House Members Tell Of Funds Far More Detailed
Washington AP report notes thirteen House members filed personal financial reports more detailed than required.
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1973
Page
2
Washington AP report notes thirteen House members filed personal financial reports more detailed than required.
Montana Supreme Court unanimously ruled that time served in jail on a bailable offense before conviction must be credited against a later prison term. John Maldonado, who pleaded guilty to second degree assault in 1970, had six months served in Yellowstone County jail credited toward his five years and nine months state prison sentence. The decision followed parole violations and a work release order that led to revocation of deferred imposition.
Washington and federal officials clash over how to handle Watergate disclosures. Investigators probe CIA involvement in domestic spying and a secret police like plan, while President Nixon cites constitutional limits on questioning. Senate leaders call for full public hearings as conflicts between Cox and the committee continue.
Skylab astronauts Conard Weitz and Kerwin prepare to photograph a 2000 mile land strip from near San Francisco to central Mexico. Ground teams study freeing a stuck solar wing while power conservation continues. A planned spacewalk may occur midweek to detach a jammed wing strap.
The Montana Standard, established 1876, publishes daily and Sunday from 25 W Granite St Butte MT, with detailed staff roles and a pricing schedule for daily and Sunday editions, mail and carrier subscriptions, and out of state rates.
The health chief says all 566 returned Vietnam prisoners will be advised and watched for five years to curb potential violence and trauma seen in postwar periods. He cites stress reactions and family readjustment issues as key risks needing counseling and support.
In Columbus 138 public figures and professionals including judges, legislators, police, court officials and newsmen entered a three day jail stint at the Ohio Penitentiary. The so called jail-in aimed to sensitize participants to prison life by living as convicts while 10 inmates served as consultants in the program.
Jenny Simpson, 20, works in construction in Wenatchee. She digs, shovels dirt, and hauls materials for skilled workers to earn money for school next fall, saying she is not an advocate but focused on paying her way.
By 2000 Tokyo and Osaka are to be linked in a single built up city region spanning nearly 400 miles with a population around 100 million, equivalent to the nation’s current total.
In Saigon the outlook for Vietnam peace hinges on implementation of the January Paris accord. Kissinger and Tho prepare to press for a joint appeal to halt hostilities, but Vietnam's Viet Cong insist on a two party joint statement, while Saigon and the U S demand North Vietnam's imprimatur. A previous appeal failed. The accord envisions zones and meetings of commanders to avert conflict.
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