Agnew Home Sale Records Subpoenaed
The Agnews mortgage records for a 190000 home sale were subpoenaed, with a 160000 loan from American National Building and Loan. Burr, Murtis and Pardot brokered the deal, lowering the price. payments run 1118 monthly. Judge Kallman to hear related motions as Franzhack III seeks to shift the probe to a special prosecutor.
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Washington Post
Agnew
American National Building and Loan Assocation
Baltimore
Scaggs
Building and Loan Association
Burr
The
Real
Burr S
Lawathy Bennett Prather
Agness
Water Fr. Kallman
Apes
Hoffman
John Franzhaf HI
George Washington University
Justice Department
Agnew Criticizes Federal Subsidized Housing Failure
Vice President Spiro Agnew tells New York Building Congress officials that federally subsidized housing has been a costly failure. He notes only about one in 15 eligible receive aid and costs to the government are higher than private housing alternatives.
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New York
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Building Industry
Federal Grand Jury
Maryland
Ing
Baltimore
Washington
Justice Department
Justice
Balmore
Nixon
Pa Court Asked To Reconsider Gettysburg Tower
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court was urged to revisit its ruling blocking a Gettysburg area tower project. Attorney Packel argued the court should reconsider to preserve environmental aesthetic values and conserve natural resources near the town. Marsland Builder Thomas Ontersten plans the tower, facing a constitutional mandate dispute.
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Gettysburg Tower
Cour
Packel
Marsland
Thomas Ontersten
Judge Admits Error In IBM-Telex Case
Tulsa AP federal judge Sherman Chasteen admitted a substantial error in computing damages in the IBM Telex case. He set October 16 for a hearing to determine whether to modify the judgment or grant a new trial. The order did not specify if the damages figure was too high, but analysts expect that it may be adjusted.
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Tulsa
Otia AP
Internaturnal
Mathane
Telex Corporatn
Lasncr
Sherman
IBM Motu
IBM
New York
Ocder
Telex
Christemen
U S Officials Uneasy Over Soviet Role in Middle East War
Washington officials say the Nixon administration is wary of Moscow's restraint in the conflict and cautious about accusing the Soviet Union of irresponsibility. They see no current sign of direct Soviet involvement or large arms shipments, while Soviet charges against Israel frame the UN ambassador Malik calling Israeli leaders international criminals.
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Washington
Nixon
Middle East
Moscow
Israel
United Nations
Jacob Malik
Senator Ervin Launches Recording Career
Sen Sam J Ervin Jr a TV figure from Watergate now records with Columbia Records. The release includes Conscience of America and Senator Sam at Home and could sell 500000 copies first week. He discusses family moonshiners court cases and the Bible in the rustic album with humor about Burke County NC figures.
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Charlotte
N.C
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Columbia Records
Hamm
New York
Sam
Ervin
America
Doris
James E Boyd
Burke County
Presley Divorce Final Sets Wife In 1.5 Million
Elvis Presley and his wife have finalized their divorce in Los Angeles County Superior Court after a six year marriage. A modified property settlement makes Priscilla Presley a millionaire with about 1.5 million linked to the decree. The couple cited irreconcilable differences and constant traveling pressures in the agreement.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Elvis Presley
Presley
Los Angeles County
Gasoline Advisory Board Eyed in City Council Talk
City council members discussed creating a Gasoline Advisory Board to study price ceilings and help retailers, with a map of proposed actions and a plan to address complaints from store owners. The draft plan aims to guide gasoline pricing and consumer access.
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Bashingtoon AP
Council
Spakeamas
Court Studies Ray's Appeal
The 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments on releasing James Earl Ray the man convicted of killing Dr Martin Luther King Jr Ray's attorney Bernard Fensterwald Jr claimed Ray pleaded guilty under faulty counsel and asked for an evidentiary hearing after a Nashville court denial Ray is jailed in the Tennessee State Penitentiary awaiting further action in the King assassination case.
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Cincinnati
Ghw AP
6Th
US Circuit Court of Appeals
James Earl Kay
Maren Luther King Jr
Ray
Bernard Fensterwald Jr
Fensterwald
Nashville
Tenn Ray
Tennessee
King Fensterwald
Tennessee State Penitentiary
U S Suspends Troop Pullout From Thailand
In Bangkok the U S announces a temporary halt to withdrawing forces from Thailand citing Pacific theater uncertainty. Officials indicate about 40 000 American airmen remain with bases still operational after recent reductions. The pause follows discussions during a six day visit by regional military leaders and continued search for missing personnel in Vietnam era operations.
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Bangkok
Thailand
United States
Premer Thasem Katkeachwa
Pacific
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Wamsutta
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Gasoline Advisory Board Eyed
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August
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Sewing Machine Repair & Service CO
Frederick, Md
Bcup ‘N Saver
Frederick Towne Mall
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