Dean Testimony May Name Nixon In Watergate Coverup
A Senate source says John W. Dean III will accuse President Nixon of knowing the Watergate coverup. Hearings are delayed until after Brezhnev's visit. Cox studies presidential subpoena power as White House provides meeting logs showing Nixon had one substantive meeting with Dean.
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White House
John W. Dean III
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Jack Anderson
Anderson
Archibald Cox
Senate Committee
Cox
Associated Press
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H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
FBI
L. Patrick Gray III
Senate Judiciary Committee
Gerald L. Warren
Sam J Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
John D. Ehrlichman
Dean's Wife Faces Watergate Fallout Ahead of Testimony
Maureen Kane Dean, wife of John W. Dean III, speaks from Alexandria about the Watergate crisis. She plans to accompany her husband as he testifies to the Senate Watergate committee, while TV crews loom at her doorstep and her private life remains under scrutiny.
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Maureen Kane Dean
John W. Dean III
Senate Watergate Committee
Dean
Nixon
White House
Alexandria
Florida
Watergate Civil Case Seeks Funds For Expenses
The Democratic National Committee, though lawyers donate their services, asks contributors to fund overhead costs for a $3.2 million Watergate civil suit against Nixon's re election committee. Carol Carlyle confirms court reporters stenographers and related expenses are needed. The case stems from the 1972 Watergate break in at the Democratic HQ.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Carol Carlyle
Committee
Joseph Cole
Democratic Committee
SCE&G Rate Hike Delayed
SCE&G confirmed a planned 13 percent residential electric and 22 percent gas rate increase after a 60 day price freeze ends. The delay preserves the current schedule, with no exemption sought, while the PSC has yet to approve the hike and potential refunds carry six percent interest if any part is disallowed.
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Columbia
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co
Sce&g
Textile Wages Rise As Textile Mills Increase Pay
The Associated Press reports Summer pay raises come as a tight labor market affects Carolina textile workers. Greenwood Mills started raises for production workers from July 9 followed by Spar tan Mills Mayfair Mills Alice Manufacturing Clinton Mills and Johnston Mills in North Carolina. Most firms had raised wages earlier in the year.
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Associated Press
Carolina
Greenwood Mills
South Carolina
Spartan Mills
Mayfair Mills
Alice Manufacturing Co
Clinton Mills
Johnston Mills
North Carolina
Indiscreet overcall costs Americans big beat in bridge match
In a Chicago Tribune report on a 1973 Olympiad hand, North overcalled spades against Italy at North-South, East doubled twice, and West led king of spades. The declarer made five tricks for an 800 point loss to the American team while Italy netted 4 points after the other table reached three no trump.
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Italy
North
West
East
South
Declarer
Clyburn Rejoins West's Staff in Columbia
James Clyburn, the first African American on a South Carolina governor's staff, returns to full-time duties with Gov John C West. He previously served part time while attending law school. Edward Francis, 27, resumes duties assisting citizens and seeking aid, and joins the state Democratic Party as assistant to the executive director.
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Columbia
James Clyburn
South Carolina
John C. West
Clyburn
University of South Carolina Law School
Edward Francis
West
Democratic Party
Pannish Pleads Guilty in Marijuana Case
Assistant Professor Theodore Pannish of the University of South Carolina received a four year jail term after pleading guilty in state circuit court to selling marijuana. The 29 year old Peoria native admitted selling four pounds for 760 dollars to an undercover agent in March.
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Theodore
Ted’’ Pannish
University of South Carolina
Peoria, III
Pannish
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