FBI probe admission marks Watergate inquiry scope
Senate hearing opens with L Patrick Gray stating the FBI conducted a full investigation of the Watergate bugging affair and offered Senators access to the raw case files. He stresses the bureau will stay nonpolitical and not be swayed by party influence.
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Washington (Ap
L. Patrick Gray
FBI
Senate
Gray
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Watergate
W. Mark Felt
British Soldier Escorting School Children Slain
A British soldier was shot and killed in Belfast while escorting children to Crumlin Road schools on a Lollipop Patrol. He was hit by a single bullet as troops failed to spot the sniper. The attack raises Northern Ireland violence toll to 735 in 30 years. hours earlier a 13-year-old boy died in a gun battle amid guerrilla activity.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Crumlin Road
Coldest US reading hits 21 below in Houston Maine
The National Weather Service reports the lowest temperature in the continental United States today excluding Alaska and Hawaii as 21 degrees below zero in Houston Maine. In contrast Tuesdays high reached 79 degrees in Yuma Arizona.
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New York
River Stage Readings Show Change in Flood Level
River stages at Monroe and Camden report lower water levels with readings near 40 and 26 feet respectively. Camden shows a fall of 14.0 and 1 tenth. Monroe records a 38.9 drop as conditions ease.
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Monroe
Camden
Northeast tremor rattles U S cities with no injuries or damage
A six second quake hit the eastern United States from Trenton New Jersey to Baltimore prompting thousands of calls and shaken buildings. Nevada saw more than 30 minor temblors since February 23 while the Kutile Islands near Japan registered a 7.5 shock with no reported damage due to sparse population.
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United Press International
United States
Trenton
N.J
Baltimore
Pacific
Nevada
UPI
Gerald McCullough
Philadelphia
McCullough
Friendship
Kutile Islands
Japan
Senators Told of IRS Quotas and Targets
Senate appropriations subcommittee heard claims that a secret IRS document set annual revenue quotas for agents. The Longs of Bellevue testified a plan exists to target dollars by taxpayer bracket and region, while IRS officials denied formal quotas.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Phil Long
Bellevue
Wash
IRS
Longs
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Twin Cities Chit Chat Birthday and visits at Monroe home
Dr and Mrs Richard Milk of Monroe host Miss Elizabeth Beale missionary nurse who spent ten years in Cuba for the Methodist Church Board of Missions. Beale and friend Miss Eleanor Clarkson visit before traveling to Mexico. Tracy Rice celebrates 14th birthday at 4207 Cypress St West Monroe with cake and skating plans.
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Richard Milk
Monroe
Elizabeth Beale
Miss Beale
Cuba
Board of Missions
Methodist Church
Milks
Massachusetts
Eleanor Clarkson
Mrs. Milk
Mexico
Tracy Rice
Grady Rice
Cypress St
West Monroe
Tracy
Nine Coeds Given 50 000 To Invest
Nine Scripps College coeds with limited stock knowledge will be given 50 000 dollars to invest for the college. A nine member student board will manage the funds with access to financial experts and quarterly reports to the student body. The plan includes risk limits of no margin buys, no short selling, and no more than 20 percent in a single stock. Five percent of annual results will fund student grants and loans. The program will be reviewed after two years and then every five years, with dissolution possible if deemed a failure.
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Claremont
Calif
Dow Jones
Jack Jones
Scripps College
Scripps
J. Stanley Johnson
Altadena
Liberal Arts College
Johnson
Scripps Alumnae Association
House Passes Resolution To Fund Agencies
The House approved a temporary funding extension through June 30 for foreign aid and two major agencies HEW and Labor. The measure settles a compromise after Senate actions and keeps fiscal year 1973 spending at set annual rates while negotiations continue on broader aid and domestic programs.
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Washington
House
Senate
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor Department
North Vietnam
Bonds Sold for University of Southwestern Louisiana Construction
Louisiana Bond Commission sold five million dollars of bonds to fund University of Southwestern Louisiana construction. The issue, maturing in 30 years, carried about 5.2096 percent interest, lower than the anticipated 6 percent. Bond attorney Fred Benton Jr. noted the deal surpassed expectations and replaced older temporary bonds.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Bond Commission
University of Southwestern Louisiana
Fred Benton Jr
New Orleans
Benton
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs and Co
USL
Clear Warmer Weather Forecast for Twin Cities
The Twin Cities forecast clearer skies and warmer temperatures today with a high in the mid 60s and a low around the upper 40s. Winds 10 to 15 mph, gusty in the afternoon, with a 50 percent chance of rain Thursday. Showers move in Thursday night, ending Saturday for partly cloudy skies.
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Twin Cities
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Louisiana
Higher Farm Prices Boost Cost Of Food
The Agriculture Department said higher farm prices caused a 2.5 percent rise in January supermarket food costs. Beef and pork hit record highs, eggs rose 18 percent, and the farm value share rose to 588 dollars while middlemen took 787 dollars.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Inside The News-Star Section Listing Overview
The snippet presents Inside The News-Star with page and section references including Abby Lowman Broadway Radio TV Classified Sports Comics Theater Crossword Van Dellen Editorial Women Horoscope Weather Jumble across six sections and 62 pages.
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Abby
Lowman
Radio-Tv
van Dellen
Hostages Seized by Indians in Wounded Knee Town
About 200 members of the American Indian Movement seized the town of Wounded Knee South Dakota and held roughly 10 residents hostage in several buildings. AIM leaders vowed to die if necessary to secure their demands including reforms to treaties and tribal elections. Police, FBI and local officials cordoned the town as shots were fired at approaching vehicles.
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Knef
S.D
American Indian Movement
AIM
Pine Ridge
South Dakota
Joseph H. Trimbach
FBI
Minneapolis
Carter Camp
Senate Committee
Ted Kennedy
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Department of the Interior
William Fulbright
United States
Trimbach
Wounded Knee
Washington
U S Group May Be Freed Later In Week
The White House said North Vietnam pledged to resume POW releases within 60 days of the cease-fire signing. About 120 captives were to be freed this week, with a joint Military Commission meeting to set arrangements.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
North Vietnam
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nguyen Duy Trinh
William P. Rogers
Paris
Ziegler
Hanoi
Trinh
Rogers
Joint Military Commission
Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
Dead Center
Man charged in Winn Parish fatal shooting
Riley P. Fowler about 50 is charged with murder in a Winn Parish shooting that left N L Powell 29 dead at Fowler's home after an argument. Powell was shot once in the chest with a shotgun and Fowler called the sheriff from a neighbor's house. Powell's body was taken to Southern Funeral Home in Winnfield.
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Calvin
Winn Parish
N. L. Powell
Sanford Jordan
Riley P. Fowler
Jordan
Powell
Fowler
Southern Funeral Home
Winnfield
FDA recalls 7 percent dextrose solution linked to deaths
The FDA recalls thousands of 7 percent dextrose bottles used in peritoneal dialysis amid reports of deaths and injuries. Abbott Traviner McGaw and Cutter labs produced the solution, with about 11 000 bottles in markets and 17 600 frozen at Cutter outlets in the US, Canada, and Dominican Republic.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Abbott, Travener
McGaw
Cutter Laboratories
FDA
United States
Canada
Dominican Republic
Chicago
Henry Tenckhoff
University of Washington School of Medicine
Seattle
Taxing Chuckles Reflect on Uncle Sam’s Truth or Consequences
A playful line critiques income tax as Uncle Sam's version of truth or consequences, labeling the tax system as a punishing game and hinting at public skepticism toward taxation.
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Uncle Sam
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