Kissinger urges new Atlantic charter to reshape US Europe ties
Henry Kissinger told AP editors the United States should pursue a new Atlantic charter to ease economic and military strains with Europe. He called for a balanced view of self interest and common good, greater European and Japanese roles, and a dynamic Atlantic partnership less prone to crisis. Secretary Rogers echoed commitment to defend stability while resisting calls to shrink defense.
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Gas crater prompts evacuations in Williamsburg Michigan
A new natural gas crater near Williamsburg Michigan forced 10 more families to evacuate and left the town a ghost town. Amoco completed a relief well at 400 feet but found no water or gas. Officials say gas pressure eruptions continue with about 250 state and local personnel on site to guard homes and assist displaced residents.
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Head Start to Charge Fees Under New Federal Rules
Head Start will begin charging some low and middle income families for preschool enrollment. By next fall fees will apply to all families earning above about $4,576 annually, with sliding scales and per child charges. The plan, tied to HEW regulations, could affect about 34,000 of the 379,000 enrolled and raise $2 to $3 million yearly, funds to be reinvested in programs. A second item notes Erie County Court Judge Carney plans to deny a change of venue for Albert Pass in the Yablonski killings and push for a quick trial decision.
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New Winners Choice Game announced for Pennsylvania lottery
Harrisburg officials unveil a new lottery feature named Winners Choice Game with $1 tickets, weekly drawings, and a two digit lead winning a $40 prize. A 2810000 dollar pool funds a big draw with three numbers chosen by machine and horse race results, with 90 days to claim prizes at liquor stores.
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Leary sentenced for prison escape in California
United Press International reports Dr. Timothy Leary, leader of the 1960s LSD movement, was sentenced to six months to five years for escaping prison. He also faces a marijuana sentence and is linked to a supposed international drug ring. Chet Atkins underwent colon surgery with positive outlook. G McMurtie Godley to become assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs. Prince Rainier Grace and children visit Palm Springs, heading to Paris and Washington for events.
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Ex military drug users quit habit study finds small relapse rate
Washington report cites a $400000 Washington University study of 495 veterans identified as drug users in Vietnam and 470 controls. Only 2,000 to 3,000 former GIs may still use drugs today, far below earlier fears. Unemployment among former drug users stands at 35 percent, more than double that of nonusers.
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Nixon ends Easter vacation amid Watergate resignations rumors
In Key Biscayne Nixon wraps a five day Florida stay as Watergate talks prompt talk of wholesale White House resignations. He plans to return to Washington today and aides note dwindling official business amid ongoing crisis coverage. In Moscow seven U S Senators met Leonid Brezhnev for 34 hours of talks, reporting optimism on trade and a pledge that Soviet emigration taxes on Jews were suspended. Brezhnev urged reduced arms competition and closer U S Soviet cooperation ahead of his June Washington visit.
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U S warplanes hit south of Phnom Penh in major bombing
UPI reports renewed Cambodian air campaign with heavy raids for four hours around the town of Takhman near Phnom Penh. Military sources say the strikes continue the 48th straight day of air assaults, aimed at clearing paths for government counterattacks against Communist forces.
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Pittsburgh Homicide Suspect Arrested in 14-Year-Old Slaying
John W. McDade 21 of Pittsburgh was arrested by Allegheny County homicide detectives for the June slaying of Joseph Wells, 14, from Natrona Heights. He was arraigned before Deputy Coroner George Phillips and jailed without bond as he awaits May 2 court action. Wells’ body was dumped in a creek off Howes Run Road in Fawn Township. hands tied behind his back and he appears to have been shot three times with a .22 caliber weapon.
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Riots shatter Londonderry truce at Shentallaw estate
In Londonderry area unrest erupted at the Shentallaw housing estate as Roman Catholic youths set cars ablaze and smashed windows while British troops faced stone throwing. Sniper fire later targeted patrols with no injuries reported as the seven day IRA truce collapsed.
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Federal official says eight at Wounded Knee roadblock seized
Richard Hellstein deputy assistant attorney general and chief negotiator said eight members of a third force Indian roadblock outside the government's perimeter around Wounded Knee were arrested Monday night for assaulting federal officers after Indians barred passage of Community Relations Service workers. He said the roadblocks no longer exist and the withdrawal followed interference with federal access.
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Skylab crew enter 21 day isolation before flight
The Skylab first mission crew Charles Conrad Paul Weitz and Dr Joseph Kerwin begin a 21 day isolation at Johnson Space Center to guard against infectious disease ahead of a 28 day space mission aboard Skylab. Only trained staff and their families in contact will be screened.
Districts urged to shrink Philadelphia Pittsburgh schools
Harrisburg UPI report says a state Citizens Commission on Basic Education urges Education Secretary to cut public school district sizes in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The 40 page interim study notes that large districts are administratively inefficient and create a poor learning environment, according to staffer Galen Godbey.
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Easter Egg Roll Sets Attendance Record At White House
Washington UPI reports a record 14,292 people crowded the White House south lawn for the annual Easter egg roll, surpassing 1967's 11,422. Warm upper 70s temperatures drew families as Nixon and family were in Florida. A white furry Easter bunny spoke with children, with entertainment by the U.S. Army band and Emmett Kelley Jr. Circus All-Star Circus.
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Family food costs rise in March to record levels
Washington reports show the average U.S. family spent a record 1458 on farm foods in March, up 3.5 percent from February and 157 more than March 1972. Beef and pork prices hit new records, while the farmer’s share of the food dollar rose to 44.5 cents. Officials note several price figures were dropped to avoid duplication and some revisions may soften rising food price publicity.
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Watergate fallout and McCord defense actions unfold
The 16 judge panel met after Anderson refused to reveal his source for transcripts amid grand jury probes. McCord seeks multi million civil rights suits against Haldeman Dean Mitchell. he gets a three day family vacation but not a London TV interview. Sedam Jr testified he was told not to act post arrests as Mardian became project officer.
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