CIA Nominee Won't Rule Out Overthrows In Other Nations
President Ford's pick to lead the CIA George Bush said he might not rule out supporting coups abroad and could accept a vice presidential bid while serving as CIA director. He pledged not to seek office while in the post and urged carefulness on actions toward constitutionally elected governments amid past agency misconduct.
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CIA
Washington
George Bush
Ford
William E. Colby
Bush
Senate Armed Services Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Peking
Frank Church
Senate Intelligence Committee
Salvador Allende
Chile
Gary Hart
D-Colo
John Tower
Rtex
Intelligence Committee
Tower
Armed Services Panel
GOP
China
Church
Bit Of Everything In State Weather
Missouri faced a wintry mix with cold air dropping temps. A Sunday tornado at Hamilton damaged homes and barns, while Caldwell County reports livestock losses from a barn collapse. Rain, sleet, snow, and winds affected multiple areas with forecasts of clearing and varied highs.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Hamilton
Caldwell County Sheriff's Office
Columbia
West Plains
St. Louis
Joplin
Kirksville
Kansas City International Airport
Congress Moves to Force Tax Cut and Energy Bill
Congress prepares to vote this week on extending the 1975 tax cuts and finalizing a long debated energy bill. President Ford opposes both but may be forced to accept linked spending cuts. the Senate tax extension would run through June 30, risking $13 billion in reduced growth if allowed to lapse. The energy bill includes temporary price cuts and fuel conservation measures, with Ford expected to sign if Congress yields.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Senate
House
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
Malpractice Crisis Warns Audrain Doctor Plans Move
Dr. Warren Hagan warns the rising malpractice insurance premiums threaten Audrain County. He notes Audrain Medical Center faced a choice to renew at high costs or drop coverage, risking county liability. He describes national failures, calls for legislative relief, and cites California and Tennessee examples.
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Audrain County
Warren Hagan
California
Hagan
New Orleans
Audrain Medical Center
AMC
Cleta Neely
Mexico
John Hagan
St. Brendan’s
University of Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Tulane Medical School
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Notre Dame
Charity Hospital
University of California
San Francisco
Tulane
Sally Johnson
Chatanooga
Gladstone
Surance
Missouri State Division of Insurance
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
William M. Lichius
Albert M. Spradling
Cape Girardeau
Tennessee
Gas Blast Kills Four At Niagara Falls Plant
Four killed and about 80 overcome by chlorine fumes after a railroad tank car exploded at Hooker Chemicals plant in Niagara Falls. The blast occurred around 7 40 p m on Sunday, sending gas across the area and prompting warnings for residents to stay indoors. Names of the deceased include Clyde J. McBride Raymond E. Zaso James D. Colquhoun and Lester Docks. Coroner Oscar H Bell said deaths were from gas inhalation as fumes drifted northeast before dissipating.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Hooker Chemicals & Plastics Corp
Hooker
Edward Chatman
Walter E. Fitzgerald
Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center
Clyde J. McBride
Raymond E. Zaso
James D. Colquhoun
Lester Docks
Oscar H. Bell
Niagara County
Battle for Beirut Hotels Continues Amid Truce Breakage
In Beirut forces clashed around seaside hotels despite a truce pledge by Moslem leftists and rival Christian militiamen. Gunfire and rocket grenades erupted in the downtown area as Palestinian fighters moved to enforce the accord, while bombarded hotels and towers drew return fire from Phalange militiamen.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Palestinian Armed Struggle Command
Holiday Inn
Christian Phalange Party
Wadi al- Yahoud
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Conrad Harrison
Sunset Lane
Richard Vance
Thompsons
Otis Thompson
S. Trinity
K&m
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Mike Autbur
Bill Aulbur
Martinsburg
Randy Richards
Sturgeon
Henry Borgmeyer
Oscar Black
Jeff Williams
Centralia
Harold Dudley
Jonathan Jones
James E. May
Borgmeyer
Richards
Charles Duthbert
Mike Aulbur
Ledger
Beirut Hotels
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