Kerner on Trial Faces Accusations and Court Tensions
In Chicago, former Illinois governor Otto Kerner and a codefendant face bribery and related charges. A tense courtroom scene saw Kerner fist a table during remarks about alleged attempts to influence jurors and a clash with Judge Robert Taylor over interview limits. A separate Ottawa note describes Pierre Trudeau's government unveiling an economic program with regional focus and measures on foreign takeovers and social reform.
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Theodore J. Isaacs
Robert L. Taylor
Paul Connolly
Connolly
Within Rights
Federal Court of Appeals
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Tax measures extend screening of foreign ownership
North Texas district will gain more IRS offices to offer tax help as part of broader moves. The government outlines new legislation to increase Canadian participation in resource projects and ownership, and to regulate direct foreign investment and land sales to foreigners, building on prior screening efforts.
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North Texas
IRS
Nadian
Oil fuel storage capacity and shortages eyed by power utility
Lubbock Power and Light officials warn current storage of fuel oil plus a contracted 300000 gallons is inadequate to cover outages when gas is curtailed. The utility uses about 60000 gallons daily on mixed oil and gas generation, and aims to expand stock to prevent generator outages in harsh conditions.
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Lubbock Power and Light
Wood
Ince O' Co
Mills Foresees Passage Of Tax Bill Minus Major Reforms
Rep Wilbur Mills chairing Ways and Means says a tax reform bill will pass this summer with only modest changes. Hearings begin in six weeks with administration witnesses later, and the committee will review tax preferences without preconceived ideas on which to trim.
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Torman
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Govee
Nixon
Belfast visit marked by gun battles and hostage drama
Police stepped up efforts for aid as two bank robbers were halted after a gun battle in Belfast during Jack Lynch's six day visit. In Dublin Lynch met with ministers then flew to the United States to seek US aid and press Americans to stop IRA donations. Armed clashes continued in Ardoyne as soldiers raided a social club wounding a civilian and a sniper.
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Cairo Youths Clash With Police Over Free Speech at University
Protests at Cairo University escalated into bloody clashes as students demonstrated against Egypt's war preparedness campaign. Police used force to evict those remaining on campus while sit-down demonstrators were cleared from the engineering and agriculture groups at Ein Shams, though main campus police held back.
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Cairo University
Ein Shams
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