Nixon Holds Surprise Oval Office Talk With Fahmy
President Nixon met Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy in the Oval Office amid ongoing fighting on Mt. Hermon and the Golan Heights. Fahmy flew in from New York where he attended UN sessions and he has been a key contact for Henry Kissinger in seeking Middle East peace.
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Washington
Nixon
Ismail Fahmy
Mt. Hermon
Golan Heights
Middle East
Fahmy
New York
United Nations
Fice
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Kissinger
State Department
U.N
Rodino warns full compliance needed for impeachment inquiry
Rep. Peter W. Rodino said the House impeachment inquiry could consider noncompliance with the subpoenas for tapes of 42 conversations as possible grounds for impeachment. Speaking on NBC’s Today Show he urged White House cooperation to address the public question.
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Washington
Peter W. Rodino
D-N.j
Rodino
Arm strong says bombing act of love and conscience
Antiw ar activist Karleton Armstrong testifies that his 1970 University of Wisconsin blast was an act of conscience and love of life. One person died and three were injured in the explosion as he faces federal sentencing. He says he bears sole responsibility for the bombing.
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Madison, Wis
Karleton L. Armstrong
University of Wisconsin
Armstrong
Kent State Ruling Describes Narrow Immunity as Historic
Dean Kahler calls the Supreme Court decision historic clarifying that state officials and National Guardsmen have qualified not absolute immunity in damages from the Kent State shootings of May 4 1970 Nine students were wounded and four killed during a campus antiwar protest. the court will decide immunity scope in future lawsuits.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Dean Kahler
Supreme Court
Ohio
Kent State University
Kahler
National Guard
Kent
High Court
Kent State
Sawhill Vows Conservation Focus For Energy Office
John C. Sawhill named Wednesday to lead the Federal Energy Office says the 12 to 18 month priority is energy conservation. He promises a plan to the President by November 1 to make the nation self sufficient in energy though he cautions substantial oil and gas production gains will take years.
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Washington (Ap
John C. Sawhill
Federal Energy Office
Sawhill
U.S
One Family Four Sets Of Twins In Richmond
In Richmond Virginia the Morris family welcomes their fourth consecutive set of twins Alethea Kish Morris and Theresa Danielee Morris born minutes apart at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital Each weighed 4 pounds 13 ounces The hospital cites odds of four twin births in one mother at about 1 in 65 610 000.
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Richmond
Howard Morris
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Alethea Kish Morris
Theresa Danielee Morris
Market Levels Off After Rise
The market paused after two sessions of gains as the Dow slipped fractionally while gains and losses balanced on the New York Stock Exchange. The rally was linked to hopes that short term interest rates would taper off, with American Telephone leading early volume on the Big Board at 49 percent.
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New York
S Exchange
American Telephone
Aiken Jaycees Elect New Officers This Week
John D. Surles is named president of the Aiken Jaycees with Rev Ernie Bowen Henry Salley and Richard Freeman elected to vice presidential posts. Aiken Garden Club Council plant sale tomorrow from 8 30 a m to 1 p m features plants white elephant goods and baked and canned items to support the Doll House restoration at Hopeland Gardens.
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John D. Surles
Aiken
Aiken Jaycees
Ernie Bowen
Henry Salley
Richard Freeman
Aiken Garden Club Council
Hopeland Gardens
Pennington says no contact from HCA on new county hospital plans
At the Aiken County Hospital Board meeting conflict arose over who should contact whom. Commissioner Ralph F. Cullinan pressed if the Functional Planning Committee had met to advise HCA on its proposed new hospital, while Dr. Don L. Pennington noted no input since the committee’s formation last July.
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Aiken County Hospital Board of Trustees
Aiken County
Ralph F. Cullinan
Israeli Air Strikes Amid Mount Hermon Clash Injures 13
Israeli planes struck Syrian positions on Mt Hermon amid cross border fire as 13 people are wounded in Pardes Katz by a sudden accident in Tel Aviv suburb. Egypt hinted it may join if the Golan situation worsens, while Syrian shells and clashes continue along the Hermon front.
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Associated Press
Mt. Hermon
Egypt
Tel Aviv
Israel
Hermon
Damascus
Cairo
Ahmed Ismail
Golan Heights
Ismail
Syria
Arne
Martintown Road Gets New Lights
NORTH AUGUSTA city replaces eight 8 inch traffic signals with eight 12 inch fully actuated lights at Georgia Avenue and Martintown Road to improve safety. Public Safety Director Walter Newman and Mayor Raymond L. Walters expect fewer accidents though amber is removed requiring a full stop in all four lanes. Lights cost city nothing. state highway aid requested for Georgia Avenue and Five Knotch Road.
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North Augusta
Georgia Avenue
Martintown Road
Walter Newman
Raymond L. Walters
Walters
Newman
Five Knotch Road
State Highway Department
Derrick Urges Interest In Democratic Government
Butler C. Derrick, a Democratic candidate for the third district, told a regional Jaycee meeting in Edgefield that citizens should take greater interest in democratic government amid political upheaval. He urged accountability for those unhappy with the 1972 presidential choices.
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Derrick
Butler C. Derrick
D-Edgefield
Nippy Morns Bring Warm Clear Days Ahead
Nippy mornings and warm, clear days continue in this area for the next few days. Today reaches about 75 degrees with a mid 40s low, and tomorrow about 80 with similar mild nights. Weekend lows in the 50s and highs near 80 as Monday climbs.
Two Aiken Girls Charged In Shoplifting Case
Two girls from Aiken aged 12 and 13 were arrested by the Aiken Police for petty larceny in connection with the theft of clothing from Mangel's Women's and Children's Apparel at 118 Laurens Street yesterday.
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Aiken
Mangel’s Women's
Laurens Street
Sailor Charged In Beach Deaths At Folly Beach
A 31 year old Navy sailor Richard Valenti was charged with three counts of murder and six counts of assault in connection with the deaths of three girls Alexis Latimer Sherri Clark and Mary Bunch found buried near Folly Beach South Carolina. He led police to the graves after questioning and had prior assault charges involving a 16 year old girl in September.
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Folly Beach
Richard Raymond Valenti
Charleston
D.L. Sanders
Mary Earline Bunch
Julian M. Bunch
Charleston County
Paul F. Hartline
Valenti
D.M. Boggs
Boston
New York
U.S.S. Palermo
Miss Bunch
Summerville
S.C
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