Senate weighs releasing CIA budget amid calls to tighten spy agencies
The Senate must decide if the 1.5 budget for spying should be public and whether to adopt the Intelligence Committee’s 86 reform recommendations. The committee urged stricter controls on covert actions, including barring political assassinations and limiting covert relationships with journalists and clergymen. White House aides vow to block disclosure as lawmakers debate the budget’s release within days.
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Michigan
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UTA
Women lag men in jobs and education in US report
A Census Bureau study finds women are 51.3 percent of the population with 5.4 million more women than men. The report notes women often earn less, join the labor force at rising rates, and have lower average incomes than men, despite longer life expectancy. It highlights rising female-headed households and shifts in education and work patterns.
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Hearst leaves hospital for U S youth center
Patricia Hearst is moved from Sequoia Hospital in Redwood City to a Federal Youth Center in Pleasanton under heavy marshal protection after a collapsed lung. She faces state robbery kidnap and assault charges and will undergo testing before sentencing.
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Seana Prison
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Acihur Para
Bible Thought and David Hedge Success in His Undertakings
Fragmentary note indicates a religious reflection on David succeeding in undertakings with the Lord's presence. The text is incomplete but suggests praise for divine guidance and support in endeavors cited from scripture.
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David
Grandchild reunion sought for WWII era lovers in Florida
Orange Park Florida AP reports a possible reunion of retired Admiral Jackson Tate and Soviet actress Zoya Fyodorova, who romanced during World War II era before their separation. Tate, 78, says Victoria Fyodorova, their shared daughter, met Tate’s grandson Tate Polly and is expecting a baby. Fyodorova arrived in the United States to visit Victoria and husband Fred Polly in Stanford Connecticut, mainly for the birth, while both parties signal no immediate plans to meet again.
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Stameford
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Zoyai
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Vialt
Will search for Howard Hughes will extended five weeks
Los Angeles AP cousin Richard C. Gane Jr asks four to five weeks for a worldwide search to locate the will and related documents. A Texas bank envelope containing the will and instructions may be in safekeeping, but a merger complicates access.
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Welcome spring indoors with forced flowering shrubs
Home gardeners can bring color indoors by forcing flowering shrubs and trees. Forsythia quince redbud crabapple pussy willow lilac spirea and honeysuckle can bloom weeks early when pruned branches are placed in warm water and kept in 30 to 70 degree rooms with misting.
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Spy report highlights CIA covert actions and academic ties
Washington highlights show the Senate intelligence panel detailing the CIA’s covert actions since 1961 and the use of academic networks in intelligence aims. It notes hundreds of major projects, thousands of smaller efforts, and potential long term consequences, including media and book program involvement.
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Bill Moyers Joins CBS News
Bill Moyers, former White House aide and host of a public television news show, joins CBS News. He will work on the network's investigative reports under CBS Reports, with broadcasts planned to start in October.
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