Congress Studies Health Plan Compromise Proposal
The proposal stems from Senator Edward M Kennedy and House ally Wilbur Mills as representatives push for a reconciled health care plan. Long chairs the Senate Finance Committee with Ribicoff as a liberal vote, while Hassell Long and Ribicoff bring health and welfare experience to the effort.
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Edward M Kennedy
D-Mass
Sets Hassell Long
U-Lal
Abraham Ribicull
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Health, Education and Welfare
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Wilbur D. Mills
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Jury Hears Final Arguments In Mitchell Stans Case
The defense painted Mitchell and Stans as innocent while attacking government charges related to a $200,000 Vesco cash promise. Prosecutors tied the ex cabinet members to a SEC probe into Vesco as part of a broader conspiracy, perjury, and obstruction attempt. Bonner claimed the case centers on a political vendetta and stressed witnesses did not prove guilt beyond doubt.
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Stans
New York
AF LS Cousat
Jen P Gaghardi
Wnmny Mas
Hallo Centurs
Cory
Tureday
Sans
Commerce
Securites and Exchange Commission
Robert L Vicecu
Muchel
Nixon
SEC
Soviets Send MIG Fighters to Syria Amid Golan War
U S intelligence says 12 MiG21 fighters in crated form were unloaded at Latakia by Soviet ships. The move follows Russia’s pledge to boost aid as Syria battles Israel, with reports of further arms deliveries and military equipment shipping to Damascus.
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Syria
Golan Heights
U.S
Sovia
Latakia
Russia
Damascus
Pentagon
Beirut
Israel
Middle East
Chisholm Fund Probe Closed
The Justice Department said it substantially closed its investigation into Shirley Chisholm's presidential campaign funds. Spokesman Robert Stevenson cited a few minor matters pending and declined further detail. The GAO had reported debts around $6,000 after the 1972 campaign and suggested a cash surplus of over $18,000 then and more than $3,000 as of Feb. 3, 1973.
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GAO
Chisholm
Truckers Plan New Shutdown Over Fuel Prices
Several hundred truckers left a meeting after a federal official said fuel prices would not be rolled back. Leaders including Millard Holden and Bud Adams warned of a possible nationwide shutdown May 13 unless fuel costs drop, with state meetings planned in early May to decide.
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Tex
Millard Holden
Independent Produce Haulers Association
Midwest
Bud Adams
Fredericktown
Midwest Independent Truckers Association
John W. Snow
Transportation Department
Kissinger Plans New Mideast Peace Mission
Secretary of State Kissinger leaves Sunday for the Middle East to seek a disengagement plan in the Golan Heights. He will meet Israeli and Soviet officials, aiming to persuade Israel to yield parts of 1967 gains in exchange for UN buffer forces. He plans to confer in Geneva with Andrei Gromyko.
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Henry A Kissinger
Middle East
Gulan Heights
Moshe Davan
Kissinger
Hikmat Shebabi
Woman identifies body as her brother in law found in storage
Martha Evans recognized the embalmed body of James Evans, alias William Bryant, in the storage room of Woodward Funeral Home after nearly 27 years missing. Evans died near Spartanburg at 80 and was claimed by his wife and family for funeral arrangements in New Jersey, Texas, and California.
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James Evans
Lulia Mae
Cranford
N.J
Florida
Lars
Evans
New Jersey
Texas
California
Spartanburg
William Bryant
Spartanburg General Hospital
South Carolina Funeral Directors Association
W.c.folk
Funeral Home
Two Airmen Accused In Robbery Slayings
Ogden police report at least three people were killed in a Robbery at a shop involving two airmen. Victims include Mrs Brian Naisbitt and Stanley Walker and Michelle Ainsley. Autopsy links wounds and a caustic liquid forced ingestion. Authorities name suspects as two airmen from nearby bases.
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Dan
Orren Wo Walker
Stanley O Walker
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Peron
Michelle Ainsley
Miss Ainley
Nittsbitt
Stanley Walker
Young Naisbitt
Ford Warns Revenue Sharing Could Be Cut
Vice President Gerald Ford told Pennsylvania township delegates that some lawmakers oppose revenue sharing because it shifts power away from Washington. He warned that a small number in Congress support stripping funds from local hands.
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Gerald KO Ford
Ford
Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors
Congress
Mideast clash rages on 44th day along Isreal Syria front
Reports from the Golan Heights say artillery duels and air strikes continue as Israel and Syria clash for a fourth straight day. Syria claims ground near Misi and Mt Hermon while Israel says its planes returned safely. A guerrilla cell was detained in Ramallah after a November knife attack. Kissinger heads to the region to push a disengagement accord. al Safir cites Syria rejecting Egyptian terms for a broader pullback.
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Jamdison
Mi Herman
Gulan Heights
Syria
Misi
Mt Hermon
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West Bank
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Henry A Kissinger
Middle East
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Israel
Golan Heights
Beirut
al Safir
Tatal Israel
Une Oesoned Cie
Austrian President Dies at 74 in Vienna
Austrian President Franz Jonas died after a long cancer illness at age 74. Elections for his successor were set for June with Foreign Minister Rudolf Kirchslaeger as the likely Socialist candidate. Condolences poured in as Vienna declared official mourning and clarified the ceremonial role of the presidency.
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Austria
Franz Jonas
Nany
Socialist Party
Rudolf Kirchschlaeger
Jonas
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