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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1972

Page

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Rend Lake leader Jones recalls ups and downs of project

Richard Jones reflects on six years as Rend Lake reservoir and intercity water system overseer as he prepares to resign March 13 to enter private business in Louisiana. He recalls funding talks with Washington officials, triumphs in 1967 construction contracts, a 1968 court dispute over public funds, and plans to expand the conservancy district to include the Big Muddy River basin and Kinkaid Lake district.

Jones Rend Lake Project Richard Jones Rend Lake Intercity Bend Lake Conservancy District Sputrich Washington, D.C Paul Douglas Dill Illinois Benton Louisiana District Board of Trustees Kenneth Gray D-West Frankfort Capitol Security Supreme Court Capitol Bend Lake Economic Development Administration High Court Hubert Humphrey Washington Iity Benton Evening News Southern Illinois Conservancy District Kinkaid Lake District Big Muddy River Big Muddy River Basin Big Muddy

Children Lead Washington Welfare March Protest

More than 36,000 demonstrators and many children joined a march on the Washington Mall to decry welfare and education policies. George Wiley of the National Welfare Rights Organization spoke at the monument foot, while signs read Nixon Doesn't Care, highlighting a large DC black community presence among participants.

New York Times Washington George Wiley National Welfare Rights Organization Washington Monument 15Th Street Constitution Avenue Nixon District of Columbia D.C

UCLA Wins Sixth Straight NCAA Title 81-76 Over Florida State

UCLA captures its sixth consecutive NCAA crown by defeating Florida State 81 to 76. coverage notes the event in the Sunday feature section with page references to the game report.

Carbondale Dowell Carol Alexander Illinois High School Association Merle Jones UCLA Florida State Maryland Niagara Areader Thornridge Illinois

Fiat Concord to Pay Ransom for Kidnapped Executive

Fiat Concord executives agreed to pay at least one million dollars to secure the release of their general manager abducted by leftist guerrillas. The firm refused demands to free or transfer 50 imprisoned guerrillas and to free jailed union leaders, while President Lanusse ruled out negotiating with criminals.

Buenos Aires Argentina Fiat-Concord Algeria Alejandro Lanusse

ITT maneuvering tied to Hartford merger tax ruling

ITT arranged a complex sequence to secure a favorable tax ruling needed for its 1970 Hartford Fire merger, involving the sale of Hartford stock to Mediobanca and later to Dreyfus Fund. Critics say actions raised questions about timing, attached conditions, and regulatory handling amid Senate inquiries and consumer advocate Ralph Nader’s suit.

New York Times New York International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation ITT Hartford Fire Insurance Company United States Washington Senate Richard G. Kleindienst Hartford Internal Revenue Service IRS Mediobanca Milan Italy Dreyfus Fund Dreyfus Ralph Nader Consumer Advocate

Nixon Puts Paris Talks On Hold Strategy Seen Delaying Vietnam Peace

President Nixon shifts to a shock tactic suspending Paris negotiations. Administrators estimate no settlement this year as Hanoi waits to see U.S. withdrawal, the 1972 election, and Saigon’s Vietn amization progress. Some foresee talks resuming only in 1973 or later.

Washington Nixon Paris Vietnam Hanoi United States Saigon Indochina North Vietnam

ITT case FBI findings disputed over memorandum origins

The ITT case intensifies as FBI analysis of a controversial memorandum is challenged by ITT experts who claim the document is fraud and dated January 1972. They contrast FBI suggestions of June 25 1971, while public figures and a Joe Anderson column reveal further lie detector test disputes and testimony.

International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation ITT Federal Bureau of Investigation Dita D. Beard J. Edgar Hoover Clifford Irving Howard Hughes International Telephone Jack Anderson Albert B. Hume Beard Lloyd B. Furr McLean Hume John N. Mitchell Anderson James O. Eastland Senate Judiciary Committee

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