Charleston Gazette (Newspaper) - April 25, 1973, Charleston, West Virginia The Charleston Gazette April 25 1973 From NATIONAL HOM U.S Of 60 70 FORECAST Show High Ei For Wednesday Precipitation Not Consult Local Rain is forecast for much of the ern half of the tion today with showers also pre- for parts of the Great Plains states Cold tures are forecast in New England and parts of the Great Plains with warm air in the Southwest and Southeast AP Wirephoto The Weather HERE AND ELSEWHERE Wednesday April 35 1973 Sunrise Sunset FORECAST Zones Cloudy with a chance of rain and possible thundershowers Highs in the mid to upper 50s Occasional rain likely and possible thundershowers si night Lows in the low to mid Zones Cloudy with rain likely possible thundershowers Highs in the mid to upper 60s Occasional rain likely and possible thundershowers at night in the middle Zones Rain likely and possible Highs in the upper 50s Vital Town In Cambodia I SAIGON North that antigovernment forces in bodia have captured the cial capital of Takeo an tant city south of Phnom Penh Radio Hanoi made the claim in a c a s t monitored in Tokyo It quoted the information outlet of the deposed Cambodian ruler Prince Norodom Sihanouk who h a s at least nominal control over some of the forces fighting the Cambodian government of President Lon Nol From Page I Proof Sabin and Dr John B ney the cancer ference before Sabin's lecture to the academy Viral oncology is the area of research dealing with cancer viruses Moloney said Sabin's studies open up a new area of research on the role of viruses in human cancer He said other efforts of the institute will be coordinated with the research at the center at Fort Detrick to come to an understanding as quickly as to low 60s Occasional rain likely and sible thundershowers at night Lows in the middle 40s Zone Becoming cloudy with a chance of rain Highs in the mid 60s Occasional rain likely and possible thundershowers at night Lows in the mid to upper WEST with a chance of rain and possible thundershowers Highs in the mid 50s and mid 60s Rain likely and possible thundershowers at night Lows in the 40s VIRGINIA with rain likely Highs in the mid 60s and low 70s Rain at night with lows in the upper 40s and lower 50s WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA ing cloudiness with a chance of rain by afternoon Highs in the 50s Cloudy and cool with a chance of occasional rain Lows in the upper 30s and ers likely in the 60s Showers and thundershowers likely at night Lows In the mid to upper 40s with 8 chance of ers Highs in the upper 50s and low 60s Chance of showers at night Lows at night in the 40s and 50s TUESDAY'S HUMIDITIES 5 ll 52 5 TUESDAY'S WIND Highest 13 mph from NW at 3 p.m TEMPERATURES Tuesday's 74 Tuesday's low 50 Record high for April 24 was 94 set in 1925 Record low for April 24 was 29 set in PRECIPITATION 24-hour precipitation as of 0 Total for the month of April will be held June 5 The report from possible of the absolute role of Khmer Information as relayed by Hanoi said the provincial ty fell last Thursday and that with the exception of a few stragglers the entire ment garrison was eliminated The government in Phnom Penh said Tuesday the garrison had repulsed many attacks by the enemy and inflicted rious losses on the attackers It made no mention of losing the city AMERICAN BOMBERS dropped tons of explosives again in Cambodia i n g their attacks on enemy troop positions 11 to 20 miles southeast of Phnom Penh along Highway 30 and around Takeo The loss of Takeo about 40 miles south of Phnom Penh the capital would represent yet another loss for the beleaguered Lon Nol government Enemy forces are to control about two-thirds of his war-torn Indochinese country The government in Phnom Penh calls Vietnamese the enemy forces Communists Re- these viruses in human cers Bnt Moloney did not go so far as to say a fect link has been proved Such proof has been a major objective of scientists in- in cancer research for more than a decade There bave been repeated cases in which the proof seemed to be almost at hand but it has never heretofore been clinched The viruses studied by Sabin Barker Wins Primary Vote CHAPMANVILLE manville voters moved a step closer Tuesday to putting their I j first woman on city council and tagged Fletcher R Shag ker as the Democratic choice for mayor in the town's prima ry election Barker who is football coach at Chapmanville High was op- posed by Paul Christian k e r running for his fourth term polled 147 votes to 91 I Mrs Joey Vance received 143 votes in her bid for council She was one of five Democrats picked to fill council seats Joey Ellison ran unopposed for to his city der post getting 170 votes George Ball aid with 131 votes David Chapman with 142 and Claude Workman with 173 votes and Ona Mullins with 169 votes were the other ic nominees for council Bud Chapman received 129 votes for council No Republican were on the primary election ballot The town's general election From Page 1 Wiretap Information Sent to White House These same sources also pre- I answered all the questions and his coworkers have dieted that a further announce ment on Watergate would be made by the President himsel from Washington within the next few days i WARREN ALSO DENIED any involvement by Nixon in reported offers of executive clemency for defendants in the break-in at the Democratic tional Committee offices at the ports from some U.S sources indicate the Vietnamese diers in Cambodia support the rebels in a limited way and much of the actual fighting is done by Cambodian members of various antigovernment groups with strong backing from Hanoi trying to unseat the one-man rule of Lou Nol Court Hears Bonn Brown License Case The Associated Press Two fellow attorneys on Bonn Brown's behalf in the state Supreme Court Tuesday that he should be permitted to continue practicing law during appeal of his conviction of ing in bribery of a juror The Elkins lawyer was present in the courtroom but did not take part in the ar- Representing him were attorneys John E Busch of Elkins and James L Rider of Washington Appearing for the Legal ics Committee of the West ginia Stale Bar which brought the license case before the high court was the committee vice chairman Edmund C Stone Jr of Bluefield In federal court in ville Va last September Brown was convicted of aiding in bribery of the jury foreman in a 1968 federal court trial here of five defendants charged with taking part in a bribery conspiracy involving state con- tracts Brown