Watergate grand jury nears end with lingering questions
Washington reports mark the third anniversary of the Watergate break in as the third grand jury near July 3 expiry. unanswered questions remain about Nixon era tapes, secret funds, and possible indictments from other juries while more than 50 prosecutions have already occurred.
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UPI
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Watergate
Democratic National Committee
Watergate Complex
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H.R
Bob” Haldeman
Charles G “Bebe” Abozo
Howard Hughes
Rebozo
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Sen
Howard Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Senate
Democratic
Henry Ruth
Fire at Cincinnati Airport Kills Two Firemen
A Sunday blaze in the Greater Cincinnati Airport terminal on the second floor killed two airport firemen. Officials ruled asphyxiation likely caused their deaths as smoke and flames spread through the deserted area during a weather fueled fire. Autopsies pending.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Greater
Cincinnati
Ted Bushelman
Florence
Kentucky
Weather Service
Boone County
Donald Stith
Donald T. Phillips
Erlanger
Thomas Zaferes
Chernmath
Bushelman
Detroit Slumps In Bid to Stay With Small Cars
Detroit forecasts show Ford and Chrysler facing combined losses in 1975 third quarter as U.S. automakers spend up to 6 billion dollars to shift to fuel efficient models amid rising gas prices and foreign competition. GM expects minor Q2 profit increase to 314 million.
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Detroit
UPS
U.S
Wall Street
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
David Eisenberg
New York
Sanford, Bernstein and Co
General Motors
Ford
IRS promotes Terre Haute native Richmond to principal adviser
Terre Haute native Virgil L. Richmond has been promoted to principal technical adviser to the assistant commissioner in Washington D C. He will review all revenue rulings and advise IRS field offices. Richmond began with the IRS in 1961 as a revenue agent and has held multiple tax law roles since. He is married to Dorothy Hart and they have three children.
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Terre Haute
Virgil L. Richmond
Washington
D. C
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Richmond
Dorothy Hart
Robert
Janet
Joan
Sinatra Rejects Berlin Honor As Festival Dates Loom
Frank Sinatra calls the West German press malicious and irresponsible and declines attending the 25th International Berlin Film Festival as guest of honor. He cites repeated invitations and hostile coverage and notes festival dates run June 27 to July 8, with a canceled Berlin show linked to press relations.
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New York
UPI
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Berlin
Two Alarm Fire Destroys Hook's Drug Store in Indianapolis
A two alarm blaze gutted Hook's Drug Store at Village Square Shopping Center on Indianapolis northwest side. No injuries reported. Fire crews said the fire may have smoldered overnight with several explosions from flammable merchandise. Other shops including a pizza place market and cleaning service also suffered extensive damage.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Hook’s Drug
Village Square
Economic outlook midyear shows uneven recovery ahead
The piece notes no single measure predicts the economy's path, with some indicators higher than May 1975 but below May 1974. Unemployment may ease to about 8 percent into 1976, inflation near 6 percent through mid-1976, and food prices rising with a strong harvest. Housing shows a 25 percent April spike in new single family home sales but a seven month supply remains. Detroit autos face mixed signals from consumer mood and foreign competition, with eventual sales recovery uncertain while steel lags the economy.
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Business Week
Detroit
Steel
Court system study funded by federal grant in Indianapolis
The US Law Enforcement Assistance Administration awarded $98,500 to the Marion County Municipal Court to study Indianapolis court operations. The project will examine municipal and criminal courts and their links with prosecutors and law enforcement to reduce delays and boost efficiency.
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Indianapolis
US Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Marion County
Refugees Settled By Oct
Fewer than 30 percent of the 131000 South Vietnamese refugees have been placed with American sponsors and about the same number remain at Pacific bases awaiting transfer. Officials say camps could be emptied by October if the rate continues, with 35305 out of the system and 24346 remaining in the process or at staging centers. Fort Chaffee Camp Pendleton Eglin and Indian Town Gap host most refugees. Guam Wake Island Subic Bay and other bases hold thousands awaiting processing.
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Washington
UPI
South Vietnam
U.S
Pacific
United States
State Department
Department
Continental
Guam
Wake Island
Philippines
Thailand
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Indian Town Gap Reservation
Library Board Meets Tonight in Vigo County
The Vigo County Library Board will meet Monday June 16 at 8 p.m. at the Emeline Fairbanks Memorial Library Building. The sole business item is disposal of the 1958 book mobile vehicle. Staff reports include Banks of the Wabash Festival participation, a film festival, and mediamobile prep. Director Ed Howard, Attorney Guille Cox, and Treasurer Betty Martin will present regular reports.
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Vigo County
Ann Newman
Betty Dodson
Karen Bock
Ed Howard
Guille Cox
Betty Martin
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