Judge drops grand jury report in Frenkil case
A federal judge quashed the grand jury presentment involving Victor H. Frenkil and Baltimore Contractors in a bid to win a $5 million government claim. The order cited lack of prosecutable papers signed by Attorney General Mitchell. The panel had alleged offers to congressional figures and a below cost remodel of Rep Hale Boggs house.
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Baltimore
Roszel C. Thomson
Victor H. Frenkil
Baltimore Contractors, Inc
Thomson
John N. Mitchell
Thomsen
Frenkkil
Russell B. Long
D-La
Frenkil
Maryland
Hale Boggs
New York Times
Samuel N. Friedel
Clarence D. Long
John W. McCormack
Mass
Daniel B. Brewster
Long
U. S
U.S
Stephen H. Sachs
Diver Dick Kimball Displays Trick Dive in Gainesville
Trick diver Dick Kimball of the Michigan swimming team appears perched atop a flag during an exhibition in Gainesville Florida. The pose was part of a dive routine captured by AP Wirephoto this week.
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Dick Kimball
University of Michigan
Gainesville
Fla
U S jets strike near Kompong Thom amid Phnom Penh risk
Three light U S warplanes attacked enemy positions near Kompong Thom for a second day. Reports say about 1 000 North Vietnamese troops advanced toward Phnom Penh driving 400 Cambodians from the Mekong river east bank. An officer said a six foot Soviet made rocket was found.
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Saigon
U.S
Kompong Thom
Phnom Penh
Mekong River
Kimpong Thom
Air Force
Phnom Ground
U.S. Air Force
Aircraf
U.S. Command
Ros Preung
Mekong
Moha Sang
Kom Speu
Kompong Speu
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Vientiane
Sarvane
Saravane
Attopeu
Pigs are Beautiful shirts fuel a brisk side business
Michael Campbell, a 23 year old son of a Portland policeman, built a rapid-selling line of Pigs are Beautiful sweat shirts after making one for his father. He estimates about 1,000 shirts sold in two weeks.
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Michael Campbell
Portland
Campbell
Butte library flap reopens as county withholds funds
The Butte Public Library funding dispute heats again as Silver Bow County commissioners refuse a $22,391 maintenance and expense check. Mayor Micone pushes to keep the library open while negotiators seek an equitable solution amid tax and budget tensions.
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William J. Clark
Battle of the
Butte Public Library
Silver Bow County
City Hall
Joe A. Kissock
Earl J. Holman
Lucille C. O Leary
Metro Sewer
Tycanil
Mike Micone
Tory Kelly
J. D. Flynn
Mary Maloney
O Leary
Micone
Holman
Kissock
Thunderstorms and cooler air on Thursday forecast
Increasing cloudiness with thunderstorms today and a cooler, fair Thursday. The outlook lists highs near 90 with a low around 50 as shown on the weather map on page 14.
Rats in polluted air prefer alcohol over water study
In a two month trial, 10 rats breathing polluted air and carbon monoxide chose alcohol over water while 10 rats in clean air stuck with water. Dr. Robert S. Pogrund of UC Berkeley cautioned the human relevance and noted the exposure level was high.
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Los Angeles
Robert S. Pogrund
University of California
School of Public Health
Pogran
Porgrund
Pogrund
AMA opposes warnings on birth control pills
The American Medical Association voted against the FDA plan to include lay language warnings on oral contraceptives. The House of Delegates, meeting at its 119th convention, said patient directed side effect information departs from current practice and urged swift action to block the FDA measure.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Food and Drug Administration
AMA
House of Deletes
FDA
House
Association
Charles C. Edwards
House of Delegates
Texas
Federal land in one department urged by study panel
A 19 member Public Land Law Review Commission urged consolidating federal land in a new Department of Natural Resources with a single house committee. The 289 page report calls for rewriting land law, charging users based on fair market value, and allocating revenues to states.
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Washington
Department of Natural Resources
House of Ress
Public Land Law Review Commission
Congress
Commission
House of Senate Interior
Agriculture Department
Forest Service
Ment of Natural Resources
Wayne N. Aspinall
D-Coro
House Interior Committee
UP Hearing In Butte Discusses Passenger Trains
Frank L. Sigloh of Boise-Cascade testified in Butte at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing that operating unprofitable passenger trains pushes freight rates higher. He supported UP's push to discontinue passenger service between Butte and Salt Lake City, noting railroads cannot compete with air travel and that his company owns planes. The five hour session centered on UP testimony with brief rebuttals.
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Frank L. Sigloh
Boise
Boise-Cascade Corp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Butte
Sigloh
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Boise-Cascade
Jury convicts Warwick of 1964 murder in Kalispell case
In Bozeman district court Archie Warwick was found guilty of first degree murder in the 1964 slaying of Roberta Clark. The verdict followed a 12 day trial with the jury recommended life for Warwick and scheduling a July 13 sentencing.
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Bozeman
Archie Warwick
Roberta Clark
Kalispell
Warwick
Bozeman District Court
Dist
W. W. Lessley
Lee
Lessley
Miss Clark
Gallatin County
Seattle
Wash
Moses
Montana
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Justice Department
Tonle Bet
Kompong Cham
Prey Veng
Kompong Som
Sihanouk
Butte Weather
Land ‘Mess
Lewis T. Poole
Standard
Dick Kouitz
Charles Moses
Montana State University
Billings
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