Levi backs Ford plan for crime crackdown
Levi lauds President Ford for mandatory prison terms, tougher penalties, and a federal effort to speed trials and enforce crimes. He urged swift sentences and strong state action to curb murder, robbery, mugging, and related violence amid a rising national crime rate.
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House energy bill faces quotas and fines debate
The article outlines a heated House energy bill debate as lawmakers discuss quotas to curb oil use, taxes, and incentives. Key figures argue about economic impact, with estimates on oil demand by 1880 and projected gasoline stocks for summer. Major provisions include import limits, duties, tax credits, and taxes on fossil fuel use.
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U.S. Geological Survey
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Hood Giancana Slain Tied to Castro Assassination Plots
A CIA link to plots to kill Fidel Castro surfaces in statements about mob boss Giancana and John Roselli. The two were alleged to have aided contingency plans in the early 1960s while Giancana previously held gambling interests in Cuba before Castro overthrew Batista in 1959. A CIA source notes remarks by Kennedy and later legal actions involving Giancana, including a 1965 jail sentence for refusing to testify.
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Robert FE. Kennedy
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Kennedy
U.S. Atty
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Justice Department
Washington
Chicago
William J. Campbell
U.S. District Court
Justice Deartment
Gionenna
William Hundley
Justice
Temperatures hit 0 at Evensieh as 30s, 100s noted
The report notes Evanston Wyoming at 30 degrees and a low of 0 degrees at Evensi es h. A high of 100 degrees appeared at Carlsbad New Mexico.
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New York
Russia Deploys Three Powerful ICBMs Schlesinger Says
Secretary of Defense James R. Schlesinger stated Russia has begun deploying three powerful intercontinental missiles, two with multiple warheads. He reported progress in Soviet missile deployments and tests indicating improved accuracy, warning of a potential knockout threat to U.S. missiles by the early 1980s.
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James R. Schlesinger
Russia
Schlesinger
Pacific
U.S
Bebettiger
Soviet Union
Rail strike deadline pushed to July 21
Federal mediators reported the railway clerks union agreed to delay the strike deadline to midnight July 21 after bargaining since Thursday afternoon. The extension was requested by the director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service and the National Mediation Board chairman as no agreement was near. Pagophagia is noted as a daily chewing habit for two months to offset iron deficiency.
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UPD
National Railway
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Usery Jr
National Mediation Board
George Ives
GOP offers deal for budget votes
SACRAMENTO AP Assemblyman Bob Beverly a Republican leader says he can deliver GOP votes to pass an $11.56 billion state budget if Democratic Speaker Leo McCarthy promises two rule changes Beverly a Manhattan Beach Republican said in an interview Thursday that McCarthy must back a rule change and possibly other concessions to secure the needed votes for the budget climb
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Leo McCarthy
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Manhattan Beach
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Berkeley
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Santa Ana
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Prisoners protest at North Carolina Women’s Prison
Ringleaders of an uprising at the North Carolina Women’s Prison were segregated in a special dormitory as authorities rejected further negotiations. A sitdown protest in the prison yard injured inmates and guards, a dormitory was set ablaze, and acid was hurled at a guard. About 60 ringleaders face possible reclassification or transfer to maximum security.
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Raleiga
N.C
UPI
North Carolina Women's Prison
Morris Kea
Kea
Ex FBI aide named director of California Beverage Control
Sacramento Gov Brown appoints William A Sullivan 55 year old Democrat to lead the states Beverage Control Department with a 97212 year salary. Sullivan has 27 years with the FBI and headed the Los Angeles office since 1974. He will assume the post early next month.
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Beverage Control
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