Indians May Use Feathers Under Policy Statement
Secretary of Interior, Morton, says American Indians may possess carry use wear exchange federally protected birds and parts among Indians without federal prosecution. The department will still enforce laws against killing buying or selling eagles migratory birds or endangered species and will distribute parts from repositories to encourage cultural and religious activities.
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Nitze Claims Soviet Spies Led SALT Team Subversion
Paul Nitze testified at Los Alamos that the Soviet SALT delegation included many KGB officers and that Soviet espionage aimed to subvert U.S. talks. He cited use of interpreters, monitored communications, and spy-like pressure while accusing President Nixon of secrecy and poor coordination.
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Six Fall From Chair Lift at Mad River Glen
At Mad River Glen in Waitsfield Vermont a chair lift carrying 79 skiers lost and then regained tension, tossing six riders and injuring four including one in critical condition. Victims fell up to 30 feet while awaiting rescue by maintenance crews. An unidentified teen's clothing snagged on the lift near the dismount point, triggering the mishap and halt.
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Ellsworth Faces Senate Criticism Over Ruling
Idaho Senate Democrats led by Cy Chase protested Senate President Pro-tem James Ellsworth claiming a questioned ruling disrupted proceedings. Chase said the rules for fair treatment were violated and members walked out in protest during tax relief measures.
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Governors Talk Economic Woes At Washington Meeting
The National Governors Conference meets in Washington for three days to discuss domestic economic adjustment as Ford administration officials plan briefings. Governors from 46 states attend with leaders including Lynn Morton Simon Seidman and promise no binding resolutions.
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Arkansas
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California
Edwin Edwards
Louisiana
James Rhodes
Ohio
Tragic fall kills construction worker in Idaho incident
One construction worker, 35, died in Soda Springs after slipping and falling beneath a two ton truck. Police named Jean B. Ascon of Montpelier as the victim, an employee of Industrial Constructors, a Beaker Industries subcontractor.
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