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I . f , . - - . . . . . f The Tar Hael Friday, July 19, 1S74 V7T n o Iclhmae states tEnat NIxoe "3 fT ft Ti 71 T f7 BRUSSELS (UP1) Greece, bowing to pressure from its North Atlantic Treaty Organization partners, Thursday agreed to replace the 650 Greek army officers on Cyprus who led a coup against ousted President Archbishop Makarios, a NATO spokesman said. Deposed President Makarios of Cyprus armed in New York yesterday to ask the United Nations to help reverse the military coup which deposed him on Monday. Presidential envoy Joseph Sisco, U.S. Undersecretary of State for Middle East Affairs, announced after day-long talks with Turkish Premier Bulent Ecevit he was flying immediately to Athens in an effort to avoid war between Greece and Turkey. Turkey massed troops and tanks along its southern coast Thursday. But the threat of a Turkish invasion of Cyprus apparently was mic 0 on WASHINGTON (UPI) The U.S. economy slumped for the second straight quarter between April and June, the Commerce Department reported Thursday, frustrating administration predictions of a healthy comeback from effects of the energy crisis. The 1 .2 per cent drop in economic growth in the past three months followed a 7 per cent decline in the January-March quarter. The figures were at seasonally adjusted annual rates. It was the first time since the 1969-70 recession that the economy, taking into the account the effects of inflation, had failed to grow for six consecutive months. A six-month decline in the Gross National Product (GNP, which measures the total value of all goods and services produced by the economy) is a popular definition of recession and the latest government figures were bound to raise suggestions that President Nixon had failed to live up to his State of the Union promise last January that "there will be no recession in the United States of America." Nixon's top economic adviser, Kenneth Rush, and Chairman Arthur Burns of the Federal Reserve Board were also on record as forecasting a small plus in second quarter f " " ' ' ,.,lmm r. ,. j V n SPECIAL 1 6 01. Chopped Sfeok with baked potato, tatod and texas toast SPECIAL 2 for 1 on any !0;; W c I KM 1 1 A o)V! X If ycu'ro pregnant and scared, we can help. There is an alternative to abortion BIRTHCHOICE Cirthchoice can help you from the moment you think you're pregnant until well after the birth of your child. We're here to give you confidential help. Call us today. 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Witnesses in northern Greece said troops and armor were moving toward the Turkish border. me ui GNP. But a combination of economic ills, including continued heavy inflation, high interest rates and a depressed housing industry, combined to prove their forecasts false. Price boosts due to the energy shortage have been a heavy factor in inflation. There was some second-quarter improvement on the inflation front, however. Prices rose at an 8.8 per cent annual clip, abnormally high by historical standards but still less than the skyrocketing 12.3 per cent first quarter rate. Bell WOF ,4 .4 n infl r term WASHINGTON (UPI) The Communications Workers of America rejected a contract offer from American Telephone and Telegraph Thursday and asked the union's 500,000 members in the Bell System to decide whether they will go on strike in labor's summer of discontent. The CWA's national bargaining committee authorized the strike yote after most of more than 100 contracts in the vast telephone network expired at midnight. AT&T said the contracts were extended -Y r I v, n SPECIAL 2 6 oz. Rib-eye, baked potato, salad, texas toast $1.99 "I I 3 pizza -it :Va7 Contact Lenses Lenses Fitted Duplicated John C. Southern, Optician O Sunglasses O Prescriptions Filled Mon.-FrL 9-5:30 . )PEN Sat. 9-1:00 942-3254 121 East Franklin Chapel Hill V! 31, 1974 kia tin; 1LJU G in TOWN I hslp you save II! ADAM & EVE DISCOUNT PRICE 2.44 2. 03 1.84 2.45 2A5 Franklin & r Columbia St. (over the Zoom) 929-0170 P5'?u!!r Pta!l $3.25 3.25 3.99 2.40 3.15 . 3.15 mopes The alert and troop movements were reported after Turkish Premier Ecevit in London accused Greece of sending arms and men to Cyprus to reinforce the Greek officered Cypriot national guard who overthrew Cyprus President Makarios. The Greek government has said the coup was a domestic affair of an independent and sovereign state and said the Greek army officers in Cyprus were on loan to the Cypriot government and were not controlled by Athens. Nicos Sampson, leader of the new rebel government, told newsmen in Nicosia Thursday the Greek officers were now Cyprus citizens. The rebel government partially lifted curfew restrictions Thursday as jittery National Guard troops kept watch for any opposition to the coup that topped Makarios and took the lives of over 2,000 persons. President Sampson said Thursday his troops were in full control of Cyprus. The 39-year-old leader said he was sending a delegation of lawyers and diplomats to the United Nations to "present the true facts" of the revolution. "We are in full control of the situation from one end of the island to the other," he said. "Life is returning to normal." He branded the Makarios regime as "vicious, tyrannical and oppressive" and paraded alleged former prisoners of the deposed government who bore wounds, allegedly because of torture. A United Nations draft resolution under consideration by Security Council members would, in its original form, "deplore" the coup. The Soviet Union wants to add the words, "resulting from Greek military intervention in the internal affairs of the Republic of Cyprus." to vote on on a two-day-at-a-time basis, but about 1,300 workers walked out and threw up picket lines at Charleston, W.Va., and one local of 250 workers went on strike against Michigan Bell. The president of the Michigan local charged there had been "Mickey Mouse" bargaining by the company and parent union. AT&T said the rejected proposal would have provided average all-benefits increases of 1 1 .6 per cenj, 9.34 per cent and 7.3 per cent in successive years of a three-year contract. 