Southern states rocked by early tremor reports
Brief earth tremors rattled portions of Tennessee South Carolina North Carolina and Georgia at 2 48 a m lasting about 15 seconds. Officials said no injuries or major damage yet. Residents woke as dishes rattled and calls poured in from Buncombe Haywood Henderson Spartanburg Grenville Pickens counties.
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Tennessee
South Carolina
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Haywood
Henderson
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Grenville
Pickens
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Martin
Federal Aviation Administration
Maryville
Johnson City
Tenhessee
Dean Norman
Highway Patrol
Knoxville
Upper East
Tennnessee
White and
Hall
Plumber Krogh pleads guilty in Watergate case
Krogh faces sentencing next Monday under a state double jeopardy rule and may testify in Los Angeles while aiding federal probes. President Nixon signed a measure extending the Watergate grand jury tenure, with a 1 month automatic and up to 6 month discretionary extension, not beyond December 4, 1874. Experts study the flawed 18 minute Watergate tape as Woods records and a Cape machine button issue are reviewed by a six member panel and Buzhardt remains in charge of the case amid staff adjustments.
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Calten
Los Angeles
Nixon
Watergate Grand Jury
Islness
Department of Juelice
Last Monch
U.S
Grand Jury
White House
New York
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Tose Mary Woods
H. 8
Haldeman
Miss Woods
J. Fred. Buzhardt
Tegel
Gerald L. Warren
Burharit
Ronald L. Ziegler
Auto price hikes face council hearing continues
Panel reviews proposed increases averaging 5.5 percent on 1974 models with Chrysler Ford and General Motors citing higher production costs. An estimated $2.3 billion extra would be paid by buyers if adopted as the economy braces for a potential 10 percent drop in next year’s auto sales.
Welfare package eases aid for disabled and elderly
A compromise on welfare grants raises monthly payments from $23 to $53 for the blind, aged, and disabled, with an extra allotment for out of home meals. The plan costs the state general fund about $142 million more than current spending but avoids county cost increases, totaling $589 million including counties.
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Reagan
Australia
John Burton
San Francisco
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Dee
U N Rejects Mideast Peace Talks in Impasse
An Egyptian spokesman said Gamasy ended the talks Thursday after Israel evaded the Kissinger ceasefire provision for negotiating a withdrawal to positions along the canal held on October 23. Israel contends those positions were too fluid. Negotiations have focused on a disengagement of troops. Reports say Israel would pull back about 20 miles from the canal while Egypt seeks a line six miles farther back, restoring most Sinai desert territory seized in 1967.
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Get
U.N
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Canman forces car dealer to march in his underwear
In Austin Texas on Congress Avenue a dealer, Frank Carter, was forced by a heavily armed man to parade in his underwear down the main street while three associates were also made to walk. The suspect Lester Culp, 50, faces aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charges as authorities seek him.
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Austin
Tos
Frank Carter
Rolund
Texas
Calder
Lester Culp
Carter
Koller
Kohler
Culp
Robert
Snuffy
Teenager held on murder charge in fatal shooting
Police said a 16 year old youth fired the fatal blast after a planned robbery at a 10th Street apartment. Detectives believe the men targeted occupants over a narcotics scheme and savings on premises. Vander Hoek reportedly carried a shotgun.
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10Th Street
Vander Hoek
Three jailed in guitarist death case in Nashville
Three men suspected in the killings of Nashville rhythm guitarist James T. Widener, 4, and Mildred Hazelwood were captured after a gun duel at a Memphis motel. An officer was briefly hit by a bullet fragment. tear gas was used before surrender. Names of the arrestees were not released.
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Tenn
Nashville
R. A. Cochran
Cochran
Hank Snow
Mildred Hazelwood
Laguna Hills
Calif
Nashvilé
Widener
Roan Mn
Nixon deposit alleged at Rebozo bank tied to Hughes funds
Authorities in Florida report a former Key Biscayne Bank cashier testified that President Nixon bought a 100000 certificate of deposit around fall 1970, a period linked to a final Hughes payment. Officials say the money was kept in a safe deposit box for years and later returned, while subpoenas target multiple accounts and records at the bank and the Committee for the Re-Election of the President.
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Charles G. Rebozo
Nixon
Rebozo
Howard
R. Hughes
Hichard Stearns
Stearns
Hughes
Rehozo
Richard E. Gerstein
Marlin Dardis
Gerstein
Key Biscayne Bank and Trust Co
Donald
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Wlr. Haldeman
John D. Erlichman
White House
Key Biscayne
William Frates
Debozo
Rehozo Bank
Six More Letter Bombs Found in Tel Aviv Post Office
Security officers recovered six more early letter bombs at Tel Aviv's central post office. Police said the finds raise the total to 16 bobby-trapped letters received in Israel over the last three days, with none yet exploded.
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GFT
Yel Aviv
Israel
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