Viet Cong Allow ICCS Reexamination Of Helicopter Wreckage
Viet Cong said it will permit the International Commission of Control and Supervision to inspect the helicopter wreckage from the April 7 crash that killed nine people including four peacekeepers. Col Duong Dinh Thao said the commission will send a team to Quang Tri Province after a 48 hour notice to determine if the two helicopters were on a safe arranged course when one crashed and the other landed. The incident prompted U S and Saigon officials to accuse Communist forces of instigating a slander campaign against North Vietnam.
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Wage price extension may win quick approval after Easter
Rep. Henry Reuss predicts rapid Senate and House agreement on a bill extending wage and price controls through next year as inflation shows renewed pressure. BLS data show March prices rose 3.2 percent with grocery costs surging, while the Fed raises its discount rate to 5.25 percent.
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Accidents Slow I-75 Traffic in Cincinnati
Police reported almost 30 accidents on I-75 inside Cincinnati during a massive Friday night jam as fans flocked to Riverfront Stadium for the Cincinnati Atlanta baseball game. No injuries were reported and the crowd reached 42,000.
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Riverfront Stadium
Democrats Move Out of Watergate to New Quarters
The Democratic Party departs the Watergate for a smaller ALPA building on the fourth floor near the White House. Deputy Chairman Mary Lou Berg says the move ends a history of disappointments and espionage headlines, with cost savings cited but the Watergate offer to match the rent rejected.
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Mitchell testifies funds paid for legal fees not silencing
Associate of former Atty Gen. Mitchell tells Washington Post that Mitchell testified he approved campaign funds after the June arrests to pay legal fees for the seven Watergate conspirators. Mitchell says he did not handle payoff money and that no bugging operations were approved by him.
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Washington Post
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Middletown Weather Faces Partly Cloudy Night and Easter Warmth
Partly cloudy skies and low 60s are forecast for the Middletown area tonight. Easter Sunday looks cloudy with temperatures in the upper 70s.
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U N Security Council to vote on Middle East condemnation
The 15 member body prepared to vote on a resolution condemning violence in the Middle East, including Israeli raids into Lebanon. Debate centered on veto risks by the United States and China, with drafts balancing language to avoid a US veto. The Egyptian request for a full accounting of U.N. peace efforts was approved for a later debate, with Waldheim and Jarring expected to participate.
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Wounded Knee residents vow action if militants stay
Wounded Knee, S D residents angered by the government's failure to remove AIM militants announce a two week deadline to end the occupation or they will use rifles to retake the village. Leaders warn of armed support and demand federal policy reforms on Pine Ridge.
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Francis Randall
American Indian Movement
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Richard Hellstein
U.S
Justice Department
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Canada launches Anik 2 satellite to expand Arctic link
Anik 2, Canada’s new communications satellite, orbits earth after a Delta launch to extend service to remote north regions and link Alaska with the continental United States. Ground stations will finalize its path while a rocket motor places it in a stationary 22 300 mile high orbit for commercial operation in about four weeks, backup to Anik 1 already serving Arctic communities.
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