Hughes wins three more months in London stay
American billionaire Howard Hughes received Home Office permission to remain in England for three months. He arrived in London December 27 by private jet and is staying at a hotel near Buckingham Palace. Hotel officials neither confirmed his residence nor any link to Hughes.
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Chase Manhattan Plans First Direct Soviet Loan in Decades
Chase Manhattan Bank announced a direct major loan to the Soviet Union, the first since the mid century. The loan targets financing the Kama River plant foundry expansion, backed by the bank for foreign trade.
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Nixon plans broad overhaul of federal criminal law
President Nixon unveiled the Criminal Reform Act of 1973 proposing the first complete rewrite since 1790. It calls for nine offense grades, death penalty reintroduction, mandatory probation conditions, stricter penalties for drug trafficking and obscenity, and tougher fines for white collar crimes. The plan seeks to curb leniency and curb corporate crime with enhanced penalties and civil liability notices.
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Debakey says heart transplant era over due to new techniques
Dr Michael DeBakey, Baylor University Medical School, Newark says heart transplants yield low benefits. Of 12 performed, only one survived five years. donor issues include finding a suitable young brain-destroyed donor with other life aspects intact. Gunmen loot Houston millionaire home, tie up three, flee with jewelry and cash.
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Pier Fire Ravages San Francisco Waterfront District
A 700 foot waterfront pier near Pier 7 was destroyed by a massive blaze that burned for hours. More than 200 firefighters and six fireboats worked to control the fire, which also damaged parked cars and several offices, including a restaurant and the harbor pilot’s office. Estimated replacement costs range from 2 to 3 million dollars, with damage to architect John Vogley’s office listed at about 100,000. The cause is under investigation after an office employee reported a gas odor before the flames erupted.
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