Coast Guard reduces search for tanker V A Fogg debris found
Coast Guard halves the search for the tanker V A Fogg after debris and Life jackets were spotted about 50 miles south of Freeport Texas. A spokesman said the origin of the debris is not yet confirmed and the cause of the vessel's disappearance remains undetermined while the search narrows to one cutter and three aircraft.
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Credit Unions Topic of Discussion Among Officials
Ohio Senator Ralph Regula told San Antonio delegates at the Credit Union National Association meeting that there is a lack of understanding about credit unions and their role. He urged clearer communication to the public and Washington and state legislators about their impact on the financial structure and liquidity. The Hunt Commission recommendations include a central discount fund, expanded loan powers for secured and unsecured notes, and broader investment options for credit unions.
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Bayonet May Be Linked With Murder
Blood tests were scheduled Tuesday on a bayonet believed used in the stabbing death of San Antonio business executive Gaylon W. Insco, 42. The weapon was found by homicide detectives Monday in tall grass near Isom Road by International Airport, after being led to the site by Ronald Mensch, 32, jailed without bond for Insco’s slaying. Insco, executive vice president of Three Bears Hamburger Dena, was found dead Friday in a hallway of his apartment, stabbed multiple times in the chest neck and back. Mensch surrendered shortly after the slaying.
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Soviet engineer may seek Roman Catholic monk role
A Soviet engineer who inspired a character in Alexander Solzhenitsyn's The First Circle reportedly left the Soviet Union for Rome with his Jewish wife and may pursue becoming a Catholic monk, according to dissident sources.
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Nixon Signs Foreign Aid Bill Amidst Approval Struggles
President Nixon signed a foreign aid authorization bill 1.5 to 2.9 billion for fiscal 1972, delivering a plan about 1.5 billion below his request and drawing fire over cuts and restrictions. The act revises United Nations funding and limits aid to Greece, tying disbursement to administration needs as Senate wrangles continue.
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One of Today's Classified Best Bets
Classified ad fragment highlights a George Washington house with kitchen space and storage. Mentions a repleced family room and a price of 3499.50. Readers urged to see Classification 20 NW for complete details and more bargains.
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