CIA Chief Acknowledges Talks of Assassinations
CIA Director William Colby reportedly told Senate watchdog member Stuart Symington that discussions inside the agency occurred about assassinating foreign leaders but he denied any such actions were carried out. Symington said he spoke with Colby weeks ago regarding assassination plots.
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Communists STO Gain Posts In Portugal
In Lisbon Portugal government reshuffle looms as cabinet members tender resignations. ministers say the new cabinet will include more Communists and the Communist front movement while Socialist leader Soares may stay as foreign minister. NATO concerns rise over Soviet port facility talks and growing Moscow influence near Gibraltar and Atlantic sea lanes.
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Pepsi Drivers End 37 Day Strike In St Louis
Pepsi-Cola bottling Company driver salesmen union Local 67 ratified a contract after a 37 day strike. The 230 members of the Brotherhood of Beverage Salesmen, Servicemen and Chauffeurs voted Saturday. The deal includes a two year moratorium on commission increases and defers details on any escalation clause. Terms of the contract were not immediately disclosed.
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Nielsen Before Senate Committee On Wednesday
Gov Christopher Bond proposes J Neil Nielsen Mexico City manager for state Commissioner of Administration post. Senate Gubernatorial Appointments Committee will consider Nielsen at 9 a m Wednesday. Also on the agenda David Rodney Miller for Public Service Commission member amid questions of qualifications.
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Cosmetology School Taking Applications
The Mexico Area Vocational Technical School invites applications for the next class at the Mexico Public School of Cosmetology to start in August. The 1500 hour program runs five days a week, eight hours daily, with tuition of 190 dollars plus 50 for kit and books for district residents and 210 plus 50 for nonresidents.Applicants must be at least 17, in good physical condition, a high school graduate, and possess aptitude for beauty work. Applications are available by writing the director or calling 581-5684 and must be returned by May 15.
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FBI Says It's Up To Scott To Talk About Hearst Case
SAN FRANCISCO AP The FBI in charge of Patricia Hearst search says its talk with Jack Scott may end in his refusal to cooperate and a polite backdown. Agent Charles Bates noted there is no warrant for Scott and that he could simply decline to speak. He also denied a Berkeley high speed chase and said fingerprints on a Pennsylvania farmhouse remain unconfirmed. Bates said the Bay Area has become the focus as the case widens and noted investigators have questioned thousands since February 4 of last year. News reports of new leads and Weather Underground links were acknowledged but not confirmed.
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New York Doctors Strike Hits 14,000 Beds Citywide
About 3,000 physicians walked out of 16 voluntary and municipal hospitals in New York after hours of failed talks over working hours. Dr John Holloman, head of the Health and Hospitals Corporation, said the city would not immediately seek injunctions and would monitor impacts as the strike began. The system includes 14,000 beds and serves 10,000 clinic and ER patients.
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Federal probes target oil price overcharges on utilities
Federal officials say they will probe records of every major utility as part of an investigation into alleged fraudulent overcharges during the Arab oil embargo. Grand juries in Jacksonville, New York, and Los Angeles are already examining price manipulation by oil suppliers, with possible cases in Houston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Boston. Investigators cite mislabeling of oil origins and large potential losses, totaling tens of millions to perhaps a hundred million dollars, as utilities face scrutiny in Project Manipulator and related efforts.
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