Saxbe Renounces Nixon War Policy in Interview
Ohio Senator and Armed Services Committee member Liam B. Saxbe says he renounces Nixon's Vietnam War policies and will push antiwar efforts in Congress after renewed bombing. He criticizes White House contact failures and calls for a shift to newer bombers like the B1 while preserving existing airpower.
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Managua Earthquake Sparks Feasibility Study For Rebuilding
Experts from the United States Mexico and Venezuela began a study today on rebuilding Managua after the devastating quake that wrecked downtown. Geologists and seismologists assess the site as authorities work to clear rubble and relocate the capital amid aftershocks and looting alarms.
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Duncan loan sparks suit over unpaid campaign funds
TONIO Tex AP The National Ashington sues Walter T Dun for nonpayment of a 200000 loan used to back political giving to Humphrey and Nixon campaigns. Duncan, a San Antonio land developer, loaned 200000 at 5 percent May 31 and later issued a 305000 note to support Nixon. The suit, filed December 21 in Bexar County District Court, follows other legal financial troubles tied to a major Texas banking scandal.
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Soviet Amnesty Grants Release for Certain Offenders
The government announced amnesty marking its 50th anniversary, freeing thousands of petty criminals and nonpolitical prisoners with two or more prior convictions. Eligible first term inmates include expectant mothers, women with children, the elderly, and veterans, among others, for crimes such as murder, rape, banditry, rioting, and narcotics selling.
Recai Island proposed to house tri-state garbage
New York City faces waste disposal debates as proposals consider a 30 year plan to place Recai Island in the bay. Jerome Kretchmer of the EPA says the idea is reasonable but raises environmental, location, and feasibility questions that must be studied before commitment.
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