Vietnam veterans sue to secure 25 million education subsidy
A national veterans group sues the U S Office of Education seeking an injunction to release a 25 million appropriation to fund college subsidies for veterans recruiters. James Mayer leads the coalition calling for fast guidelines and payment within 15 days.
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Washington
UPIA
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U. S. Office of Education
James Mayer
National Association of Collegiate Veterans
US S&s
Office of Education
Widow Sues Tank Owners Over Staten Island Blast
The widow of a worker killed in Staten Island gas tank disaster filed a $1 million damage suit in Manhattan federal court against the Texas owners and designers of the Massive tank, the world’s largest. The suit cites the Feb 10 fire, explosion, and roof collapse that killed 40 workers. plaintiff Wendy Rubin, 31, Coran, N.Y., was cleaning the tank when it exploded.
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Staten Island
Texas
Tan Federal Court
Wendy Rubin
Coran
N. Y
Star Kist recalls over 172000 tuna cans nationwide
Star Whist Foods recalls more than 172000 cans of Star Kist chunk light tuna due to contamination risk. FDA warns of possible illness with symptoms including burning sensation, vomiting and dizziness. cans labeled with top line G and last digits 419 or Ait are involved. Return or discard affected cans to stores.
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Washington
UPL
Star Whist Foods
Food and Drug Administration
Elsworth
Wes
St. Paul
Minn
Mitchell
Sol
Ellsberg Lawyers Ask Judge For Acquittal
In Los Angeles the defense in the Pentagon Papers case moves for a directed verdict of acquittal on all charges arguing the government failed to prove espionage theft or conspiracy. They claim insufficient evidence that Ellsberg or Russo intended unlawful aims when removing and copying top secret documents in 1969.
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Los Angeles
UPD
Pentagon Papers
Daniel Llsberg
Anthony Russo Jr
US District Court
Matt Byrne
Charles Nelson
Nelson
Eulsburg
Russo
Rand Corp
Proxmire Charges Gray Is Serving Legally as FBI Acting Director
Sen. William Proxmire charged that Patrick Gray was legally serving as acting FBI director and urged his resignation. He said he was serious and not joking or politically motivated, asserting Gray’s legality in the role.
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
Dwis
Patrick Gray
FBI
Proxmire
Gray
Senate
Nixon
General Accounting Office
Justice Department
GAO
Jobless man turns in found money in honesty show
Robert T. Day, an unemployed Seattle janitor living on food stamps, finds 317.55 in a coat and immediately reports it to police. He explains self respect kept him from keeping the loot, while detectives note the money was stolen from a tavern burglary and Day’s actions earn praise.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Robert T. Day
Day
Willim B. Sands
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