Senate probes CIA poison record destruction
Senate intelligence committee seeks to determine if the CIA destroyed records on its stockpiling of deadly poisons linked to Project Naomi. Witnesses include former director Richard Helms and CIA official Sidney Gottlieb. conflicting statements followed Colby testimony claiming destruction.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
William E. Colby
Colby
Helms
Sidney Gottlieb
Agency
Mitchell Rogovin
Rogovin
Gottlieb
Ford may redo CIA role change eyed by administration
Ford said the CIA director post may be altered while denying a major overhaul soon. He noted continued U S political action abroad and said the changes could come after staff reviews of Murphy Rockefeller Commission findings. He also touched on busing, Sinai aid, and arms sales to Israel.
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Administration
Ford
Murphy
Rockefeller
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Israel
Sinai
Jobless and inflation outlooks differ between offices
The Congressional Budget Office and the Ford administration forecast higher unemployment and rising inflation. The CBO sees unemployment above 8 percent this year and 6.9 to 7.6 percent by late 1976, with inflation rising 6 to 8 percent this year, while the administration projects 7 to 7.5 percent unemployment and 7 percent inflation into spring next year.
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Washington
Congressional Budget Office
Congress
Ford Administration
Budget Office
Beirut battles rage as government shelled rival factions
In Beirut Nostra district clashes between Muslim leftists and Christian rightists continued as security forces failed to halt the fighting. Ten shops were destroyed by bombs and 27 were wounded. A ceasefire held in Tripoli after a truce with PLO mediation.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
Nasra
Christian Ein Rummaneh
Israel keeps veto on PLO at Geneva peace talks
The Jerusalem Post reports a secret memorandum signed Sept 1 by Yigal Allon and Henry Kissinger gives Israel veto power over any additional participants at Geneva peace talks. The U S will not negotiate with the PLO while it does not recognize Israel's right to exist. Negotiations aim to be bilateral between Israel and Arab states.
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Jerusalem Post
Washington
Israel
Post
Yigal Allon
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
United States
PLO
Eloise Slams Dominican Coast with 80-Mile Winds
Eloise struck the north coast of the Dominican Republic with 80 mph winds and heavy rain killing at least seven people and causing widespread damage in Puerto Rico. The National Hurricane Center warned the storm could strengthen, but uncertainty remained about a U.S. landfall. Torrential rain threatened streams and rivers across the Dominican Republic.
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San Juan
P.R
Eloise
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico
National Hurricane Center
Miami
United States
Paul Hebert
Middletown Area Weather Forecast
Clouds tonight and Thursday with a chance of showers or thundershowers. Tonight low in the low 60s. Tuesday rain totaled inch. Wednesday’s weather recorded an official high of 65 and a low of 58. Thursday high expected in the low 70s with a 40 percent rain chance tonight and 50 percent Thursday.
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Middletown
Frog Festival bidders lure croaking contestants in Rayne
Louisiana Frog Co. rents out frogs for Rayne Frog Festival events including jumping weighing eating and Frog Queen selections. Founder Pete Babineaux notes medium frogs jump four to five feet and recalls past winners while the business evolved from selling frog legs to supplying labs and schools nationwide.
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Louisiana Frog Co
Pete Babineaux
Louisiana Frog
Louisiana
Babineaux
Japan
Formosa
United Ag
Father of girl in coma acts on mercy death suit
In Morristown New Jersey Joseph Quinlan sues to order doctors to disconnect a respirator that keeps Karen Ann Quinlan, 21, in a coma since April 15 The Roman Catholic family says Karen is dead without the machine and favors allowing her to die rather than continue life support.
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Morristown
N.J
Joseph T. Quinlan
Karen Ann Quinlan
Quinlan
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