HUD Releases Renewal Funds for Urban Projects
HUD announces release of urban renewal and Model Cities funds for fiscal 1975. About 150 nations in Model Cities receive blocks of funding while urban renewal totals include 200 million for renewal and 125 million for Model Cities. Transition funds of 25 million are requested to bridge from categorical grants to a proposed block system.
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Washington
Tae Falion
Fedeva
Menas
Burhi
EPA regional clash over Gulf dumping of DuPont wastes
A battle pits EPA Region IV in Dallas against Region VI in Philadelphia over renewing DuPont’s permit to dump Belle, West Virginia, chemical wastes into the Gulf of Mexico. Louisiana opposed the shipments, and EPA Region II appealed Region VI's ruling to EPA headquarters in Washington.
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New Orleans
Iap
EPA
Allen Waster
Environmental Protection Agency
Marine Protection Branch
Washington, D.C
Louisiana
E.J. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Belle, W. Va
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Dallas
DuPont
Wilmington
Del
West Virginia
EPA Region II
Philadelphia
Washington
Politician Fundraising Via X Rated Film Sparks Debate
Michigan politics clash as University of Michigan screenings involving campaign funds draw fire. Bullard's campus campaign adviser defends use for district needs while critics call the act debasing and lacking redeeming social value. State Rep. Dan Angel labels the move a dishonorable display with potential legal concerns.
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Bullard
Dan Angel
Marshall
Prosecution Risk From Saxbe Comments on SLA Hearst Case
ABA President Chesterfield Smith warned Saxbe comments could bias jurors in the SLA Hearst robbery case. FBI ties Miss Hearst’s status to alleged coercion while authorities pursue four SLA-linked suspects on bank robbery charges. Smith compared the rhetoric to Nixon’s Manson remarks during the 1970 trial.
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Washington
Asmaignan
William Wo
Saxbe
Svmbianese Liberation Army
Chesterfield Smith
Patricie Areca
Smith
SLA
Miss Hearst
FBI
Randolph A. Hearst
Ment
Nothmg
Tal Decrause
Avanta
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
Lakeland
Fla
Nixon
Charles Manson
Manson
Majority Belief Nixon Involved in Watergate Cover-Up
A HarrisPoll found 57 percent of Americans believe Nixon was involved in a cover up following indictments of H R Haldeman John Ehrlichman and John Mitchell. Thirty percent said they were not more convinced and 13 percent were unsure about Nixon's role.
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Nixon
New York
Washington
H. R. Haldeman
John Enhrlichman
John N. Mitchell
Croiset
U.S. Coast Guard
Three Teenage Deaths Charged To Sailor
In Folly Beach South Carolina a 31 year old sailor was charged with murder in the deaths of three teenage girls unearthed from shallow graves in beachfront dunes. Richard Raymond Valenti of the U S Navy led investigators to the bodies after initial failing to find them. Authorities say he also faces charges of assault with intent to kill and related counts tied to another alleged victim.
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Folly Beach
S.C
Paul Hartline
Charleston County Police
Richard Raymond Valenti
U.S.S. Petrel
Mary Earline Bunch
Sherri Jan Clark
Alexis Ann Latimer
Hartline
Valenti
Miss Bunch
Frank A. Latimer
Gerard Croiset Jr O
Eschende
Holland
Large Families No Longer Popular
Princeton AP report notes a Gallup Poll showing a sharp decline in Americans favoring large families since 1963. Only 19 percent now want four or more children, down from 41 percent in 1968, with Catholics, women, and educated adults leading the drop.
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Princeton, No
Gallup
Interior plans rule to bar joint bids on offshore leases
The Interior Department will propose a regulation to stop major oil firms from jointly bidding on federal offshore leases. If adopted, the rule would begin with the next lease auctions and aims to boost competition by letting smaller independents win bids, while allowing large firms to partner with small ones. A related report urges offshore development to avoid Atlantic Florida Georgia New York coasts and Alaska Gulf regions due to higher environmental risks.
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Washington
the Interior
Department
John C. Whitaker
Whitaker
U.S
Interice Department
President's Council On Environmental Quality
Atlantic
Florida
Georgia
New York
Gulf
Alaska
New England
Chesapeake Bay
Auto Makers' Profits Drop as Sales Plunge 27 Percent
Detroit AP reports analysts foresee the Big Three posting their worst quarter in decades as January-March results show sales down over 27 percent, production down 3 percent, and more than 107000 layoffs. GM faces steep declines while Ford edges ahead on compact cars. 1973 first quarter earnings may be as low as $1.35 per share.
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Detroit
Osecadie
General Motors
Ford
Choosier
Autmakers
Robert Williams
Armus Research Corp
New York
Arvid Jouppi
Delafield Childs
Lowenstein Blames White House Aides For Election Loss
Former Democratic Rep Allard K Lowenstein claims White House aides and officials used federal agencies to engineer his 1972 primary defeat by Rep John J Rooney. The suit, supported by the ACLU, alleges FBI harassment and IRS audits aimed at suppressing his campaign and damaging his tax records.
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New York
Allard K. Loewenstein
White House
John J. Rooney
Lowenstein
Long Island
The
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. District Court
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
ACLU
Peter Geikenberry
Rooney
D-N.y
House of Representatives
State, Commerce and Justice Departments
Lowensten
Soviet Egypt relations drift toward another mini crisis
The article portrays rising tensions as Anwar Sadat signals shopping for arms abroad while Egypt remains dependent on Soviet equipment. Brezhnev weighs moves after Syria pledge, with ongoing friction over missiles, planes, and the Egyptian public sector.
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Mis Uwap
Anwar Satel
Costilla Mast
Eyypt
Hes Fgrevors
Brevi Pwyadt
Etalus
Egypt
Sadat
Kremlin
Catene Sadat
Sovet
Andrei A Grumykov
Abdel Arz Higasi
Higazi
Marines Arrive in Cyprus for Mine Sweeping
The USS Iwo Jima began landing 300 US Marines at Dhekelia base in southeast Cyprus to support mine sweeping for the Suez Canal mission. Cyprus government says Marines will stay until minesweeping in Egypt is done, likely by June, amid Greek Cypriot criticism.
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Dhekelia
Cyprus
Wn Jima
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Iwo Jima
Egypt
Port
United States
Greece
Enosis
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ERA
Clint Pray
Governor's Council For Environmental Quality
Ann AE
Huard
Aires
Futchinking
University of Michigan
Roderick Dean
Saxhe
Hearst
Sailor
Croiser
Varta
Cti
Wieard
Wedemick
UCI Wines
ORTHO
Mack Cuarantes
Sieew. Ws
Syria
Healey Todd
Hafez Asami
Middle East
Develos
Siadat
Moscow
Sagat
France
Enorlis
Frederick Towne Mall
Desgner
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