Officials deny report of visit to call girl
Detroit AP report says Rep. John D. Dingell and Michigan Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley denied allegations of sex with a $100 a night call girl Lois Herman. Dingell said he never engaged with her and may have met her once. Kelley claimed no involvement and blamed sensationalism. Authorities say Herman faces charges including maintaining a house of prostitution.
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Fugate Leaves York Prison After Parole Granted
CARIL ANN FUGATE said she was very calm yet happy as she left the women’s reformatory in York Nebraska after serving 18 of 32 years for murder alongside Charles Starkweather. She thanked supporters and parole officials and will report to a parole officer in St Johns Michigan.
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Carter backers defeat party rules changes at convention
Carter forces controlled the rules committee defeating most proposals for major change after weekend meetings. The AP tally put Ford with 1005 pledged delegates, Reagan with 932, with 157 remaining and 164 uncommitted as the GOP neared its convention. Carter plans to run on the platform as adopted, though he dissents on busing language and would seek to implement it through court rulings.
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Viking 1 to narrow Mars orbit for July 4 landing site
NASA officials plan to tighten Viking 1’s orbit from 42.3 hours to an elliptical path to 930 miles above Mars. The spacecraft will fire its engine near the site to scan for hazards using stereo cameras and infrared equipment ahead of the July 4 lab lander touchdown.
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Iran Plans $125 Million Investment in Occidental Stock
TEHRAN Iran AP reports Tran plans to invest 125 million dollars in Occidental Petroleum Corp. stock. The deal includes U S firm's participation in Caspian Sea oil development and in processing and marketing other Iranian oil, as announced by the government.
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U S bases closed in Thailand end of era of American garrisons
Bangkok reports the closure of the U S bases at U Tapao and Ramasan ends American troop presence in Thailand to about 700 after a March 20 agreement. All personnel except 270 advisers to depart by July 20.
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Haldeman denies Nixon drank during White House years
H R Haldeman argues fatigue and a light alcohol habit caused observers to think Nixon drank heavily at the end of his presidency. He cites instances of beer before bed and occasional pills, saying no drinking problem appeared in their 16 year friendship and work relationship.
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Medicare Part B premium rises to 7.20 monthly
The government raises the Medicare Part B premium from 6.70 to 7.20 per month effective July 1, affecting about 24.6 million elderly and disabled beneficiaries. The rise, limited by a 1974 lid, aims to steady funding for the supplementary medical insurance program next year.
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County to Cut 860 More Jobs
Erie County will eliminate 860 positions by September 1 under orders from County Executive Edward Regan. The move expands staff reductions in the county work force and affects several departments.
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Canadian flights disrupted by walkout and court orders
Air traffic control across Canada remained disrupted as pilots and controllers failed to return to duty after injunctions. Air Canada suspended all operations until noon while Toronto airport reported complete control service shutdown.
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