Mitchell to testify before Senate panel in Watergate probes
The July 10 article details Mitchell's planned testimony to Senate Watergate investigators with witnesses including Ziegler and Dean. It notes the panel's deposition schedule and possible private sessions as part of ongoing inquiries into the 1972 campaign cover up and Nixon administration actions.
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Florida oil firms face antitrust suit to breakup control
Florida Attorney General Shevin alleges 15 oil companies form a megalopoly controlling crude oil from ground to pumps. Assistant AG Dearing calls the suit a major trust busting move reshaping a $100 billion yearly industry and reducing gasoline price wars driven by crude oil profits.
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Costa Rica Denies Vesco Connection in Figueres Speech
Costa Rican President Jose Figueres is accused of authoring parts of a Vesco television speech. Lawyer Gerardo Fernandez Duran displayed manuscripts alleging Figueres helped craft Vesco's remarks. The case ties Vesco to SEC actions and a 1972 Nixon campaign fund donation.
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Teletype effort aids deaf in Lubbock Texas
Local Parents Professional Group promotes teletype links to connect deaf residents with police fire services and emergency centers. Units cost about 1840 dollars each with car transfer and servicing the only charge. funding sought from hearing and deaf communities.
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BBC Payola Case Ties Singer Janie Jones to BBC Clerks and Promoters
In London a court hears allegations that singer Janie Jones used her home to run a payola scheme linking BBC producers with female escorts. Witnesses describe parties at Jones’s house, top West End hotel visits, and hopes of TV work sparked by sexual liaisons, though no TV roles materialized. The case also features a separate charge against Jones for attempting to hire a man to murder her ex husband. Glacier Bay National Park in Alaska is noted as the largest U.S. national park established in 1925.
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Groom Confesses in Honeymoon Killing in Italy
In Frosinone Italy 28 year old Salvatore Nappo confessed to murdering his 21 year old bride Anna Nenna four days into their honeymoon. Police quoted him saying he killed for honor because she was not a virgin and would not admit it. Autopsy later indicated the bride was a virgin.
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Teaching Hospital Loan Request Receives Go-Ahead
County officials approved a 252 bed teaching hospital plan as the absolute minimum size to serve as a training lab for future doctors. Commissioners extended the old City of Lubbock fire contract by one day and agreed to funds for books for the City-County Library from revenue sharing. County received a federal check of 155 882 dollars and paid 104 454.48 in bills including 55 527.07 to the State Welfare program. Bids favored Paper Clip and Clarke Courts for office equipment and docket books respectively. A 42 512 grant from the Texas Criminal Justice Council will fund another year of adult probation upgrades and 29 514 to extend the administrative assistant program for four district courts.
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Police Identify Two Girls Hit By Motorist
In San Antonio AP report police on Monday identified two girls killed in a Sunday bicycle crash during a heavy rain. Names given were Cruz Lucio, 13, and Frances Alvarado, 16, struck by a hit and run motorist.
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Uganda frees 112 Peace Corps youths after detention
Detained Peace Corps volunteers in Uganda for 51 hours were freed and flown onward to Burundi and Zaire. The group, held after a July Fourth message criticizing Nixon, spent nights at Lake Victoria hotel under guard as U.S. aid programs are phased out. Local officials praised Uganda while the embassy said no apology was requested.
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Insurance Rates Drop Hinted by Board Member
Insurance officials discuss potential rate reductions for motorists across Texas with hopes a statewide average cut will continue. The board, building on last year's 11 percent average decrease, may expand reductions and hear testimony on discounts for cars with stronger bumpers and drivers completing a defensive driving course.
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Siamese twin separated during seven hour operation
A three pound Siamese twin girl remained in critical condition in New York on Monday after a seven hour operation Saturday to separate her from her sister. The girls had been joined from shoulder to breastbone.
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Immigrant Whose Savings Are Stolen in Chicago Robbery
Gior dan Soubaseiski, a Yugoslav immigrant, recovered 13000 in travelers checks after a Sunday theft in Chicago but 12500 in cash remained missing. He was arrested Friday for unlawful use of a weapon when a nonfunctioning rubber gun was found in his waistband. Police linked two men to the robbery. Soubaseiski will return to court after a Monday postponement.
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