Senate panel urges Mandel disclose private trips details
A critical report by the Senate Economic Affairs Committee urges Governor Mandel to publicly disclose details of personal trips including Jamaica Alaska Wyoming. The panel finds prudent judgment but notes private plane use and gifts to Mandel raise questions about official vs personal benefit. The committee aimed to push a full detailed account to the Senate.
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Semele Econom Affairs Committee
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Faye
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Wiliam Sal
Yan Ernin
Saul War
Una
Huy Sates
Bat Coumty
John Bishop
Balt County
Jamaica
Alaska
Grand jury questions Nixon fund raising campaign members
A Baltimore grand jury questioned Paul E Barrick, former finance committee treasurer for Nixon's reelection, about political corruption in Maryland. Barrick testified three hours as part of renewed probes touching several politically influential figures linked to fundraising for the 1972 ticket and the Agnew era.
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Baltimore
Finance Committee
Federal Grand Jury
Maryland
Baltimore Sun
the Sun
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Barrick
Spiro T. Agnew
Baltimore County
Dale Anderson
Anne Arundel County
Joseph Walton
Sun
Ue Battie Evenifg
Harry W Rodgers III
W Dale Hess
J. Walter Jones
Annapolis
Agnew
Jones
Portugal weighs Soviet fishing fleet port request
Portugal debates allowing Soviet trawlers to use Figueira da Foz at Mondego River mouth as Atlantic base. Premier Vasco Goncalves leans toward permission, others urge caution amid NATO dynamics and a fragile cabinet balance.
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United States
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Iberian Atlantic Naval Command
Gibraltar Strait
Middle East
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Communist Party
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Presiden Ford
Washington
Azores
Kissinger seeks delay in military aid cutoff
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger plans to urge Congress to extend the deadline for military aid to Turkey. He cites troop reductions and behind the scenes pressure on Ankara as reasons for a postponement. Co sponsors say extension unlikely without firm Turkish compromise.
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Middle East
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Sand
Kissinger
Rosenthal
John Bear Dind
Paul Sarbanes
D-Md
United States
Cyprus
Rockets Hit Phnom Penh Airport Inlet War Toll
Khmer Rouge gunners fired 15 rockets into Phnom Penh and its airport, killing one and wounding 32, with five 107mm shells hitting a hospital and a pagoda. Insurgent attacks continued near Mekong positions as government forces repelled assaults north of Phnom Penh. Related clashes reported near Kompong Chhnang and in South Vietnam with multiple casualties on both sides.
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Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
Mekong
Sway Chhrum
Kompong Chhnang
Kompong Chhang
South Vietnam
Tan Chau
Sagon
F Rem
Ai Carabedia
Wekang
Saigon
Pam
Israelis Clash with Arab Guerrillas on Lebanon Border
An Israeli army patrol clashed with Arab guerrillas near Shetula on the Lebanon border during the night. The communique said the Israelis came under small arms fire, they returned fire, and reported no casualties.
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High Command
Lebanon
Shetula
Mediterranean
Park service buys land near Gettysburg battle site
Adams County's bid to block a federal purchase of 8 acres near Gettysburg National Military Park failed in U S District Court. The National Park Service accepted an offer from Albert and Ethel Butterfield and Thomas Miller, with a 90 day option and a $500 000 price less $7 809 for use and occupancy and 4 acres of a 10 year period.
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Adams County Commissioners
Gettysburg National Military Park
CS Dist
William J Nealon
Thomas Miller
Nealon
Adams County
Fanterfields
Butterfield
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
National Park Service
Lounst Center
Civil war erupts in Ethiopia as Americans eyed for evacuation
Chaos grips Addis Ababa as government troops clash with Eritrean separatists. Reports say three military installations were hit while civilians flee and hospitals tally casualties. Eritrean rebels claim support from Libya and other states, with 0.9 million troops facing government forces. American technicians, businessmen, missionaries and Navy personnel may be evacuated as U.S. interests monitor the flare up.
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Addis Ababa
Eshagas Aphuwet
Asmara
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Sorthern
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Uuy
Hed Sea
An Ethuguan
Eritrean Liberation Front
ELF
Maraist
Popular Liberation Front
Plfs
Eritrea
Irish peace hopes dim as Belfast shooting kills policeman
In Belfast a policeman was shot dead by three gunmen in a speeding car marking a flare of sectarian violence. Two Belfast clothing stores were bombed nearby. a third bomb was defused. Secret talks continue, seeking a renewed ceasefire in exchange for IRA prisoner releases and troop withdrawals.
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