Reynolds testifies in burglary assault trial
Actor Burt Reynolds testified on day three of Vaughn Greenwood's trial, stating a rifle and two watches were stolen from his home during his absence and identifying a pair of blue patent leather shoes as his.
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U S officials wary as Helsinki pact looms
Washington frets over a nonbinding 35-nation declaration to be signed in Helsinki. The accord offers loose human rights promises and borders that could shift only by internal changes within the Warsaw bloc, with the Soviet Union gaining acceptance of the postwar map after two decades of pressure. The talks on European security stall in Vienna and Brezhnev will tout the summit despite limited American enthusiasm.
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Electricity prices rise 30 percent in year study notes EPA
Washington AP The EPA report shows electricity costs surged 30 percent in 1974 driven mainly by fuel prices. Residential rates up 23 percent and commercial industrial up 33 percent while nonfuel costs rose 16.8 percent with higher debt costs. Environmental rules attributed to 5 percent of the increase. pollution controls may lift costs further in five years.
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Energy bill standoff keep evolving with Ford plan
House Speaker Carl Albert voiced difficulty in predicting congressional support for an energy bill while noting a potential Ford compromise that may move oil price controls to expire August 31. The plan reportedly raises domestic oil prices to 11.50 a barrel over 39 months, includes a windfall profits tax with rebates, and allows some tax relief for reinvestment in domestic exploration.
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North Vietnam ships home captured U S weapons
Pentagon sources say North Vietnam began sending back U S equipment seized after South Vietnam fell. About 25 of 105 mm howitzers were seen at Hai Phong aboard a landing ship tank, part of roughly 1,000 captured. Total value of U S arms taken is estimated at around 2 billion dollars, with another 3 billion in unusable gear.
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