Butz accuses Meany of excessive foreign policy power
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz charges Labor Leader George Meany wields too much influence over foreign policy and could "shut America down." He contrasts Meany with President Ford, saying Meany's power surpasses any president's. In Moscow, scientists report Venus 9 debris, while ground photos deem the mission valuable despite destruction by Venusian heat and pressure.
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Washington Post editors organize to defend against union plan
Washington Post editorial workers who crossed picket lines form a defense against the Washington-Baltimore Newspaper Guild strike penalties. The AFL CIO union plans to expel more than 500 members and levy fines equal to 125 percent of their strike wages, totaling over $50,000. Labor lawyers call the move the largest union punishment in U.S. history.
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Bomb explodes outside Caroline Kennedy residence in London
A bomb exploded today in front of the London residence of Caroline Kennedy, killing one person and destroying the car of a member of parliament. The attack targeted a high profile political figure, raising security concerns across the capital.
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Rockefeller says he might have won presidency as Democrat
Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller suggested he could have won the presidency if he had switched to the Democratic Party. He noted he never seriously considered leaving the Republicans despite past presidential campaigns in 1960 1964 and 1968.
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Weather and vital notices for October 23 1975
Partly cloudy tonight with lows 50 to 55 and a 10 percent rain chance. Friday partly cloudy and warm with a 30 percent shower risk, highs about 75. Sunrise 7:48, sunset 6:35, moonrise 9:00, moonset 11:02. Marriage license for Robert L. Taylor and Mary M. Wilbur of Norwalk. Births listed in Norwalk and Greenwich. Deaths include McClare of New London Kail of Norwalk Williams of Milan Coleman of North Fairfield Arndt of Willard.
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Milan
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North Fairfield
Max E. Arndt
Willard
County Officials Clash Over Crime Fighting Costs
A survey in Huron County shows 76.7 percent favor funding crime fighting despite other county program cuts while 23.3 percent want tighter spending. Respondents debate drug crime ties and sheriff funding, with questions about mental health screening following national events. Call lines provided for voting yes or no by midnight.
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Times Square youths protest smut in Broadway march
Public School 17 children joined a protest against erotic shows in Times Square and Broadway, marching with balloons as they shouted to remove pornography. The RFK Theatre for Children organized the rally against the Melody Burlesk and nearby film titles. organizers defended the scene as family entertainment.
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Ervin urges integrity to prevent future Watergate
Former Senator Sam Ervin warned that eternal vigilance is needed to preserve constitutional freedoms. Speaking at Lorain County Community College he urged leaders devoted to the Constitution and cited five freedoms as core to pursuit of happiness. He argued a president should receive only nonbinding advice and pressed for tighter oversight of federal actions.
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Senate Votes To Let Gas Prices Increase
The Senate approved a bill 58 to 32 to phase out federal controls on natural gas prices and allow emergency sales this winter at higher rates. The measure aims to ease a projected 1.3 trillion cubic feet gas shortage, with intrastate and interstate buyers on equal footing for bidding up to the state midsummer high. The plan also permits utilities to switch fuels and gives priority to essential farming needs behind homes and hospitals.
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Car Impounded In Drug Case Highlights County Costs
A 1971 Triumph seized from Debra J. Burke, Bellevue, valued at 1800 dollars, nearly equals the North Star Council of Governments Drug Unit yearly cost of around 2000 dollars. Prosecutor William W. Owens notes several seized vehicles aid detectives Ratliff and Lau as county officials debate crime funding and drug enforcement.
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Norwalk High to Hold Open House Tonight
Norwalk High School will host an open house at 7 30 tonight inviting students and families to tour facilities and meet teachers.
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Nixon May Become TV Commentator on World Affairs
Los Angeles report says Richard Nixon considers broadcasting on international affairs. He argues Watergate was exaggerated by biased liberals and cites Wally George who met with Nixon at his San Clemente retreat to discuss a possible commentating career. GOAL 91000 PLEDGED 28125 30.9 percent of goal.
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