Cash in plane tied to Watergate probe emerges
In Chicago a red wallet held $10,585 found with Mrs. Dorothy Hunt’s belongings raises questions about sources and links to the Watergate affair. Names include a Washington hypnotist and a neurologist as investigators trace the cash and a $3,254 joint bank balance with her husband, CIA veteran E Howard Hunt Jr. The money’s origin and any Watergate connection remain under FBI review.
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Chicago Daily News Service
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Potomac
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Airlines to search Christmas packages this holiday season
Airlines warn travelers that wrapped Christmas gifts may be inspected as preflight checks intensify. The Department of Transportation mandates carry-on baggage screening by January 5, while ATA says some carriers already search all bags and others do spot checks.
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George A. Buchanan
Air Transport Association
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ATA
Federalaw
K.G.J. Pillai
Naderaffiliated Aviation Consumer Acton Project
Pillai
Buchanan
American Retail Federation
Trans World Airways
John Cor
Militant Rabbi Kahane Fined for Gate Incident
Meir Kahane and six of his followers were found guilty of disturbing the peace for attempting to fix a talis on a Jerusalem gate. Kahane received a symbolic $33 fine or four days in jail and a $66 bond to refrain from violations. The six co defendants, high schoolers, were fined $5.75. three other boys were acquitted.
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Meir Kahane
Jewish Defense League
Moshe Shalgi
Two Die in Niagara Falls Apartment Fire
Two people were killed in an early morning apartment fire in Niagara Falls. Police said the blaze appeared started by a child playing with burning papers. Victims were identified as Tillman Freeny, 42, and Flora Patton, 30.
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Niagara Falls
UPI
Tillman Freeny
Flora Patton
Boy 16 slain in Queens shooting after visit
Keith Derry, 16, of Queens, was fatally shot by an unknown assailant early today as he left a friend's house. Police reported no motive was immediately apparent.
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Queens
Bush to Leave U.N. Post as He Returns to Politics
George Bush and wife Barbara depart the U.N. in March after two years of service marked by direct diplomacy and social charm. Bush, praised for improving U.S. image, leaves to chair the Republican National Committee and return to Texas politics with four sons and a daughter.
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Chicago Daily News Service
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New York
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Mass
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Yale
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Zapata Offshore Co
Marvin Pierce
McCall Corp
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Robin
U N bid fails on terrorism at United Nations
The United Nations failed to secure action against international terrorism as the General Assembly legal committee approved a resolution to defer U N action for a year. Western diplomats said no binding measures would come from the world body while support faltered.
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Bus plunge kills 45 in Indonesia
A bus fell 23 feet off a road in Slogoimo central Java and burst into flames, killing 45 people and injuring 13, according to Berita Buana.
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Slogoimo
Central Java
Berita Buana
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