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The statement was part of the evidence the committee published on political spying, which included a suggestion for lie detector tests of 400,000 employs and the fear expressed by one high FBI official that J. Edgar Hoover might try to blackmail the President. Ehrlichman's sworn statement, made last April 26 for possible use in Ehrlichman's trial on charges springing from the burglary, was the first testimony that Nixon had sanctioned the search of Dr. Uewis J. Fielding's office in 1971. Ehrlichman never used the statement in the trial, because the judge had ruled out the use of national security as a defense. Ehrlichman was convicted last week of conspiracy to violate Fielding's civil rights and of two counts of perjury. 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And in oral arguments in the impeachment investigation Thursday afternoon, St. Clair angered many committee members when he concluded President Nixon's impeachment defense by releasing a long-sought transcript which he said disproves that Nixon authorized Watergate hush money. "1 couldn't believe it, I couldn't believe it," said Rep. Barbara Jordan, D-Tex., a a a a a a a a a a Is to: "CP 10 11. 11 genetic and coifld produce uncontrollable situations. The panel asked for a voluntary six-month moratorium so theoretical dangers could be evaluated and discussed at an international meeting planned for next February. New laboratory procedures that permit the linking of the molecules of heredity, called DNA, lie behind . the scientists' concern. Such genetic material from any source can now be caused to multiply inside bacteria in the laboratory. Dr. David Baltimore, professor of microbiology at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a member of the committee, said this technique of constructing hybrid genes holds great promise for medicine. For example, Baltimore said, gene manipulation could generate new ways of making therapeutic hormones such as insulin. He said the technique also might be used to modify bacteria and develop new strains able to turn nitrogen from the air into plant food. But Baltimore told a news conference that two forms of DNA could prove hazardous those types which cause bacteria to resist trial shows testimony The jurors in Reinecke's perjury trial listened patiently for more than two hours as the prosecutors read testimony Reinecke gave to the Senate Judiciary Committee in April, 1972, about a 1971 meeting he had with then Attorney General John N. Mitchell concerning the ITT offer. The reading was interrupted several times by meetings at the bench on requests by the attorneys to delete some portions that might prejudice Reinecke's defense. At one point, U.S. District Judge Barrington Parker ordered a section of the. transcript deleted without waiting for a request from the attorneys. It involved questioning of Reinecke by Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., one of the three Democratic senators who asked him about conflicting versions of the meeting with Mitchell. In his Senate testimony, Reinecke said the' meeting took place in September, 1971, two months after the Justice Department settled an antitrust suit against ITT. The prosecution's perjury case is based on testimony of earlier witnesses that Reinecke previously admitted meeting with Mitchell prior to the ITT settlement. If you qualify, you can sign up for Navy flight training while you're still in college and be assured of the program you want. 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The conversation took place the day after Hunt received a final $75,000. The White House previously refused to surrender a tape of that conversation under subpoena from the committee, claiming it was not relevant. scientists .experiments ii antibiotics, and any type derived from a virus able to multiply in animals. "Although such experiments are likely to facilitate the solution of important theoretical and practical biological problems, they would also result in the creation of noval types of infectious DNA elements whose biological properties cannot be completely predicted in advance," the committee said. ' The scientists expressed concern that molecules might escape accidentally from the laboratory. bills Minis rejected by House votes WASHINGTON (UPI) The House Thursday defeated an attempt by opponents of a strong federal strip mining law to substitute a less restrictive measure, then killed another bill to "outlaw' such 'mining entirely. "" !,sl That left the House with a measure approved by the Interior Committee with almost 200 amendments formally posted for possible consideration. The House first defeated an industry-backed substitute bill of Rep. Craig Hosmer, R-Calif., by a 255 156 vote. Then it quickly turned back the abolition bill, sponsored by Rep. Ken Hechler, D W.Va., by 336-69. Hechler's measure would have phased out all surface mining of coal over a four-year period. Defeat of the Hosmer substitute was a major victory for environmentalists seeking an ironclad bill to end devastation to surface-mined land which has scarred much of Appalachia in the past. The stronger committee bill would require restoration of strip mined coal fields to their "approximate original contour" in most cases. The Hosmer substitute also had such a provision, but included several exceptions to allow coal operators to escape the restriction. The administration has expressed mixed views on the issue. Interior Secretary Rogers C. B. Morton and Federal Energy Administrator John C. Sawhill have called the stronger committee bill unacceptable, while Russell E. Train, head of the Environmental Protection Agency, backed the committee version. 1. - -9 f 'J k. F M iiis" m, - "X
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