Gray Urges Limiting Watergate Questions at FBI Hearing
Patrick Gray III told the Senate Judiciary Committee at his FBI director nomination hearing to confine Watergate inquiry to FBI procedures and avoid probing raw interview material. He said he would not impede motions or privacy of innocent bystanders while stressing readiness for grand jury access.
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Washington
UPD
Patrick Gray III
FBI
Gray
Senate Judiciary Committee
Democratic National
Seadward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Senate
Committee
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
GOP Leaders Fight Over Demo Spending Demands
After a White House meeting Republicans Sen. Hugh Scott and Rep. Gerald Ford said Democrats want about 14 billion for programs they deem unworkable and would trigger a 15 percent tax increase if spent. Ford backed dismantling the Office of Economic Opportunity while preserving workable programs elsewhere.
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Washington
Nixon
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Scott
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Washington Window Hints Of Compromise In Auto Emission Clash
Washington commentary argues a possible compromise on 1975 auto emission standards amid industry claims of infeasibility. EPA demands remain, with industry pressure for deadline extensions and observers predicting a lenient path while keeping rules in force.
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Robert F. Buckhorn
Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
General Motors
Richard C. Gerstenberg
Ford
Lee Iacocca
Chrysler
Byron J. Nichols
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ralph Nader
Honda
Mazda
Nader
Typhoid Fever Cases Confirmed in Florida Migrant Camp
Typhoid fever cases at a South Dade migrant labor camp rise to 46 with 114 hospitalized for typhoid like symptoms. Officials fear water contamination from sewage as the outbreak draws scrutiny from state lawmakers. About 2,000 workers, mainly Mexican Americans, live at the camp. no deaths reported.
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Homestead
Fla
Ralph Poston
Murry H. Dubbin
Miami
South Dade
Southwest
Florida
Ski Report From Schweitzer Basin Idaho
United Press International notes no new snow at Schweitzer Basin near Sand Point Idaho with 90 inches on top and 60 inches at the lodge. Skiing is good to excellent on packed snow. Four chairlifts and one T bar are operating. The area is open daily.
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United Press International
One Added To Death Toll In Idaho River Recovery
Idaho State Police report the 1972 traffic death toll increased by one with the recovery of Samuel George Sears 17 Kooskia from the Snake River Washington. Sears was last seen after his car plunged into the middle fork of the Clearwater River December 17.
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Boise
UPD
Idaho
Clearwater River
Samuel George Sears
Kooskia
Snake River
Washington
Clearwater
Snake
Pilots Warned Of Cost Increase
Idaho pilots face potential extra charges from a federal study guiding the 1970 airport act. The proposal would tax general aviation fuel or aircraft owner fees, with options ranging from 56 cents per gallon to thousands per year per aircraft. The study aims to fund FAA services now paid by other agencies and existing aviation taxes.
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BLM
Forest Service
Manning
Idaho
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