FCC Urged to Study Media License Renewals
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration through the Justice Department urged the FCC to apply antitrust standards to newspaper ownership of broadcast stations. Petitions target Pulitzer Publishing Co Newhouse Broadcast Corp in St Louis and Cowles Communications in Des Moines arguing renewals would extend concentrated control of local news and advertising.
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Mamie Eisenhower Begins Routine Walter Reed Checkup
Mamie Eisenhower, 71, widow of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, is at Walter Reed Hospital for a routine checkup. A spokesman could not say how long the stay would last.
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14 Hurt In 40 Car Pileup Near Seattle
Ellensburg Washington AP Fourteen persons were injured in a pileup of about 40 cars on an interstate 10 miles southeast of Seattle. The highway was closed for more than six hours as wind and heavy snow produced near zero visibility atop a crest. Motorists recalled sudden darkness and crashing as they slowed. Sheriff's deputies used four wheel drive vehicles to rescue stranded drivers and take them to a safe area for shelter.
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White House shifts Watergate strategy sparks GOP backlash
In Washington amid a recess, Republicans push for full disclosure as the White House reevaluates releasing Watergate tape summaries and resists Senate subpoenas for nearly 300 tapes and documents. Officials cite Nixon denial of involvement while seeking guidance from GOP leaders. The piece closes noting the Amazon Basin timber claim.
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Watergate Burglar Released From Prison
The Watergate burglar Hunt was released from prison with the U S Court of Appeals set to decide whether his guilty plea withdrawal was proper. Fellow conspirator Barker was freed pending appeal and a Florida parole decision as others involved pursue appeals on their convictions.
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