Boggs to cite tap evidence against FBI Hoover
Rep Hale Boggs plans to tell House colleagues that a Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co investigator found a home telephone tap in Bethesda Maryland last summer but removed it before inquiry. He will claim the FBI policy denies taps and press for J Edgar Hoover's resignation. He weighs including FBI tape transcripts involving other congressmen, noting consent issues and a Supreme Court ruling on covert recordings.
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Vietnam veterans refuse to leave Capitol Mall protest
Vietnam Veterans Against the War vote 480 to 400 to stay on the Mall near the Capitol end despite a Supreme Court injunction. Authorities say no eviction before Thursday. police will not move as long as protesters remain peaceful.
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Nixon Says CPI Gain Is Encouraging News
The March rise in living costs driven by grocery price gains was offset by declines in housing and new car costs, leaving a 0.3 percent overall CPI increase to 119.8. White House aides and analysts called the report extremely good news in the inflation fight, while AFL-CIO criticized continued cost of living rises.
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Montana college seeks 1.2 million grant for mineral research center
The Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology Foundation asked Butte City Council for a 1.2 million federal grant to build a mineral research center at the Butte Industrial Park. Project total estimated at 1.7 million with 400,000 already on hand. Groundbreaking awaits feasibility study results and construction could start next fall. The center would employ about 200 workers. The council also set maximum salaries for city officials and sold six properties for 846 thousand dollars.
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W. Silver
John Sarsfield
Butte Earth Week Cleanup Drives Citywide Effort
Butte teams up for Earth Week with a Chamber funded cleanup start Thursday in the business district and city wide Friday as students from elementary to high school join in clearing streets and school grounds. Over 1000 litter bags provided and collected Saturday by city and county crews.
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Butte School Levy Explained
Community readers learn the details of a school levy in Butte with explained implications, potential funding levels, and how the measure may affect local schools, taxes, and programs for residents and families.
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Levy
House votes to boost public works funds in economy plan
The House approved a 2 billion dollar accelerated public works allocation as part of a 5.5 billion package opposed by the Nixon administration. The measure extends regional development commissions and targets areas with 6 percent unemployment while Earth Day street cleaning and weather notes accompany the story.
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Defense officials borrow page from Russia plan for skunk works fighters
The Pentagon considers forming three to four top design teams to independently design build and fly new fighters under a fly before you know what approach with about 100 million dollars annually. The aim is rapid innovation with minimal reporting while comparing to Russian methods and Dassault examples.
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Washington
United States
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David Packard
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Pollster cites new coalition shaping change in nation
Louis Harris told the American Newspaper Publishers Association that a rising alliance called new affluents includes families earning over 10 000 with rising share to 61 percent by 1980. He said they favor pollution controls Viet Nam withdrawal faster progress in racial equality and independent voting.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Anacondan Faces Murder Charge in Lockhart Shooting Case
Kenneth N. Hayes, 31, was formally charged in district court in Anaconda with first degree murder in the April 17 shooting death of 37 year old Martha Lockhart. The arraignment set plea entry for next Wednesday with bond at 25 000 and special counsel appointed.
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Anaconda
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Joseph C. Comnors
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Court clarifies abortion rule in DC case
The Supreme Court upheld a 1901 DC abortion law and allowed prosecutions of doctors who perform abortions while permitting abortions if necessary to protect a woman's mental health. The ruling gives physicians latitude but leaves unresolved whether women have a private right to abortion.
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