is appealing the juror among the prime suspects in connection with some forms of human cancer These are es called herpes simplex Two types are found extremely widely in humans Type 1 is the cause of common fever blisters in the area of the mouth Type 2 causes infections in the male and female genital areas The studies reported by Sabin linked herpes Type 1 virus with cancers of the human lip mouth and throat Herpes Type 2 was linked with cancers of the cervix and vulva in women and with prostate in men and bladder kidney and in both sexes Nasopharynx includes passages of the nose and throat The President has not made such an offer nor have there been any discussions with the President about executive Warren said The reaction came to tions raised by grand jury mony allegedly made by con- Watergate conspirator James W McCord that he was offered money and executive clemency to remain silent McCord reportedly testified that the idea was for the de- fendants to keep silent and haps go to jail with the under- standing that they would get a presidential reprieve later In other developments lichman and former campaign chief Clark MacGregor WHILE MOST people who greed Tuesday over whether an internal investigation was dered in the campaign last August when the Wa- tergate affair was unfolding I proposed not only to the campaign manager but to the while campaign planning group that the time was right to make the fullest disclosure about Wa- Ehrlichman was ed as saying MacGregor replied that at no time during the months of liver August 1972 did any Nixon ad- i request MacGregor to conduct any Wa- tergate investigation The differing accounts ed another example of the growing plots developing among top administration officials in connection with the Watergate case these infections do not get cer as the suggested there appear to be certain circumstances and haps certain characteristics of some persons that allow the cers to arise These ances and characteristics are unknown he said Sabin said his experiments showed no links between these and 20 other of human cancers stomach and such types as ministration official bribery conviction to the U.S 4th Circuit Court of Appeals Ex-Gov W W Barron was acquitted in the 1968 trial but Brown and three other ants were convicted Appeals of those convictions are still in progress Barron subsequently pleaded guilty to bribery of the 1968 trial jury foreman as did the foreman and both are now serving federal prison State Bar call for an- of a lawyer's license to practice upon conviction of a crime involving moral tude Ohio Man Hurt In City Wreck Jerry E Duffy 27 of land Ohio Charleston was admitted to General Hospital Tuesday following an auto at Patrick Street and Komp Avenue Duffy's wife Jo Ann 29 was treated at the and released same hospital acute leukemia and Hodgkin's disease He said the research has in techniques not ly used in the study of human cancer but that it rests on a foundation of at least a decade of work in laboratories out the world Most of this work has involved cancer viruses in animals Eight Dead In Collision Of 2 Copters FT HOOD Tex AP Eight persons died and five were injured Tuesday when two military helicopters collided in flight over this sprawling Army base a spokesman said Seven men died at the site of the crash and an eighth died several hours later the Army said Defense Secretary Elliot Ri- chardson was at the base at the time of the crash which curred during a military cise called Operation Gallant Hand 73 The two helicopters a K i o w a and a Huey collided and then plunged into an area near Anderson Mountain west of t h e main base The Hucy is a troop carrier with a maximum capacity of 13 men The Kiowa an observation aircraft carries a maximum crew of four Cause of the collision was under investigation The area was under a tornado watch at the time and turbulent weather including heavy rains was ting the vicinity The injured were rushed to Darnall Army Hospital on the base Ft Hood officials said the names of the dead and injured probably would not be made public until Wednesday fully frankly and Mitchell said after the grand jury session in the United States Court House at Foley Square in Manhattan When newsmen asked if he had ever met Vesco to discuss the financier's problems with him Mitchell replied No I never did Mitchell said that he had fied voluntarily without a sub- poena that he had testified to the grand jury in New York pre- and that he did not ex to be called back for more testimony And finally Sen Lowell P Weicker Jr a ber of the select a 1 committee Investigating the Watergate case said Tuesday that there is no ence that President Nixon knew in of the Wa- tergate bugging incident or of an attempt to cover up White House connections with the incident Weicker said Nothing in the course of my investigation to date has led to the President He said he did not rule out the President's possible ment and said it was perfectly proper for some to speculate hat Nixon did know about it I dare to speculate that he didn't about Weicker said Fire Destroys Home in City Charleston firemen said day the home of Mrs Sarah ribson of Leon Street was de strayed by fire Firemen said they received he call at p.m Tuesday and added the house was en- gulfed by flames when they ar- rived on the scene The contents of the house vere insured and total aged was estimated at The cause of blaze hasn't And in New York former At- been determined ty Gen John N Mitchell fied before a federal grand jury Tuesday apparently about a cash contribution from Robert L Vesco to President Nixon's 1972 election campaign Mitchell declined to tell men about the subject of his testimony but the grand jury is believed to be scrutinizing the cash contribution to determine if it was an attempt to influence a federal investigation of Vesco a New Jersey financier accused of looting mutual funds The plus an additional contribution was later returned to Vesco by re- election committee Police in Nitro Probing Theft Nitro police are continuing their investigation into the theft of a stereo two tape players The Charleston Gazette Entered os second class matter at the Post Office at Charleston W Va under the act of March Established 1873 Independent Democratic newspaper published daily except Sunday by The Daily Gazette Company at 1001 Virginia St E Charleston W Va 25301 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily with Sunday By Carrier and Motor Route One Year 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