New Look At Political Indiscretions On CBS 60 Minutes
Washington correspondents on CBS 60 Minutes allege Kennedy's womanizing Nixon drinking at Camp David and lobbyists arranging call girls for congressmen. They warn a post-Watergate catharsis may expose such behavior and urge reporting despite past refusals.
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Camel Kills Zoo Watchman in Pawtucket
A camel at Slater Park Zoo broke from its cage and stomped Vincent Doyle, 60, to death before police shot the animal. Doyle was found in the cage by officers after the attack, while the camel showed signs of severe illness and foaming at the mouth.
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Hotline Opens For Ohio Food Stamp Eligibility
The Public Welfare Department will launch a toll free food stamp information hotline in Columbus on Tuesday. Welfare Director Denver White says the service will clarify eligibility and reduce red tape for many border line applicants. The hotline number is 1-800-282-1190.
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Weather and local notices from Willard area February 8 1975
Cloudy with snow flurries likely tonight and Sunday and colder with teens to 20s highs. 70 percent tonight 50 percent Sunday. NW to N winds 10 to 15 mph. Marriage license for George E Grime and Joni D McCullough. Birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs David West Sr Greenwich. Deaths: Mr Fred Jenny 80 Wakeman and Mr Raymond G Whitbeck 71 Norwalk.
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Willard
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Greenwich
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Willard Area
Fred Jenny
Wakeman
Raymond G. Whitbeck
Norwalk
Opinion Line Friday debate on Rench conflict of interest
Readers weigh in on the Airport Authority member objecting to TV coverage due to Dick Rench's dual role as a TV partner. Voters urged to answer yes or no with phone lines to close at midnight.
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Cable 2
Nixon rules out comeback says Ziegler CBS interview
Former President Richard Nixon is not planning a political comeback, says his spokesman Ron Ziegler in a CBS Evening News interview. Ziegler, who will be dropped from the federal payroll, denies Colson’s claim that Nixon called Kissinger unstable and says Nixon highly respected Gerald Ford and regrets Watergate as errors of judgment.
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Agnew and Dillbeck Part Ways Over Publicity Ties
Former vice president Spiro T. Agnew terminated his contract as an agent for Walter Dillbeck of Evansville Indiana, citing publicity surrounding their relationship. Dillbeck says Agnew quit after not receiving an annual salary of 100000 dollars, while Best notes the move reflected strains from Agnew’s Arab world connections and client duties.
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Doctor Fined $1,000 For Killing An Eagle
Dr. John Tosh of Memphis, aged 50, pleaded guilty to killing a bald eagle during a January 4 duck hunt at Reelfoot Lake. U S District Judge Bailey Brown fined him $1,000, stating he would rather jail than hunt and stressing eagle protection. The case carries a maximum $5,000 fine and one year in jail.
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Norwalk Factory Back In Business
Brooker Brothers Forging Co in Norwalk has resumed operations at 80 percent capacity after a 55 percent winter gas cutback. Fifty of 75 workers were laid off Jan 22. 15 more may return in two weeks as furnaces switch to oil with EPA approval. Gas allotment reductions were eased to 40 percent in February, allowing partial use of gas for heating and avoiding fines. The firm, planning to heat with oil, reports a 29th year with a year backlog of orders for parts for machine tools and mining equipment.
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Nerwalk St. Paul to host Black River in junior high tilt
Nerwalk St. Paul meets Black River tonight at the Norwalk Junior High gym. The junior varsity game begins at 7 p.m. Towne and Country Players stage the final performance of On The Town at 8 p.m. at the Towne and Country Regional Art Center. The Jaycees Italian dinner runs 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the VFW Hall. Sunday St Paul’s Parish Mardi Gras at St Paul Social Hall from 6 to 11 p.m. includes a raffle and games.
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Betty Ford Leaves White House for Camp David Amid Pain
First Lady Betty Ford, wearing a neck harness for chronic osteoarthritis, travels to Camp David with President Ford for a weekend retreat. Adm. Lukash notes the neck pain flared over two days but ties to no breast cancer operation. The Ford family departure is marked by somber mood and a rare absence of smiles.
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