HEW to Destroy 22500 Copies Over Privacy Act Issue
Washington AP The federal government will destroy 22500 copies of a new HEW Digest after reproducing Virginia Jasper's plea for aid without consent The letter included her SS number and address prompting debate among HEW lawyers over privacy violations Officials say removing the page would cost more than destroying all copies The piece also contains HEW's reply saying it cannot help her but offers encouragement.
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Washington
David Mathews
Health, Education
HEW
Virginia Jasper
Cincinnati
Ohio
Department
Winston
Jasper
Deer Lodge jury hears prison snitch testimony
In Deer Lodge district court convict Jack LaMere describes himself as a snitch after testifying he was solicited to kill Attorney General Robert Woodahl. LaMere and convicted murderer Harold Chico Armstrong say they were offered $40,000 to murder Woodahl and a former official.
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Deer Lodge
Jack LaMere
Robert Woodahl
LaMere
Harold ‘Chico’ Armstrong
Woodahl
Dick Ozivi
Lavon Bretz
Merrel Cline
Bretz
Cline
Frank Morrison
Richard Anderson
Morrison
Anderson
Montana
Woodah
Dzivi
Frank Burgess
Butte
Pondera County
Conrad
Neil Lynch
Dahood
Verne Harris
Datsopoulos
Goldman
Prothero
Burgess
Lynch
Wade
Harold
Chico’ Armstrong
Powell County
Armstrong
Astronauts sought for 1880 missions
US officials in Paris announce recruitment of 30 more astronauts for a US European space shuttle project planned to begin in 1980 with 200 flights. Soviets may join. each flight costs 18 to 21 million dollars. The program uses a reusable shuttle and a European space lab, with first flights slated for 1980 at 130 to 325 miles altitude.
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Paris
United States
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
European Space Agency
John F. Yardley
Yardley
NASA
Office of Space Flights
America
Judge cuts alimony in Chicago divorce case
In Chicago Circuit Court Judge Hyman Feldman halves Marlene Barr's alimony request, ordering $4,850 monthly while noting her lavish wardrobe. Barr, 41, had sought $8,000 monthly amid a divorce from 44-year-old businessman Barr, who earns about $250,000 yearly. He cites mental cruelty as grounds.
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Chicago
Hyman Feldman
Marlene Barr
Feldman
Barr
Schoolgirl Helps FBI Nab Wanted Bank Robber Hero Dawn Stephens
In Orlando Dawn Stephens, 9, told teachers she aided FBI agents in catching fugitive Robert Valeri, a convicted bank robber and murderer. Agents publicly thanked her, presenting a letter and autographed photo. Dawn and her mother alerted the agency after spotting Valeri on a wanted poster, leading to his capture in a Williamsburg motel.
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Orlando, Fla
FBI
Orlando
Dawn Stephens
Dawn
G- Men
Francis Mullen
Mullen
Robert Valeri
Valeri
Williamsburg, Va
Wild boy of Africa eyed for rehab and study
Boston psychologist Dr Harland Lane plans a Burundi expedition to rehabilitate a reportedly raised by monkeys in the jungle. Lane and Boston University psychiatrist Richard Pillard aim to teach the child human communication hoping he might some day attend Northeastern University. the case echoes the 1799 wild boy of Aveyron.
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Boston
Harland Lane
Burundi
Lane
Northeastern
Richard Pillard
Boston University
Gitega
Johannesburg
Sunday Times
John
United States
Africa
Aveyron
France
Jury clears yachtsman in deaths of two crewmen
A federal jury in Camden found Cyril LaBrecque not guilty of manslaughter and negligence in the sinking of his schooner Sadie and Edgar off Atlantic City on January 8, 1974. Crewmen Bradford Blakely and Paul Sagarino died after clinging to a lifeboat. LaBrecque’s attempt to throw his dog from the lifeboat was central to the case.
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Camden
N.J
Cyril LaBrecque
LaBrecque
Santa Ana
Calif
Bradford Blakely
Paul Sagarino
Wethersfield
Blakely
Sagarino
Sadie
Edgar
Atlantic City
Valentine Bach
Bach
The
Ford signs bill for quicker Reserve callups at Ford event
President Ford announced a law enabling rapid mobilization of National Guard and Reserve units, authorizing up to 50 000 selected reservists for as long as nine days. He warned against relying on a roller coaster defense and stressed modern warfare speed. The measure excludes training or domestic disturbance duties.
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Louisville
Ford
Congress
United States
America
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By Rick Foote
Standard
Matt Dillon
Matt Lane
Madison School
Mike Babcock
Wade Dahood
LaVerne Harris
Milton Datsopoulos
Joseph Goldman
Brenda Steward
Newark Times
Canton
China
Clifford Harbridge
Cinnaminson
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