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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1975

Page

5

Levi says he will decide prosecutions without Ford approval

Atty Gen Edward Levi told AP he will retain sole prosecutorial discretion on CIA related cases and would inform the President if prosecutions involve national security or foreign policy. Ford assured Levi would be free to act on his own with no White House instruction to pursue or drop charges.

Washington Edward H. Levi Ford Central Intelligence Agency Levi Feldkamp CIA Department Partment Rockefeller Commission Justice Department White House Porters

Flooded Crops Across North Dakota and Minnesota Reach $125 Million Loss

Four days of heavy rain have flooded over a million acres across several counties in North Dakota and Minnesota. Officials estimate losses will exceed $125 million as fields in the Red River valley submerge, with 18 inches of rain, tornadoes, and hail. Damages in North Dakota inland counties hit $100 million. Minnesota sugar beet, spring wheat, sunflower and potato crops in Clay Norman and Wilkins counties face about $25 million in losses with 60 to 100 percent of crops destroyed.

Bismarck N.D North Dakota Minnesota Red River Valley National Weather Service Clay Norman and Wilkins

Witness David Sky Held On Bond In FBI Slayings Case

The FBI says material witness David Sky is held on 25,000 bond related to the fatal shooting of FBI agents Ronald Williams and Jack Coler on Pine Ridge Reservation. Sky appeared before U S Magistrate James H Wilson in Rapid City to testify before a federal grand jury. Separately, Sioux Wake services began for 24 year old Joseph Bedell Stuntz, Idaho Indian, found dead after the ambushes, as Indians restricted media access.

Pine Ridge, S.D FBI Pine Ridge David Sky Sky Bureau of Indian Affairs William F. Clayton Sioux Falls U.S James H. Wilson Rapid City Wilson Ronald Williams Jack Coler Denver Joseph Bedell Stuntz Williams-Coler Williams Coler

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