Indira Gandhi faces ruling on staying in office during appeal
Supreme Court Justice V R Krishna Iyer will announce Tuesday whether Indira Gandhi may remain prime minister during her appeal of a lower court conviction for corrupt election practices. The decision comes as arguments stretch over hours with a mid July return for further consideration.
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New Delhi
India
Supreme Court
Indira Gandhi
V. R. Krishna Iyer
Mrs. Gandhi
Congress Party
Iyer
Allahabad
Justice Iyer
Sparkman Condemns Nuclear Sales as Safeguards Lax
Senator John Sparkman warns of appalling lack of safeguards in European nuclear reactor sales. He calls the spread of deals a near epidemic risk that could place weapons grade materials with nations newly acquiring reactors. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair says such access threatens world peace.
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Washington
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chaves County Commission to Meet for Year End Bills
The Chaves County Commission will convene at 9 a.m. Tuesday in the courthouse to approve final year end payments for the fiscal year ending June 30. The session pauses on the agenda to clear accounts and close the books.
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Chaves
Museum Plans Drive to Save Tom Halpin Photo Exhibit
The society announced a fundraising drive to raise funds needed to maintain the home and preserve the Tom Halpin photo exhibit for the museum.
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Tom Halpin
Bished
Roswell to turn J P White home into museum landmark
Chaves County Historical Society plans to acquire the 1910 J P White residence at Second and Lea Roswell to create a museum with period rooms artifacts and historical displays. An endowment of 75000 to 100000 is sought to fund operation and about 6000 annually for maintenance.
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J. P. White
Second and Sea
Chaves County
Roswell
Second
Lea Streets
Chaves
J. P. White Sr
J.P. White Jr
Zoa White McGee
Tom D. White
George L. White
Lubpock
Nelson
Olsen
White
Lou Tomlinson White
Historical Society
ENMU
Nixon resigns from Supreme Court bar in brief order
Former President Richard Nixon asked to resign from the Supreme Court bar and the court granted the request without explanation. Justices Douglas and Rehnquist did not participate. Nixon, pardoned by Ford, cites no current intention to practice law and seeks removal from the bar.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Supreme Court
Nixon
William O. Douglas
William H. Rehnquist
White House
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
Ford
Supreme Court of the United States
Michael Rodak Jr
Raymond G. Larroca
Blind baby sees through echoes with sonar cap
In Palo Alto 8 month old Dennis Daughters uses a sonar headband to translate echoes into audible signals. The device helps him recognize toys and grasp objects, offering a potential tool for other blind children.
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Alton Blakeslee
Palo Alto
Calif
Dennis Daughters
Melody
Dennis
Tom Bower
Mountain Bell seeks higher return on equity in NM
Representatives of Mountain Bell Telephone Co. told the New Mexico Corporation Commission that an $18.7 million revenue deficiency exists in the state. They cited 1974 a rate of return on equity of 8.13 percent, well below the 11.7 percent allowed in 1973. The firm seeks a 14 percent return, saying costs have risen and pricing must reflect a more competitive level.
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Santa FE
Mountain Bell Telephone Co
State Corporation Commission
New Mexico
Commission
Mountain Bell
James Killorin
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North Sea
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Mrs. Bonnet
Brussels
Paris
Oak Park, Ill
Sam
Momo
Giancana
Chicago Sun-Times
Boston
Susan Saxe
Mrs. Daughters
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