 41 agents abroad and ongoing recruitment of women agents.
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Regulatory delays push longer permit waits for construction
The piece notes that processes requiring 30 or more public permits are lengthening, with new laws adding complex plant siting and construction procedures. These regulatory slowdowns extend schedules and combine with inflation to raise costs during delays.
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