Exempt Lawyer-Legislators Backing Full Disclosure Proposal
Lt Gov Hobby defended a plan for full financial disclosure by elected officials but warned against blanket reporting of every client by lawyer-legislators. He argued privacy and practicality bars listing all clients or matters like wills and divorces. Senator Herring echoed concerns, saying private attorney-client ties would be breached to achieve full disclosure and urged restraint on what must be filed.
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Last 32 American POWs Freed in Hanoi Release
The final group of 32 Americans, 27 military and 5 civilians, arrived at Clark Air Base after being released in Hanoi as part of the larger POW exchange. The release follows weeks of staged transfers, with 49 more Americans and a Canadian to be handed over on Wednesday and 67 more to be freed Thursday.
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Ni Province
Phillip A. Kientzler
Poway
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Pathet Lao
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William J. Henderson
Dallas
Tex
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Wis
Anne Ritzman
Clark Air Base
Liddy Granted Immunity and Faces Grand Jury Questions
G Gordon Liddy refused to answer more than 30 grand jury questions citing self incrimination and was granted immunity for anything he might reveal. Judge Sirica postponed final rulings on the other conspirators as the Watergate probe continues with witnesses due to testify.
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G. Gordon Liddy
White House
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John J. Sirice
Navy mine removal secrecy upheld by Pacific commander
At Clark Air Base the U S commander for the Pacific refused to divulge details on a planned North Vietnamese mine removal program. The Pentagon had announced a school near Hanoi to teach mine clearance, but Adm Noel Gaylor said details cannot be shared for national security reasons.
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Senate Okays U.S.-Europe Federation
The Senate passed a resolution authorizing consideration of a North America Europe Atlantic federation. It urges a convention of U S European Canadian and other delegates to set a federation goal and timetable. Critics in the House deem the plan a push toward a one world government.
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Paul Findley
United States
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Atlantic Union
The Quipster on Letters from Faraway Friends
A playful remark on how distant friends still reach out at year’s end, urging a sense of connection despite miles apart. The quip frames long-distance greetings as a warm, universal habit shared by many.
Portland Horsemeat Market Sets Sales Record
Ed Carrolls J and H Market in Portland sold a 3000 pound supply of horse meat in six hours attracting about 100 price conscious customers. Demand remains high as beef prices soar with Carroll planning to reopen despite limited supply. Shoppers like Joyce Berker and Mary Diedrich switch to horsemeat for affordability and taste. Carroll notes sales rose after a March Oregonian front page story about a housewife serving horsemeat for years.
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Ed Carroll
Sete Carroll
One Seals
Carroll
Pard Hurt Jr
Everett, Wash
Hurt
Stanfield, Wash
Joyce Berker
Diedrich
J&h
Tien
Oregonian
Hopkins researcher offers diet to cut dialysis need
A Johns Hopkins University researcher proposes a meatless diet paired with keto acids to reduce or replace dialysis for severe kidney disease. In a Journal of Clinical Investigation report, six of ten volunteers avoided dialysis for up to nine months. The plan targets patients with 2 to 10 percent kidney function, and costs may fall below ten dollars weekly if commercially produced, versus about 300 weekly for dialysis.
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Johins Hopkins University
MacKenzie Walser
Walser
Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics
The
Journal of Clinical Investigation
England
Indians A Federal Marshal Wounded At Wounded Knee
A federal marshal was wounded in a gunfire incident at Wounded Knee. The injury was reported as serious, with updates provided today on page 12-41 of the Odessa American.
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Cool Front May Bring Rain and Wind Across Texas
A Pacific Coast cool front is forecast to enter today bringing a chance of thunderstorms. Winds 15 to 30 mph with gusts, cloud cover, and minimal temperature change expected. high 66, low 45 tonight, a high near 68 Wednesday. Flooding impacts reported near Houston and the San Jacinto River with about 30 families evacuated. fire crews assisted in multiple subdivisions.
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Whispering Oaks
Riverbrook
River Plantation
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Magnolia Bend
Oak Ridge
Marfa
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Panhandle
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