Diggers Await Official Go Ahead In Hackensack River Dig
In Jersey City a crew planned excavation along the marshy Hackensack River under a Washington backed directive. Drizzle dampened work as investigators sought the exact burial site while FBI and local authorities pursued a missing teen suspect tied to Armand Faugne and other unexplained disappearances.
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Phase-out Planned for Agency Revealed in Report
Washington report indicates a phased withdrawal or shutdown plan for a government agency. The UPI dispatch outlines steps, timelines, and affected programs as officials chart a gradual wind down.
Judge to Decide on Moore Plea in Murder Case
In San Francisco a judge will rule on whether Miss Moore is competent to stand trial for the murder charge tied to President Gerard, based on psychiatric testimony from doctors who examined her after her Sept. 22 arrest. Conti had ruled on Nov. 17 regarding the mental fitness issue.
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Tax rebate rules clash with work bonus in 1980 bill
The article explains how tax rebates are counted as income under some welfare programs and how the work bonus, up to 400 dollars per family, faces potential loss of benefits. It notes that states may count the bonus for welfare, food stamps, and Medicaid eligibility, risking exclusion from aid for some families and highlighting political opposition led by Senator Russell Long and others to exemptions.
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UPI
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Kissinger Seeks Unity After NATO Talks in Brussels
Kissinger reports good U S ties with allies and broad support for enhanced coordination. He flew to London after two day foreign ministers meetings in Brussels and conferred with Western leaders including those from France Greece Turkey and West Germany on Indochina and allied strategy.
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Turkey
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Santa Claus may need a lawyer says official
A UPI report notes possible federal violations if Santa violates aviation and vehicle safety rules. The piece cites certification by the Civil Aviation Administration and emissions controls for sleigh equipment and reindeer safety.
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Congressional fears over Angola risk of new Vietnam scenario
U.S. military aid to Angola and a hard line State Department stance sparked congressional concern over direct U.S. involvement or a U.S.–Soviet confrontation in Angola. Senators Church Clark and Case warned the administration may act without Congress, seeking to limit or block further security assistance and Moscow pressure.
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California arson suspect sought after deadly blaze
Police and fire crews searched for Rene Mond, suspected arsonist, in the wake of a deadly fire that killed 12 and possibly more, including a baby. Investigators linked multiple arson fires nearby, and a hearing on safety violations was planned. Homicide detectives pursued persons with arson records as potential suspects.
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