Rodino warns subpoena balk impeach crime
House committee leader Rodino pressed the White House to release tapes and documents, warning a failure to comply could constitute impeachment crime. He said the panel must screen out irrelevant material and insisted the committee has authority to inquire, with a deadline of April 25.
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Watergate
Newsmen to testify at Farr's hearing
The Farr contempt case moves to Judge William J. Levit with Farr fined to secure witnesses. CBS anchor Walter Cronkite may testify if schedule allows along with other reporters to back Farr's claim that reporters would refuse to identify secret sources.
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William J. Levit
Beefs Prices Drop Across Nation In Survey Report
The American National Cattlemen’s Association reports a nationwide average beef price drop of 24.5 cents per pound over the past two months. Ground beef leads with a 14 cent fall across 19 cities, T-bone down 40 cents, chuck roast down 28 cents, and sirloin down 24 cents amid surveyed chains before Easter.
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George $. Spencey
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Reinecke Moves to Dismiss Watergate Prosecution
California Lt. Gov Ed Reinecke charges special prosecutor Laan Faworski with unconstitutional selectivity in pursuing him for perjury. He argues the case targets him due to political status and seeks dismissal and a venue change to California with listed witnesses including H R Haldeman and H Dole.
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Kansas
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Ronald Teagan
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Blacks halted quizzed in Zebra killings probe
In San Francisco a large police hunt for a suspected black gunman continues after white residents were killed and others wounded in a series of shootings known as the Zebra case. Police use roadblocks and questioned hundreds as they seek the slender 20 to 30 year old suspect. the mayor pledges a historic effort and a $30,000 reward for tips.
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Robert Brooks
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Alioto
Hearst Sues Over SLA Ties Amid Bank Heist Claims
Report covers FBI notes on Patricia Hearst kidnapping, grand jury review, and SLA involvement after a Hibernia Bank robbery. Authorities describe Hearst photos as showing active participation, while Hearst family disputes that she acted of her own will. FBI detail, grand jury outlook, and statements from officials mark ongoing uncertainty.
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Miss Hears
SLA
Miss Hearst
FRY
Hibernia Bank
Sacramento
Guy Ronald Reagan
James L. Browning Jr
Browning
Charles W. Bates
Neve
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88 more slips in Alamitos Bay marina project opposed
Opposition and concerns arise over plans to add 88 private marina slips at Alamitos Bay. Residents fear water quality decline as EPA standards are exceeded at several stations and the project threatens public access and balanced coastal use amidst nearby developments like Marina Pacifica and Coves.
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Redondo Beach
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Alamitos Bay
Commission
California
Ly Nomidans
Marina Pacifica
Coves
Regional Coastal Commission
Kidnap Victim to Go to U S from Argentina
Cordoba Argentina reports Alfred Lawn IV an American official wounded in a kidnapping by leftist guerrillas last week. Lawn, 35, of Kiel Wisconsin, is to be flown to the United States for further treatment after surgery for a bullet wound. He is listed in stable condition. embassies confirm.
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Cordoba
Argentina
Alfred Lawn IV
United States
Lawn
Kiel
Wis
Panama
Two Mayors Elected In Opa Locka Split Term
Opa Locka voters ended a mayoral deadlock after absentee ballots left Kenton Walls and Albert Tresvant tied. The city charter demanded no runoff, so the rivals agreed a two year term with Walls serving year one and Tresvant year two. Both men praised the compromise as a win for the community.
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Miami
Subir
Kenton Walls
Albert Tresvant
Wells
Tresvant
Drought relief camels assist Ethiopian grain aid
Geneva dispatch reports the League of Red Cross Societies moving 700 camels to transport grain to Ethiopian drought victims. Camels travel up to 95 miles from storage sites, guided by Red Cross volunteers, taking four days to reach destinations and three days for the return trip.
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UPI
League of Red Cross Sovieties
Ethiopia
Red Cross
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