Government Officials Fly High In Corporate Planes
Government and corporate figures traveled on private planes amid a network of flights arranged by officials from the Commerce Department and various corporations. The report notes executives from Standard Oil and Northern Natural Gas using corporate jets for trips to Chicago and Sioux Falls, tied to a federal satellite data installation project and job creation claims.
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Republicans Likely Move GOP Convention to Miami Beach
GM agrees to give up Miami Beach base to help move the Republican National Convention from San Diego to Miami Beach. GOP officials say talks in Miami involve funding, hotel room costs, and venue leases with Miami Beach officials signaling limited financial offers. Dole and party aides review scheduling with a May 6 emergency session in Washington to vote on the move.
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Man Charged In Fatal Fire Free On Bail
Roy Elmer Nair, a 50 year old self employed freighter, is released on his own recognizance pending arraignment on involuntary manslaughter charges in the Allegany Inn fire that killed three residents. He remains under Allegany County custody with his fatherson.
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Soviet Critics Question Violence in American Films
Two Soviet intellectuals visiting Philadelphia said Americans are seen as good guys but the violence in United States cinema shocks them. They cited The French Connection and The Godfather as examples, noting blood and surprising audience reactions, including laughter and applause. They contrasted Soviet film portrayals of death with American screens.
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Fedosov
Helen Loughney
Elmer E. O'Brien
Low
Emory Robertson
United States
Fedasov
Philadelphia
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Lfe
Gensladi Fedusov
The
Institute of Soviet American Relations
Yuri Oleshchuk
Institute of the United States of America
Weather Outlook for Cael and Atlantic Coast
Forecasts indicate warm, dry conditions across the eastern half of the nation and Atlantic coast for today. Some regions may see rain or isolated showers, especially in the Plains, with unsettled pockets likely.
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Senators Demand Recall Over ITT Antitrust Statements
Two Democratic senators urge recalling Acting Atty Gen Wickard Kleindienst and presidential aide Peter Flanigan for questioning about conflicts in statements on ITT antitrust settlement talks. The push cites Flanigan meeting ITT director Rohatyn and Kleindienst denying White House discussion of antitrust matters.
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Rohalyn
Willy Brandt Wins Test Votes In Battle For Political Life
In Bonn the coalition led by Chancellor Willy Brandt won a 17 to 16 test vote in the Bundestag committee as opposition parties pressed for a no confidence move over treaties with Moscow and the Soviet union. The outcome hinges on defections from Free Democrats and party discipline within the Christian Democrats, with a full Bundestag vote expected soon.
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Assassination Plot Sparks Grenade Attack in Manila
Explosions killed 17 in a crowd near Manila as gun battles raged in the region. Gov Singson survived an apparent assassination attempt amid rival factions with private armies and ongoing feuds.
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Hte Wats
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Vincent Crisolage
Bomb Hits Baby Buggy in Northernborders Attack
Guerrillas set off a bomb near Norther border’s main telephone exchange injuring two, damaging banks and wounding a British soldier and a technician. An explosion crater formed, while troops reported one sniper killed as engineers and operators sheltered inside the exchange. Normal service resumed soon after.
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