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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1973

Page

4

AMPI seeks DOJ documents over 1972 GOP fund drive antitrust case

A major Midwest dairy cooperative AMPI files in Kansas City to force release of Justice Department records on 1972 GOP fundraising. The brief names ex Attorneys General Mitchell and Kleindienst, Kalmbach, Colson, Butz, Stans, MacGregor, and others, alleging political pressure tied to CRP contributions and a probe into Mitchell.

Washington UPI Justice Department U.S. District Court Kansas City Associated Milk Producers Inc AMPI White House Agriculture Department John N. Mitchell Richard G. Kleindienst Nixon Herbert W. Kalmbach Charles W. Colson Agriculture Earl H. Butz Commerce Maurice J. Stans Clark MacGregor George Mehren Kalmbach Mehren Los Angeles Kennedy Johnson CRP

Senate fuel ban risks South Vietnam military supplies

UPI reports U S officials warn a Senate ban on using defense funds for South Vietnamese military fuel could leave Saigon’s tanks planes and trucks without fuel within weeks. The Cotton amendment bars defense funds from paying for South Vietnamese fuel though a loophole reportedly might allow other funds to cover shipments.

Washington UPI U. S Senate South Vietnam Norris Cotton R-N.h Cotton House Pentagon

Boston Tea Party reenactment opens Bicentennial events

The 1773 Boston Tea Party will be re enacted Sunday at 2 p.m. on Congress Street Bridge aboard the brig Beaver II. TV cameras film the event while rival groups plan a simultaneous boarding after planning a similar protest with symbolic oil can toss.

Boston UPI Congress Street Bridge People’s BiCentennial Commission Action Center Jeremy Rifkin Rifkind

Clements barred from oil policy decisions by Schlesinger

Defense Secretary Schlesinger excludes Deputy William P. Clements from oil exploration decisions to avoid appearance of conflict of interest amid Aspin allegations. Mendelin directs energy policy with service secretaries providing input while Clements remains outside decision making on oil market matters.

Washington UPI Defense James R. Schlesinger William P. Clements Schlesinger Les Aspin D-Wis Clements Pentagon Arctic Aspin Texas Sedco, Inc Senate Armed Services Committee SEDCO Defense Department Point Barrow Alaska Jerry W. Friedheim Department Arthur Mendelin Mendolia Friedheim

AEC Critics Say Hearings Fail Public In Nuclear Power

Federal study by Dr. Steven Ebbin and Dr. Raphael Kasper argues the Atomic Energy Commission sides with licensees by staging token hearings. They claim decisions are preset before hearings, rendering public input ineffective in nuclear plant cases. NSF funded the 325 page report to be published by MIT Press.

The Atomic Energy Commission AEC Steven Ebbin Raphael Kasper National Science Foundation NSF Program For Policy Studies In Science and Technology George Washington University Washington Ebbin Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT Press UPI National Academies of Science Michigan Vermont Kasper Marcus Bowden Congress

APA Board Drops Homosexuality From Mental Disorder List

In a landmark vote the American Psychiatric Association trustees declared homosexuality not a mental disorder in the DSM. The unanimous decision with two abstentions aims to reduce discrimination and improve access to help, with a call for full civil protections for homosexuals.

Washington UPI Trustees of The American Psychiatric Association APA Association Alfred M. Freedman

Senate survey links lower deaths to 50 mph speed limit

Senator Thomas Eagleton released a survey indicating fewer auto fatalities in states that reduced speed limits to 50 mph during the fuel shortage. Vermont led with a 30 percent drop, followed by Iowa 29 percent, Massachusetts 21 percent, and Washington 13 percent below average, challenging insurance industry forecasts.

Washington UPI Thomas F. Eagleton D-Mo Eagleton Vermont Iowa Massachusetts

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