Nixon Fumbles In Apollo 14 Ceremony
Washington AP reports at a White House reception Nixon awarded medals to Apollo 14 astronauts but fumbled one medal. Shepard Roosa and Mitchell received honors and inscribed Swiss clocks. Shepard earned a playful Lunar Duffer award. Nixon urged continued U S space leadership amid questions on budget.
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Court Upholds Deceptive Meat Advertising Rulings
USDA officials hail a St Louis Circuit Court decision upholding an order halting deceptive advertising by firms selling freezer locker meat. Four firms faced cease and desist actions for advertising specific prices while steering buyers to higher priced meat and for misrepresenting USDA grade.
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Casey Admits SEC Probe
Washington AP Casey Wil lam J. Casey President Nixon's nominee to head the SEC says the commission has inquiries into fees paid by his law firm to Roosevelt Raceway where he serves as director The probe centers on a proxy statement listing a $60 000 annual fee as part of a $240 000 debt and includes civil suits and a plagiarism case Casey predicts Senate Banking will reopen hearings on his confirmation and White House backs him
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State says it has the goods on Angela Davis case
In Marin County California the prosecution argues overwhelming evidence links Angela Davis to a failed courthouse escape that left four dead. The 200 page memo outlines alleged conspiracy with Jonathan Jackson to arm convicts, take hostages, and force release of the Soledad Brothers, including George Jackson, touching off the deadly gunfight that killed Judge Harold Haley, Jackson, James McClain, and Arthur Christmas.
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