Agnew Says Justice Dept Leaks Target Him
Vice President Spiro Agnew accuses Justice Department officials of a smear campaign and press headlines aimed at influencing a Baltimore grand jury probe into kickbacks and corruption. Atty. Gen. Richardson and U.S. Attorney Beall deny leaks and pledge inquiry while urging responsible reporting and restraint from the news media.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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George Beall
Beall
Richardson
Grand Jury
Maryland
Associated Press
Baltimore
Justice
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Department of Justice
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Nixon
Warren
Anen
Medical Bills of Herman Gunn Now Paid Off
The Gunn Kidney Foundation has paid $15,376.67 of Herman Gunn’s medical bills from a Monroe area fundraiser. A benefit concert in Monroe raised $15,721.50 with Loretta Lynn, Conway Twitty, and others donating their talents to aid kidney disease victims in northeast and north central Louisiana. Donations may come from private, public, corporate or government bodies and can be sent to the Gunn Kidney Foundation care of a Monroe bank.
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Tony Canizaro
Joe Stewart
Loretta Lynn
Bruce Lehrke
Neal Gunn
Mr. Gunn
Civic Center
Mike McGee
Monroe Civic Center
Miss Lynn
Conway Twitty
Turitty Birds
Sandy
Randy Burnette
Ray Griff
Karen Wheeler
Kenny Starr
McGee
Northeast
North Central
Louisiana
Monroe Bank
British Government Buys Roman City Site at Wroxeter
The Environment Department reports the purchase of a 204 acre expanse of the Roman city of Urbconium at Wroxeter Salop. It was bought as a national historical site with special consideration in the terms due to the antiquities involved. No price was disclosed.
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Urbconium
Wroxeter
Salop
Britain
Environment Department
Food price shifts mix pork and poultry with rising wheat
Mixed signals mark the market as pork chops chicken and eggs fall in many areas while wheat futures surge to record levels. Officials warn declines may be temporary with feed costs high and beef prices still under a ceiling amid a government debate over shortages and policy action.
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Grand Union
Albany
N.Y
New York City
U.S. District Court
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Buzz
Pennsylvania
Herbert Bonnice
Bonnice Market
Forty Fort
Jim McHale
Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary
Labor Department
Forsythe Point Boat Dock Area To Be Repaired
Monroe Commissioner Luther T. Harper says the U S Corps of Engineers will repair the flood damaged parking area at Forsythe Point boat dock. The Monroe Public Works Dept will perform temporary repairs until the Corps begins work in October after a recent inspection by Col. Marvin Rees, district engineer in Vicksburg Mississippi.
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Forsythe Point
Monroe
Luther T
Dick) Harper
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Forsythe Point Boat Dock
Harper
Monroe Public Works Dept
Corps of Engineers
Marvin Rees
Vicksburg, Miss
Rescuers Hope To Reach Trapped Miners Soon
Rescuers in Casa Grande Arizona work toward reaching two miners trapped a quarter mile underground at the Hecla Mining Co copper mine after a tunnel fire was extinguished. David Deeder and Terry Udall, both alive per officials, have had no contact since Friday when a mud collapse sealed their section. Two six inch supply shafts are 25 percent complete to deliver food and medical aid while an escape tunnel is prepared.
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Agriculture Department
United States
Don Anderson
Farmers Coop Grain Assn
Wellington
Kan
Casa Grande
Ariz
David Deeder
Terry Udall
Ft. Collins, Cole
Berkeley Recall Replaces Black Radical Councilman With Moderate
In Berkeley California voters recalled Councilman D Arcy Bailey a 31 year old Yale Law graduate. William B Rumford Jr 39 assistant chief of police services for BART was elected to Bailey s seat with 17 102 votes Allen Wilson 30 a law student and black drew 6 344. Turnout 39 percent of 75 000 registered. Bailey planned to remain active in local politics.
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Berkeley
Calif
D’army Bailey
Bailey
William B. Rumford Jr
Bay Area
Allen Wilson
University of California
Yale Law
The Sun as the Closest Star
An article explains that the sun is the nearest star to Earth and therefore the easiest celestial object to study in detail, highlighting its unique proximity and the value it provides to understanding stellar physics.
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