Hunt Testifies CIA Aid Sought Beyond Burglary
E Howard Hunt testifies he sought CIA help for activities beyond the Ellsberg break in. Rep Nedzi says some acts may have been illegal but no details. Hunt claims CIA aid via disguises and alias in a Kennedy life story probe. Colson linked to arranging CIA contact.
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UPI
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CIA
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Lucien Nedzi
D-Mich
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Washington Post
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D-Mass
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DeMotte
Colson
White House
Zip gun factory found in state prison workshop
Four inmates were to be arraigned on slayings of two prison guards as a prison-wide search uncovered a zip gun factory inside the license plate building. Officers found unfinished guns and evidence that most weapons were crafted within the facility, with $35,000 in counterfeit currency also recovered in the print shop.
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Florence
UFI
William Foster
Department of Public Safety
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Phil Morgan
Harold Cardwell
Cardwell
Pinal County
Textbooks hearing moved to Valley Phoenix
The State Board of Education shifts next month's meeting to Phoenix from Greer to avoid criticism of the controversial textbook policy. Supporters and opponents plan protests, while some legislators oppose the Greer site. The board may revise its action this week.
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UPI
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Greer
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Joy
Greers
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Ford urges blue ribbon panel to reassess auto emission standards
Ford Motor Co. emission chief Thomas J. Feaheny calls for a National Academy of Science panel to re examine the Clean Air Act standards. He argues current targets for hydrocarbons carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides are unrealistic and costly and could mislead the public about air progress.
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Detroit
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National Academy of Science
Feaheny
Environmental Protection Agency
Fenheny
West Germany Revalues Mark Upward by 5.5 Percent
West Germany raised the mark by 5.5 percent in an emergency cabinet move led by Chancellor Brandt. Finance Minister Schmidt cited market turmoil and a 12 day surge that forced four billion marks into foreign currencies, amid inflation and no fixed rate against the dollar.
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UPI
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Willy Brandt
U.S
London
Amsterdam
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IMF
Karl Klasen
Central Bank
W. E. Hutton & Co
Wall Street Forecastes Mixed Signals Amid Inflation Pressure
Wall Street firms report a mixed outlook as inflation remains high with 7.2 percent cost of living, a 7.34 percent prime rate, and a weak dollar. Moody's and others note prices will rise when confidence returns, while July shows near-term weakness and a advised cash buildup.
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New York
UPI
Harris, Upham & Co
Moody's Investors Service
David Gage Elected Head of Phoenix Trial Lawyers
G. David Gage of Scottsdale was chosen president of the Phoenix Trial Lawyers Association. He serves on the Arizona Trial Lawyers Association board, is a partner at Diverbiss & Gage in Phoenix, and is admitted in Arizona Texas and before the U.S. Supreme Court. He lives at 4125 N 62nd St.
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Arizona Trial Lawyers Association
Phoenix
Diverbiss & Gage
Arizona
Texas
United States Supreme Court
62Nd St
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