Schlesinger Has Reservations Safety Panel Delays About Nuclear Aid
Former Atomic Energy Commission head Schlesinger cautions that U S nuclear aid to Egypt must include safeguards and could affect Israel relations. He notes risks but says treaties and monitoring can maintain nonproliferation while supporting peaceful power. In a separate issue, the Consumer Product Safety Commission extends a fireworks ban hearing after industry objections.
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U S Accuses North Viets of Breaking Cease Fire
In Saigon the United States accuses North Vietnam and the Viet Cong of failing to honor the 17 month old cease fire. It cites massive war materiel and thousands of troops sent south and reports casualty figures on both sides since January 1973. In Cambodia, government forces advance toward Oudong while evacuations continue around Longvek base.
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British Fear Wave of IRA Bombings Ramp Up
London reports senior Scotland Yard officials fear a Westminster Hall bombing signals a summer IRA offensive aimed at government buildings and politicians. Provisional wing stockpiles explosives while detectives question transient Irish workers. An earlier blast injured 11 and damaged Westminster Hall as security tightens amid other IRA actions in Northern Ireland including a gun battle death and hijackings.
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Israel Bombs Arab Guerrillas In Lebanon
Israeli air force jets attacked guerrilla targets in southeastern Lebanon near Mt. Hermon five days after an Arab raid on Shamir Kibbutz. The raids began at 3 10 p m Israeli time as Nixon left Amman. Four terrorists crossed from Lebanon last Thursday, killing three women at Shamir and were killed in return fire.
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Exxon Sues Maryland Over Service Station Ban
Exxon Co. USA, Maryland’s largest gasoline retailer, files suit in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court to stop a new law banning company operated stations. Exxon calls the measure anti consumer and discriminatory toward producers. The law takes effect July 1. Exxon reports 575 branded stations in Maryland, 35 company owned, with others run by independents.
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Saxbe questions Nixon disclosure on Watergate
Atty. Gen. William Saxbe criticizes Nixon for sharing grand jury notes and defends Petersen at the center of the Watergate investigation. He says Petersen did not leak details deliberately and argues the president's aides should have known better than to discuss the case with him. The interview also touches on Haldeman Ehrlichman indictments and Buchanan's remarks on grand jury bias.
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Kalmbach Sentenced To Prison In Watergate Case
Kalmbach received a six to 18 month jail term and a $10,000 fine for federal charges connected to raising 220 080 for Watergate defendants and related political activity. Judge Sirica ordered report to a minimum security prison in two weeks, likely Lompoc California. He pleaded guilty February 3 to a felony and misdemeanor amid the Watergate scandal.
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OPEC agrees modest price hike and royalty rise
At a three day meeting in Quito the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries endorsed a small increase in royalty rates to about 1 cent per barrel and a quarter of a cent per gallon while extending a price freeze for three months. Saudi Arabia opposed the royalty rise, while other members favored inflation alignment. The move aims at uniform royalty levels across members, with Venezuela to raise taxes to match a 16 percent base royalty.
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Sex Discrimination Rules Aimed at Schools
HEW said new rules would not jeopardize major issues but would address sex discrimination in public and secondary schools, colleges, and universities. The move skirts two sensitive topics and avoids altering textbook interpretation and related law for over 16,000 institutions.
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