Governor Walker holds same view on Daley machine
Gov. Daniel Walker says he remains anti organization and may back independents against Daley backed incumbents. He supports some GOP style reforms, pushes budget restraint, and backs ideas like the Regional Transportation Authority while criticising Chicago politics. He cites progress in cutting overstaffing but notes slow bureaucracy reform and contemplates campaign finance changes.
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Associated Press
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Daley
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Chicago
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Dan Walker
Kuwait says five Rome hijack suspects handed to PLO unit
Rabat reports Kuwait turned over five Arab terrorists linked to the Rome airport massacre to Yasir Arafat's guerrilla wing. A Palestinian commander says they will face a PLO court, while a Kuwait-based PLO spokesman disputes this. Italy seeks extradition.
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Kuwait
Yasir Arafat
Five Arab Terroists
Rome Airport
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Mideast
PLO
Italy
Rome
Graham faults Nixon isolation in White House
The Rev. Dr. Billy Graham, longtime adviser to President Nixon, criticizes his isolation and some judgments while praising the President's integrity. In Christianity Today he cites errors in selecting people and notes Nixon’s limited charitable giving. He condemns Watergate as criminal and unethical but says he will address the President privately if needed.
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New York Times
Washington
Billy Graham
Nixon
White House
Graham
America
Nathan
David
Pentagon halts guard training to save jet fuel
The Pentagon grounds all national guard and air reserve training flights after a Federal Energy Office order diverts 1.5 million barrels of jet fuel to civilian airlines. Defense officials warn the move could weaken national security readiness. some bomber and tanker withdrawals from Guam and Thailand may accelerate.
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Federal Energy Office
James R. Schlesinger
Guam
Thailand
Schlesinger
Energy
William E. Simon
Simon
International Airlines
Pacific Command
Southeast Asia
Europe
Air National Guard
United States
Air Guard
Reserve
Ransom paid for art in Cincinnati case
An intermediary says art thieves agreed to a ransom of 100000 dollars to return the Rembrandt painting Man Leaning on a Sill stolen with another work from a Cincinnati museum. The other Rembrandt was recovered earlier. the missing painting sustained a minor scratch.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
James Hough
Rembrandts
Hough
Springdale
Warrington
Hughes denies fugitive claim as Hughes seeks new Bahamas stay
Spokesman Richard Hannah says it is ridiculous Hughes fled London to dodge US prosecution and notes he knows Hughes left his London hideout but not his destination. Reports place Hughes at Kanada Hotel in the Bahamas amid a Las Vegas grand jury probe into his 1970 Air West acquisition.
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Bahamas
Howard Hughes
Hughes
London
United States
Richard Hannah
Los Angeles
Hannah
Kanada
Daniel K. Ludwig
U. S
J. DeVoe Heaton
Las Vegas
Air West
Justice Department
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