Ford to release Rockefeller report on CIA withholds assassinations
President Ford plans to publish the Rockefeller commission findings on CIA actions while withholding its conclusions on alleged assassination plots. White House and administration sources say he will also send evidence to the Senate Intelligence Committee for a formal review chaired by Frank Church. Nedzi defends remaining as House Intelligence chair amid calls for his ouster.
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Rockefeller Commission
CIA
White House
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Commission
Senate Select Committee On
United States
Nedzi
House Committee
Carl Albert
No break in statewide doctor slowdown in New York
The non emergency medical services slowdown by doctors protesting the malpractice insurance law enters a second week with little public health impact but looming hospital financial crises. Leaders met in New York City to press for new proposals for Gov. Carey, who plans a nine member study panel.
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N_Y. Times News Service
New York
New York City
Hugh L. Carey
Negotiation urged to solve malpractice controversy
Dr. Stanley S. Peterson, president of the American Federation of Physicians and Dentists, said direct negotiations among patients, doctors, insurers, and lawyers are the solution to the nationwide malpractice crisis. He urged state chapters to seek talks and opposed federal intervention while endorsing state panel recommendations.
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UPI
Stanley S. Peterson
American Federation of Physicians and Dentists
Peterson
Springfield
Federation
Governors urge Ford to delay rail abandonments nationwide
Eleven governors appealed to President Ford on Saturday to slow the abandonment of up to 6000 miles of railroad lines east of the Mississippi and to back a $12 billion program to overhaul the rail system. Ford listened 90 minutes but gave no commitment as Transportation Secretary Coleman signaled limited support for large subsidies ahead of the U.S. Railway Association board meeting on June 6.
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UPI
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Coleman
USRA
White House
Michigan
William Milliken
New Orleans
Milliken
Ella Grasso
Connecticut
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Brendan Burne
New Jersey
Mississippi
Prison escape drill ends with inmate recaptured nearby
An armed assault forced a helicopter to land inside Southern Michigan Prison to pick up inmate Dale R. Remling. Richard Jackson, the pilot, was unharmed. Remling was later found in a bar about 15 miles from the prison on Saturday, as authorities pursued the daring incident.
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Jurors Deadlock in SLA Trial Over Marcus Foster Slaying
In Sacramento two jurors delay a verdict in the SLA members Russell Little and Joseph Remiro case. Foreman William C. Sprague reported a 10-2 vote amid a ninth day of deliberations. The panel must decide on the Nov 6 1973 killing of Marcus Foster and the deputy’s shooting.
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UPI
William C. Sprague
Russell Little
Joseph Remiro
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Elvin Sheehy
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Little
Remiro
Foster
Oakland
Robert W. Blackburn
Freight crash kills one in Ohio derailment
In Salem Ohio a collision of three Penn Central freight trains left one fireman dead and five others injured. Forty one cars and seven locomotives derailed, with damages estimated near one million dollars. The dead firefighter was Richard Radzevich age 29 from Braddock Pennsylvania.
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UPI
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Richard Radzevich
Braddock
William Murphy
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Murphy
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