Agnew resignation tied to plea bargain report
The Washington Post quoted a congressional source claiming Vice President Spiro Agnew is engaged in a plea bargain, with resignation potentially part of a deal. Reports say Agnew’s lawyers and Justice Department officials discuss a plea to a minor offense while he faces federal kickback investigations.
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Nixon orders propane fuel ration in rural heating era
President Nixon ordered rationing of propane fuel used for home heating cooking and crop drying despite White House reluctance for mandatory allocations. Officials said plan details would be announced soon and hint at broader action on fuel. Concurrent lawsuits challenge the FPC price controls extension on natural gas pricing.
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Kissinger sworn in as Secretary of State in White House
Henry A. Kissinger became the first foreign-born U S citizen to hold the top diplomatic post, sworn in in the Orange East Room by Chief Justice Warren Burger with Nixon and other officials present. His father Louis, who fled Nazi persecution in 1938, held the Bible. Senate confirmed 78 to 7 after two and a half hours of debate amid praise for his first-term work and GOP and Dem critics citing wiretapping and Vietnam War policy.
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ABA head cites impeachment terms amid Watergate tapes
The American Bar Association president urged impeachment if Nixon refuses to release Watergate tapes after Supreme Court orders. He backs open hearings though doubts fair trials for witnesses. A D.C. judge dismissed a fairness suit against hearings for lack of standing. Five Watergate defendants were ordered to file affidavits supporting withdrawal of guilty pleas. Kissinger’s swearing in as Secretary of State drew praise from Senate leaders and his family attended.
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Libyan Jets Strike Italian Ship Wounding Two Sailors
Libyan Mirage jets strafed the Italian navy corvette De Cristofaro in international waters off Libya, wounding two sailors. Italy protested to Libya and said the ship sustained minor damage while fishery boats were unharmed. ANSA cited Libya expressing regret and calling the attack a mistake.
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Weather Update Prompting Mixed Skies Today
A cloudy day is forecast with a chance of sun breaks, and temperatures dipping to the mid to upper 40s. Details continue on Page 2.
Saigon reports 114 killed in fighting today
Saigon’s military command said 114 people died in clashes between Communist and South Vietnamese forces, with 15 Viet Cong among the dead. Battles raged in Kontum and Binh Dinh provinces, with multiple cease-fire violations cited and Viet Cong complaints to the international peacekeeping force.
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Taxi driver quizzed over Australia fare in Hor sham incident
In Hor sham England a taxi driver asked how much to Australia. The boss called him off for being drunk. Bernard Francis settled the bill at around 3750 dollars after Mrs Ethel Murphy said she will visit her daughter in Perth. She noted driving long distances is the civilized way, though she gave no route.
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Educators publish national series on America and the Future of Man
The Daily Northwestern will print a 20 week series titled America and the Future of Man with articles by renowned educators. Debuting October 1 in cooperation with the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh College of Continuing Education, the program offers two undergraduate credits from UWO upon enrollment before the fifth lesson.
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