Syria and Israel clash over Mt Hermon air battle claims
Syria says its missiles brought down seven Israeli planes in renewed fighting over Mt Hermon and the Golan Heights, as Israel denies the claim and reports aircraft returning safely. Both sides trade accusations of bombardment and casualties amid ongoing front-line clashes.
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Associated Press
Syria
Mt. Hermon
Golan Heights
Israel
Lebanon
Tel al Arayess
Golan
ABA head warns Saxbe may endanger SLA prosecutions
The American Bar Association president says Attorney General William B. Saxbe may have endangered the prosecution of Symbionese Liberation Army members charged in a San Francisco bank robbery.
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Washington
American Bar Association
William B. Saxbe
ABA
Chesterfield Smith
Saxbe
Patricia Hearst
Smith
SLA
Miss Hearst
FBI
Living costs rise again amid inflation and GNP drop
Government reports show consumer prices up 10.2 percent from a year earlier and a 14.5 percent seasonally adjusted annual rise in early 1974. GNP fell 5.8 percent annual rate, the largest drop in 16 years, while buying power slid 0.9 percent in March to 4.7 percent below March last year.
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Labor Department
Commerce Department
Inflation Could Be Worse or Similar In Second Quarter
The Commerce Department warns inflation may be as bad as the 10.8 percent first quarter rate, delaying recovery from the slowdown. The first quarter GNP fell 5.8 percent annual rate, the worst in 16 years, with auto output and home building dragging growth.
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Nixon
Washington (Ap
Commerce Department
Sidney L. Jones
Commerce Secretary
Jones
White House weighs response to Sirica subpoena in Watergate case
The White House faces a sweeping subpoena from Judge John J. Sirica ordering President Nixon to turn over 64 presidential conversation tapes and related documents for the Watergate trial. Special prosecutor Leon Jaworski requested the order to avoid delays, with materials due by May 2 and the trial set for September 9 involving H. R. Haldeman, John Ehrlichman, and John Mitchell.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
U.S
John J. Sirica
Leon Jaworski
Sirica
Watergate
James D. St. Clair
Democratic Party
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon Oe
John N. Mitchell
Jaworski
Hashish seizure on freighter tied to Miami DEA case
The Sea Trader, towed by a U.S. Coast Guard cutter 60 miles northwest of Nassau, carried 50 burlap bags of hashish en route to New York from Morocco. Six Americans were arrested in Nassau on drug possession charges. ship crew named Capt. Terry Daniels and five others. Bail and trial pending.
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Miami
U.S. Coast Guard
U.S
John H. Moseley
Drug Enforcement Administration
Moseley
Atlantic
Florida
Gallatin
Nassau
New York
Morocco
Cloudy Skies Forecast in Middletown With Weekend Showers
Weather in Middletown calls for cloudy skies tonight and Saturday with temperatures dipping to the upper 30s and reaching mid-60s tomorrow. An extended outlook shows a chance of showers Sunday and Monday, clearing Tuesday. highs Sunday mid 70s and 60s to 70s on Monday, with lows in the 50s.
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Middletown
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Gerald L. Warren
Terry Daniels
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Richard Bennett
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Arnold Zuckerman
Union City
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Edward Edwards
New Orleans
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New Jersey
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