Rebozo $100,000 Cash Link to Hughes Probed
Senate Watergate investigators study Charles G. Rebozo bank records to trace a $100,000 Hughes cash gift. Subpoenaed Key Biscayne bank records, Cox and IRS examine handling, while White House says funds were a potential contribution and returned. Greenspun and Kalmbach had prior knowledge in 1971.
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Enate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Charles G
Bebe” Rebozo
Howard Hughes
Carmine 5
Bellino
Florida
Hughes
Rebozo
Senate
Gerald J. Warren
Warren
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Hank Greenspun
Las Vegas Sun
Kalmbach
San Clemente
Greenspun
Associated Press
F. Donald Nixon
Airlines Plan Cuts to Save Fuel on Major Routes
United Air Lines Trans World Airlines and American Airlines agreed to cut 22 round trips daily on four routes to conserve jet fuel. CAB approval needed. Biggest change is New York to Chicago from 70 to 55 daily. Other routes Philadelphia to Los Angeles and Boston and Philadelphia to San Francisco also reduced.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
United Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
American Airlines
CAB
Nixon
New York+o-Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Boston
San Francisco
Economist Sees No Recession Next Year, Inflation Persists
Washington AP reports Sidney L. Jones, assistant commerce secretary for economic affairs, says the U.S. may avoid a recession next year but high inflation will linger. He warns Nixon policies risk higher unemployment and urges readiness if employment worsens. Third quarter real GNP grew 3.6 percent with 6.7 percent inflation, while overall GNP rose 10.4 percent to 1.3 trillion.
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Sidney L. Jones
Commerce
Nixon
Jones
Commerce Department
Time change ends next weekend at 2 a.m Sunday
Daylight saving time ends next weekend with clocks moving back to standard time at 2 a.m Sunday October 28, becoming 1 a.m. local time. The change occurs at 2 a.m. on that date.
New Hong Kong Flu Type B Likely This Winter
CDC experts warn a new Type B Hong Kong flu may become prevalent in the United States this winter though a national outbreak is not predicted. London flu Type A also expected. vaccines may differ for Hong Kong and London strains. Immunization advised for high risk. elderly and chronically ill bore most 1968-69 deaths.
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Center For Disease Control
Theong
Hong Kong
Japan
Australia
England
Rubin
United States
London
Speakers named for MMA Parents Convocation during Dad's weekend
Missouri Military Academy selects R H Weaver Clarendon Hills Tr father of three, Mexico city manager Neil Nielson, and Col Charles Stribling MI academy president as convocation speakers. About 1 200 parents expected with intramural football, parent teacher conferences, a review, buffet, football game versus Kemper, vespers and cadet reader activities across weekend.
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Missouri Military Academy
R.H. Weaver
Clarendon Hills
Academy
Neil Nielson
Mexico
Col
Charles Stribling
MMA
Kemper Military School
Simonds Heads Regional Plan Commission Appointed Director
Robert C. Simonds was named Executive Director of the Mid-Missouri Regional Planning Commission effective November 1. The appointment was approved at a Wednesday Executive Committee meeting in the Cole County Courthouse. Simonds, a planning specialist with the University of Missouri, has advised the commission since 1968 and led planning efforts across cities and counties. He earned a University of Illinois degree in city and regional planning and has more than 20 years in the field. Simonds helped author the 1969 Handbook for Planning Commissioners in Missouri and has led statewide planning groups. He has lived in Jefferson City 11 years, married with two children.
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Robert C. Simonds
Mid-Missouri Regional Planning Commission
Cole County
Simonds
University of Missouri
Columbia
Mid- Missouri Commission
Mid-Missouri
University of Ilinois
Missouri
Missouri Planning Association
American Institute of Planners
Jefferson City
Board of Trade Allows Additional Delivery Points for Corn and Soybeans
The Chicago Board of Trade approves in principle a plan to permit corn and soybean deliveries for futures to Toledo and St Louis, expanding beyond Chicago. Chair Frederick G Ulmann notes the proposal from a House panel aims to ease transport bottlenecks. Critics accuse buyers of withholding contracts to exploit Chicago delivery limits while testimony calls for cautious regulation and enforcement against speculation.
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Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
Toledo
St. Louis
Frederick G. Ulmann
Chicago
Kimann
House Agricultural Committee
Conferees Reach Pipeline Bill To Allow Alaska Oil Project
Washington lawmakers reached a conference agreement on a pipeline bill authorizing immediate construction of the 789 mile Alaska oil line. The measure shields the project from delays by environmental lawsuits and sets a 25 foot right of way with extra space as needed for construction, safety, and environmental work. It blocks suits except under the Constitution, effectively excluding National Environmental Policy Act challenges. The pipeline would move crude from Alaska's North Slope to Valdez and then to the West Coast, with North Slope reserves estimated at no less than 10 billion barrels and a planned peak flow of about two million barrels per day against domestic use of 22 million.
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House
Senate
Alaska
U.S
Valdez
North Slope
John Meicher
Missouri oil spill liability bill moves toward House vote
Mont. conference chair indicated final floor action likely in about two weeks. Conferees backed a plan making each oil company using the pipeline liable for 14 million dollars in damages from marine spills, with firms paying one to five cents per barrel into a pool for up to 100 million dollars in additional liability.
Death sought for teen satanic cult killer in Florida
State to seek the death penalty for David Hester, 17, described as high priest of a satanic cult, after a jury found him guilty of slaying Ross Michael Cochran, 17. Florida law requires a jury recommendation before the judge imposes sentence.
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Fla
David Hester
Greenville
8.C
Ross Michael Cochran
Fresno
Calif
Florida
Hester
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