Verify Her Version in Beard ITT Memo Saga
Two witnesses told Denver reporters that lobbyist Dita Beard and journalist Brit Tune clashed while Hamme presented Beard with memos tying an antitrust settlement to ITT convention underwriting. Beard denied authorship and faced hospital testimony delays, with Senate inquiry looming.
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Denver
Beard
Nixon
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Washington
ITT
Hume
Fleming
Community Notices and Lunch Menus for Okaloosa County
Okaloosa Digest items must be submitted in writing to Playground Daily News by the requesting organizations. Today's lunch menus list beef a roni spinach tossed salad garlic rolls and jello cubes at Okaloosa County schools and roasted turkey stuffing gravy peas orange cranberry sauce rolls and Easter egg ness cake at St Marys Catholic School.
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Playground Daily News
PGDN
Okaloosa County
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's Catholic
Richbourg
Arts and Design Society
Arts and Design Society of
Fort Walton Beach
Kiwanis Club
Holiday Inn
Okaloosa Island
Bob Thompson
Southern Mississippi
Fort Walton Beach Area
University of Southern Mississippi Alumni Association
Coronado Motor Hotel
Shelby F. Thames
College of Science
USM
Mary Esther
Mary Esther City Hall
Marty Esther
Stonehenge Drive
White House nears decision on Bangladesh recognition
The White House said the recognition issue for Bangladesh is under active review and nearing completion with an announcement expected soon. Also King Hussein meets Nixon in Washington to discuss the Middle East and his plans for a Jordanian federal kingdom. A bill to curb unwanted telemarketing seeks a no call list to protect privacy.
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UPI
White House
Bangladesh
East Pakistan
Ronald L. Ziegler
Hussein of
Jordan
Nixon
Oval Office
Hussein
United States
Gerald L. Warren
Middle East
U.S
Jordan River
Warren
Judge tosses key charges in Harrisburg Seven case
U S federal judge dismisses two charges against Eqhal Ahmad in the Harrisburg Seven case and throws out the only solid evidence tying him to the alleged plot. The court retains conspiracy counts against Ahmad and the others, and reduces Ahmad's potential sentence from 20 to five years. The ruling cites mis identification and calls the voice match on FBI tapes weak. Fire department units battled a car fire on Racetrack Road in Gulf Breeze, starting when the vehicle failed to start and backfired into the engine.
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Narrisburg
UPD
Harrisburg
R. Dixon Herman
Eqhal Ahmad
Kenry A. Kissinger
Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary
Ahmad
Philip Berrigan
Kissinger
Washington
Herman
FBI
Boyd I’. Douglas
Chicago
Ocean City
Nixon urges Congress to act on welfare reform plan
President Nixon presses Congress to pass his welfare reform bill this year, criticizing the current system as inequitable and costly. He cites increases in total welfare costs and caseloads since 1969, and urges Senate passage of roughly the House version, with a long term savings argument.
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Nixon
Congress
Washington
Ave. 11
House
Senate Finance Committee
Eliot Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare
Senate
Shevin to Defend Sunshine Statute
Attorney General Robert Shevin will personally argue for the state in the first federal challenge to Florida’s Government in the Sunshine law. The 3 p.m. Wednesday hearing in Miami features a panel including Judge David W. Dyer and Judges Peter T. Fay and Joe Eaton. Plaintiffs Laura Jones and Wilson C. Atkinson contend the open meeting law violates constitutional rights and seeks to block state court prosecutions.
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Tallahassee
UPS
Robert Shevin
Florida
Miami
Laura Jones
Wilson C. Atkinson
Broward County School Board
Reubin Askew
Mrs. Jones
Circuit Court of Appeals
David W. Dyer
Peter T. Fay
Joe Eaton
Barry Richard
Shevin
Florida House stalls on abortion bill after amendments
In Tallahassee the Florida House backed deleting an abortion on demand clause by 67-46 but could not muster two thirds to advance the measure after a final vote movement. An amendment by Rep. Tom Gallen limited abortions to cases where the life or health of the woman is at stake or risk of grave fetal defect. The rules committee then opposed taking up the bill Tuesday.
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Tallahassee
UPI
Tom Gallen
Bradenton
House
Richard Hodes
Dtampa
Chaplain's Wife Denies Two Affairs in Court Martial
Kathleen Jensen testified that Navy Chaplain Andrew Jensen sought a motel retreat to escape job pressures and deny adultery claims. She said she knows the two accusers Mrs Lora Guebranson and Mrs Mary Ann Curran and that one appeared infatuated, while she denied any suspicion of an affair. The case unfolds in the Cecil Field Naval Air Station court martial with Jensen set to testify for the defense.
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Fla
Navy
Andrew PY
Jensen
Dovlor
Kathleen Jensen
Lora Guebranson
Mary Ann Curran
Cecil Field Naval Air Station
Here
Jensens
Roger Shutterley
Andy
Muskie Publishes Campaign Backers
Senator Edmund Muskie released a list of 131,982 contributors totaling 2,027,840 dollars for his 1972 Democratic presidential bid. The disclosure covers Nov 1970 to Jan 1972 and includes 493 donors of 1,000 dollars or more, with top donor Joseph Wilson of Xerox Corp. married to a broader effort by Democrats to pressure spending transparency before the law requires it.
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Washington
UPI
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
John V. Lindsay
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Henry M. Jackson
White House
Nixon
Joseph Wilson
Rochester
N.Y
Xerox Corp
John Factor
Los Angeles
Humphrey
Jake the Barber
Chicago
Roger Tuohy
Factor
John F. Kennedy
California Presents Resume Of Charges On Angela Davis
Prosecutor Albert W. Harris Jr. told the jury Angela Davis helped plot the 1970 Marin County courthouse kidnappings out of passion for George Jackson. He described her as not seeking political prisoners but freeing the man she loved, a motive he contrasted with her public political stance. The opening narrative covered the Aug. 7, 1970, incident that left a judge and three others dead.
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California
Angela Davis
San Jose
Calif
UPD
Albert W. Harris Jr
Marin County
George Jackson
Harris
Davis
AF Overpaid Lockheed C5A Contract by 400 Million
The Air Force reportedly overpaid Lockheed Aircraft by 400 million on the C5A transport and, after notification, altered the contract to make the overpayment unrecoverable. Senator Proxmire demanded a full investigation citing GAO field inquiries into September charges by Lockheed executive Henry Durhan involved in the CMA Mark CU program.
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Washington
Caa
Two Soledad Brothers Found Innocent in Guard Killing
In San Francisco a nine woman by three man jury acquits the two surviving Soledad Brothers, Hoeta Drwmye and John Chiteh elle, of killing a prison guard linked to Angela Davis case. Security surrounds the heavily guarded courtroom as verdicts bring cheers.
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UPD
Monty
Tloeta Drwmye
John Chitehelle
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