CIA considers ending press based spy duties with freelancers
The CIA weighs stopping use of freelance journalists as agents abroad following a House intelligence committee report. Mitchell Rogovin said the review targets stringers and press ties, signaling a potential severance between the CIA and the U.S. news media.
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Washington
CIA
U.S
Mitchell Rogovin
George Bush
Rogovin
House Intelligence Committee
Dust storms sweep Kansas plains near Hutchinson
A prairie farm near Hutchinson Kansas faced zero visibility as dust storms roared through the Plains reminiscent of the 1930s Dust Bowl. Traffic crashes were reported across affected stretches and residents prepared for worsening conditions.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Federal judges sue for pay boost against inflation
Forty four federal judges file suit in the Court of Claims claiming a 34.5 percent loss in purchasing power from March 15, 1969, to Oct 1, 1975. The action names the United States as defendant and argues lifetime pay must not be diminished. Judge Oliver J. Carter is among the plaintiffs.
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United States
Appeals Court
Tulsa
Hargis
Craig Blackstock
Thomas Lambros
Cleveland
Court of Claims
Supreme Court
Time reveals Hargis admitted sexual relations with students
Time magazine reports Billy James Hargis admitted illicit sexual relations with four male students and one female student, dating to 1974. He severed ties with his organizations after the disclosures and defended himself citing scripture.
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New York
Billy James Hargis
Time Magazine
Hargis
Crusade For Christian Morality
American Christian College
Tulsa
Okla
Noebel
Ozarks
Teenage Girls Smoking Rate Surges In U S
New York AP report by the American Cancer Society warns a half million more teen girls smoke now than in 1969, calling it an urgent public health crisis. Smoking among women aged 18 to 34 rose from 9 percent to 25 percent over the past decade.
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New York
American Cancer Society
Marijuana shows promise in cancer treatment but dependency risk noted
Washington report says marijuana offers unusual promise for cancer patients yet may cause physical dependence in long term users. Dr. Robert DuPont cautions the report does not grant a clean bill of health nor fully align with public fears or irrational debate.
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Washington
UPL
Robert DuPont
National Institute On Drug Abuse
ABA eyes plan to resolve press free trial clash
At its midyear meeting the American Bar Association will study a proposed court procedure for balancing freedom of the press with the right to a fair trial. The group will also consider a resolution to decriminalize prostitution.
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Philadelphia
UPS
American Bar Association
Kissinger analyzes standoff in nuclear era
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger says the U.S. Soviet nuclear standoff increases the chance of smaller confrontations as nonaligned nations question the reliability of American commitments.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Hearst testimony called lies by Harrises in trial
Patricia Hearst described abuse during captivity. William and Emily Harris call her testimony absurd and say she was never harmed or assaulted. They state she had freedom to leave and could have returned home anytime. The remarks were made in a taped deposition during pretrial proceedings in Los Angeles.
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SLA
Miss Hearst
Harris
Harrises
Los Angeles
Bentsen withdraws from presidential race
Sen Lloyd Bentsen of Texas ends his bid for the presidency and will focus on serving Texas in the Senate. He will not campaign outside Texas and aims to unite the Texas delegation for the Democratic convention in New York City.
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Austin, Tex
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Senate
New York City
Publication rates listed for Tucson newspaper delivery
A notice provides home delivery and mail rate options for Metropolitan Tucson and outside areas, detailing weekly, monthly, and yearly charges for carrier, auto route, and mail subscriptions. Rates vary by region and include international zones.
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AP News
United Press International
Tucson
Arizona
Canada
Mexico
Rizona
Citizen Publishing Company
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