Science Academy Endorses Beagles for Toxicology Testing
A National Academy of Sciences committee concluded beagles are a necessary part of a dog and other species mix for Air Force toxicology tests. The report says dogs closely resemble humans in many aspects and that purebred beagles reduce animal numbers. many tests involve anesthesia and humane euthanasia after studies at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
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Fulbright Seeks Data On Kissinger Controversy
Washington Senator Fulbright, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, asks the Justice Department for more documents on Henry Kissinger’s role in controversial national security wiretaps. He notes gaps while the panel reviews Kissinger’s testimony and possible questioning amid a Salzburg resignation threat.
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Buchanan Sought to Deter Ellsberg Defamation Campaign
Washington AP report cites a July 1971 memorandum in which Patrick J. Buchanan urged White House aides to halt efforts to defame Daniel Ellsberg and other targets. The memo also discussed attacking the Brookings Institution and discrediting Parade editor Steve Shearer, with Nixon remarks on the Times rejected.
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White House
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Parade Magazine
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Vietnam
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Charles W. Colson
Streakers Arrested in Lakeland Incident
Jacqueline Kibler and Chesterfield Harvey Smith, both 21, were arrested for streaking at a pancake house in Lakeland at 3 am Tuesday. They are the daughter and son of prominent figures Chesterfield Smith and D Burke Kibler respectively and were released on $300 bond with a court date of June 27 for indecent exposure.
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Florida Board of Regents
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Lakeland
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Martha Mitchell recounts Camp David bed incident on TV show
Martha Mitchell described wandering into President Nixon's empty Camp David bedroom while bored during a movie. She said she lay on the bed looking for something to read and found only a TV Guide before Nixon entered the room. She added this was the start of troubling events.
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Tax Cut Debate Delays Senate Action On Debt Bill
Senate negotiators pace through conferences on tax relief and debt limit. Senator Allen blocks timing as liberals push a 66 billion tax cut funded by 7 billion in corporate and wealthy tax hikes and conservatives oppose inflation risk. Cloture votes loom on Allen amendment to cap the debt ceiling at 490 billion and a second cloture on Bennett petition restricting non germane riders.
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D-Mass
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House
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Utah
Charles Returns to Duty Aboard HMS Jupiter
Prince Charles heir to the throne returns to duty aboard the frigate HMS Jupiter in London on Tuesday, resuming royal naval duties after a pause.
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London
Prince Charles
H.M.S. Jupiter
Provisional IRA Bomb Campaign Reported in Ulster
Irish Republican Army's Provisional wing allegedly resumed full scale bombing in Northern Ireland with eight devices on Tuesday. Police say attacks included a hardware store blast in Armagh and a page device targeting security forces after a three week lull.
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Petersen Quizzed On Probe
Assistant Attorney General Henry G Petersen faced Senate questioning on his role in supervising the Watergate investigation. Former Atty Gen Richard G Kleindienst testified that Petersen and Silbert ran the case with integrity and ability. The hearing focused on why initial indictments in 1972 did not name top Nixon figures.
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Silbert
Department
Jeb Stuart Magruder
White House
John W. Dean III
Government buys meats to aid cattle and hog producers
The government will purchase up to 100 million dollars of beef and pork to stabilize prices and support cattlemen and hog producers. Officials say purchases may help prevent future dislocations and may not raise consumer prices if mid market margins remain wide. Leaders like Richard Lyng doubt big retail price changes, while critics call the move a small step and lawmakers press for broader relief and middleman probes.
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American Meat Institute
Richard Lyng
Agriculture Department
Claire Robinson
Kansas Livestock Association
Paul Naver
National Farmer Organization In
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Salisbury Wins Grant to Drill New Water Source
Salisbury receives 1.07 million dollar grant from the Economic Development Administration to tap the Naylor Mill Paleochannel, a newly found substantial groundwater source. A well has been drilled in cooperation with the National Geologic Survey.
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Economic Development Administration
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Sawhill Confirmed as Federal Energy Chief
Washington AP reports the Senate confirmed John C Sawhill as head of the Federal Energy Administration. Sawhill currently leads the Federal Energy Office and will oversee the new agency when it becomes official on July 27.
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