Asset to Office Hardee Backfire in Texas Resignation
Democrats say Rich ard B. Hardee’s resignation as U S attorney for Texas Eastern may backfire on Nixon’s party. Critics note Hardee’s replacement by Roby Hadden could affect Yarborough’s re election plans and GOP leverage in the region while Democrats seek to capitalize on the shift.
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Intelsat Insured Satellite Lifts On Sixth Launch
A commercial Intelsat satellite insured against repeat failures was launched from Cape Kennedy on the sixth Delta attempt. The 644 pound craft, owned by Comsat and 70 partner nations, aims for a 22,200 mile stationary orbit with eventual capacity to relay 1,200 telephone conversations or four color telecasts. The insurance premium cost Comsat stockholders 872000.
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Old Settlement Found On Istrian Peninsula
Archeologists unearthed a prehistoric settlement dated to 6 000 to 7 000 years ago on the Istrian peninsula near Yugoslavia close to the Italian border. The discovery adds evidence of early inhabitants in the region.
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Eggers Eyes Smiths Post Campaign Funds Linked
Paul Eggers, general counsel for the Treasury, said runoff funds are needed for a Texas governor bid. He estimated costs between 1 and 2 million dollars and noted potential support from Sen. John Tower and Rep. George Bush for two Republican races. Eggers plans to gauge donor interest during a Texas trip.
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Plans for stronger role for diplomats announced
Washington AP reports a new State Department plan headed by an ombudsman office to investigate grievances and advise on personnel issues. Deputy Undersecretary William B. Macomber told about 1,000 employees the reforms aim to make the department more systematic and aggressive in foreign policy leadership. Charles W. Bray I of the American Foreign Service Association called it a major initiative with potential to reshape policy making and representation abroad.
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Offshore rig fire flares again near Sabine Pass
A gas pocket explosion sparked a Tuesday fire on an offshore Atlantic Richfield rig 20 miles off Sabine Pass. One man drowned, nine injured as 28 workers jumped into 40 foot waves. Red Adair worked the rekindle while Coast Guard said no danger to nearby boats.
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