U S Cuba reach agreement to curb aircraft hijackings
The United States and Cuba announced a joint crackdown on aircraft hijackings with Cuba promising strong penalties on conviction and no extradition of hijackers if assurances of penalties are provided. Talks occurred via Swiss mediators after Nixon discussed the accord with Rogers.
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Ford Fined 7 Million Over 1973 Emission Tests
Ford Motor Co. was fined 7 million dollars for violating the Clean Air Act in emission tests of 1973 model cars. Ford paid two 3.5 million checks after pleading no contest to criminal counts and settling a civil suit. The violations involved unscheduled maintenance and falsified reports to the EPA during tests in spring 1972, delaying 1973 model introductions and risking layoffs.
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Auditors fault Nixon and McGovern campaigns for late donations
Congressional auditors say Nixon campaign finance committee failed to report at least 1.45 million in late pre election contributions and McGovern primary committee did not file prompt reports on about 183000 in similar donations. GAO will not refer violations to the Justice Department now, citing insufficiently explicit reporting rules.
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White House security chief ousted after rift with aide
Washington sources say Rob ert H Taylor was removed as head of the White House Secret Service detail amid friction with Presidential Assistant H R Haldeman. Taylor, 46, was reassigned Feb 9 to a supervisor post in Clint Hill’s protective services office and replaced by Richard Kaiser.
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Middletown Newspaper Rates And Publish Details
The edition notes Vol 17 No 71q dated February 14 1973 published daily Monday through Saturday by Orange County Publications Middletown New York. It lists home delivery 90 cents per week and newsstand prices with 5 cents for daily copy and 20 cents for Sunday Record, with second class postage paid at Middletown.
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Greece crises draft agitators face loss of deferments
Greek students at Athens Polytechnic face imminent loss of draft deferments under a new government decree aimed at curb unrest following a two week strike. The law would compel agitators to abandon studies and report for military service as the draft remains compulsory for Greek males at 21 with deferments until graduation.
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NYT
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Hardship criteria widen for free school meals
The Agriculture Department proposed new standards for the lunch and breakfast programs to include children from families in hardship. Local officials would be allowed to exclude high medical expenses shelter costs above 30 percent of income special education costs and disaster losses when judging eligibility. The move expands access to free or reduced-price meals under a liberalized law enacted last September.
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Prime rate rollback declared by First Pennsylvania
First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co. will cut its prime business loan rate to 6 percent from 6.44 percent. Chairman John R. Bunting cited changes in the international financial scene and a aim for a more normal proportion of prime loans in the bank's portfolio as the reasons for the rollback after resisting a prior quarter-point increase.
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