Father of Jack Scott invokes Fifth Amendment in Hearst probe
John Scott Sr., 66, refused to answer questions before a federal grand jury investigating Patty Hearst. He cited lack of information and said he would not participate in a witchhunt against his son or family. Jack Scott, 33, and his wife Micki had been sought for questioning over a Pennsylvania farm hideout linked to Hearst.
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Oberlin College
Jack Scott
Patty Hearst
John Scott Sr
Scott
FBI
Jack
Patricia Hearst
Grand Jury
Patty
Micki
Hearst
Pennsylvania
Weather update with rain chances and temperatures
Partly cloudy tonight with a low in the mid fifties. Mostly cloudy tomorrow with a chance of showers and a high in the mid fifties. Five to ten percent precipitation tonight, thirty percent tomorrow. Southeast winds 10 to 15 mph tonight. Sunrise 7 30 a.m. Sunset 7 40 p.m. Details on Page 11.
Senate moves closer to 30 billion tax cut and rebates plan
The Senate nears passage of a 30 billion tax cut aimed at stimulating the economy and delivering mid May rebates. The bill would provide 120 to 240 dollars in 1974 tax rebates, plus a 400 dollar earned income credit for low earners and various allowances. It also includes a 4 percent rate cut on the first 4000 dollars of income and a 200 per person credit option, with a 7 billion business tax cut mainly for equipment. Oil company taxes would be reworked, ending depletion allowances for majors while preserving them for independents.
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Washington
Senate
Senate House
Ford
Treasury Department
Fire Damages Wellington Greenhouse. One Survives
Wellington Philip Jewett owner of the Wellington Greenhouse at 121 South St reports about 1 a.m. today a blaze that caused an estimated 30 000 to 40 000 dollars in damage to two greenhouses and a work room with faulty wiring in the boiler room blamed as a possible cause. One greenhouse and a showroom were spared and Jewett plans to keep the business operating. Fireman Norman Giar received minor face cuts from a falling brick.
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Philip Jewett
Wellington
South St
Jewett
Norman Giar
C-T
John Kenney
State Patrol to join Elyria license bureau missing funds probe
Ohio State Patrol detectives will probe a $325,422 shortage at Elyria Auto License Bureau. The audit and inquiry will include Marsico's tenure, with a two man state auditor team reviewing records next week. Officials say the investigation begins soon and may involve Marsico's private and agency ties in Elyria.
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Plaincloth
Ohio State Patrol
Elyria
Anthony J. Marsico
River St
Marsico
John Blum
Ohio State
Thomas Ferguson
Adam Reese
State Auditor's Office
Blum
Bureau of Motor Vehicle
BMV
Curtis Andrews
Andrews
Oberlin lands U S chess tourney in 1975 bidding for event
Oberlin College and its Mudd Learning Center were chosen to host the 1975 U S Chess Championships. The top 14 players in the United States would be invited, with the top two earning spots to face world contenders for a Fischer challenger. Deposits and pledges of about 2000 dollars were being coordinated by local promoter Paul Drummond and bank president Raymond Campbell to secure the bid, with housing arranged at the Oberlin Inn and donations sought via the U S Chess Federation Charitable Trust.
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Gary Clark
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Mudd Learning Center
U.S
United States
Bobby Fischer
Marti Morrison
U.S. Chess Federation
Morrison
Paul Drummond
Drummond
Conservatory of Music
Raymond E. Campbell
Oberlin Savings Bank
Oberlin Inn
Charitable Trust
College and Main Streets
Congress moves to end all US aid to South Vietnam
Support grows in Congress for cutting off all American military and civilian aid to South Vietnam and Cambodia by July 1, with no aid for fiscal 1976. The measure, led by Sen. Charles Mathias and Sen. Adlai Stevenson, sparks White House pushback as battlefront setbacks and refugee exodus intensify the crisis.
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White House
Congress
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Charles Mathias
Maryland
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Vietnam
Mathias
Stevenson
Southeast Asia
Mathias-Stevenson
U.S
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