Kissinger and Brezhnev hold long Kremlin talks
Secretary Kissinger and Soviet leader Brezhnev spent three and a half hours in the Kremlin with talks centering on strategic arms limits and the European security conference in Geneva. A second session was planned for late afternoon as they moved toward Middle East discussions.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Leonid J. Brezhnev
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Geneva
United States
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U.S
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Zavidovo
Nixon
Bis
Andrei Gromyko
Slayings Hit Four in Portland Home
Four persons including two boys were found bludgeoned to death in a Southwest Portland residence. Howard Weeks 30 and wife Arlene 28, Kevin Wiebe 8, and Todd Wiebe 1 died, floor-bound with hands tied. An adopted infant slept unharmed. Detectives cited likely Monday morning killings with no suspects. The grieving nurse Eloise Wiebe had left the children at the Weeks’ home for morning care.
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Howard A. Weeks
Arlene
Kevin Wiebe
Todd Wiebe
Multhoman
Carl Dentler
Weeks
Eloise Wiebe
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dentler
Oregon
Brant Weeks
Grand jury material to House panel in Watergate probe continues
Rodino said the committee will read sealed grand jury material secured from Sirica as it moves to impeach inquiry. The session noted possible delays beyond April and defended confidentiality. The appeals court denied attempts to block transmission of the report to the House.
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Rodino
Sirica
Grand Jury
White House
Rodina
Bryce Harlow
House
Carl Albert
White Case
U.S. Court of Appeals
H.R. Haldeman
Gordon C. Strachan
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Appeals Court
Philip A. Lacovara
Special Prosecutor's Office
Haldeman
Strachan
John D. Ehrlichman
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Robert C. Mardian
Charles W. Colson
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Colorado smog chief quits over fake degree scandal
Dr Gerald P Wood, head of Colorado's air pollution control office, admitted no formal college degree and revealed a $23,000 salary with a $1 million agency budget. He resigned after the Rocky Mountain News exposed a mail order "doctorate" from Braintridge Forest School and a claimed degree from Nottingham College.
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UPI
Gerald P. Wood
Colorado
Edward Dreyfus
State Health Department
Wood
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Sussex
England
University “College
Nottingham
Health Department
Woods
Rocky Mountain News
Science
Peter Metzger
Dreyfus
Land firms to refund 17 million in restitution case
The article notes a multibillion dollar land sales industry probe with a public company facing restitution in the millions. FTC spokesmen declined comment, HUD’s land sales office refused, and the SEC was considering action. The case targets deceptive sales pitches and requires developers to disclose property details and deliver promised developments.
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HUD
Inter State Land Sales
Securities and Exchange Commission
DC10 cargo door failure linked to Paris crash probe
Senate hearings reveal evidence the DC10 cargo door may not have been locked properly before the Paris flight. Brizendine urges inquiry into safety charges as FAA regulations are questioned. Officials note depressurization and door failure contributed to the crash, with lawsuits totaling over 125 million. A long aviation safety debate continues.
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Senate
National Transportation Safety Board
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FAA
McDonnell Douglas Corp
Paris
C. Miller
Bureau of Aviation Safety
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