Exxon profits cut by charges denials and statements
New York AP reports Exxon Corp cut first quarter profits by about 3400 million to offset potential taxes and political backlash. Texaco disclosed a 143 million charge for potential increases in crude costs. Exxon cites accounting principles and says no earnings misstatement occurred.
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Mideast
Robert Albrecht
Reynolds Inc
Leaders Parley Hit by Bomb in Denver Park Lot
A bomb exploded in a Denver park ing lot as a leaders meeting drew attendees including a governor a US senator and congressmen. Police said two people were injured and about 50 vehicles damaged in the Thursday night blast.
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Colorado Springs
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Tornadoes smash two mobile home parks in Pecos
A tornado hit a West Texas trailer park, hospitalizing four and injuring several others. Two-year-old Brian Smith and his parents suffered head and leg injuries, with two mobile homes demolished and debris scattered. A separate seven-car interstate pileup followed the blast from a possible dynamite device. Officers investigated, while victims remained in satisfactory condition.
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Lynn Smith
Sandy Smith
Texas
Valley View
Janice Merworth
Smiths
Portugal Revolt Ousts Dictatorship Amid Lisbon Seizure
Rebels topple Portugal's dictatorship in a swift seizure of Lisbon's key sites and communications. Tanks patrol streets as premier Caetano and much of the cabinet resign. airports close while Spain's border stays open and food shortages worsen.
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Avehy
Antonio Carmona
Salagar
Salazar
Caetano
Innocent plea in supermart bomb threats
A Glendale man pleaded innocent to charges of extorting money from several supermarkets by threatening to blow up the stores. Donald Nichols, 39, appeared before Superior Court Judge Gordon Ringer and had a preliminary hearing set for May 13. Nichols was arrested March 27 after allegedly taking $56,000 left in a trash bin at a Burbank market. He is held on $10,000 bond.
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Donald Nichols
Superior Court
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Lisbon
Thoma
Spingla
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Jaik
Charles Manson
Farr
Cbs-Tv News
Walter Cronkite
Viet Cong attack on Lai Thieu training center kills 17
Military officials report Viet Cong commandos in government uniforms bombed a Lai Thieu military classroom nine miles north of Saigon, killing 17 draftees and wounding 118 as grenades ripped through an auditorium filled with over 300 recruits. Reports say attackers attempted to flee. one man possibly captured, but official confirmation pending. Other fronts saw 113 Viet Cong attacks since dawn, with fighting near Hue and Cambodian border positions under pressure.
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Nha
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Deng Layom
Theso
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Nixon to review tape transcripts amid impeachment charges
The House committee panels keep 87 charges after pruning 19. Nixon faces allegations he raised milk price supports in 1971 following a $2 million campaign gift from milk cooperatives. Rep Conyers objects to delaying Cambodia bombing probe and subpoenas of top military staff.
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John Conyers Jr
D-Mich
Cambodia
Ate Committee
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