Nixon offers one edited transcript to Judiciary on dairy tapes
President Nixon proposes a single edited transcript to the House Judiciary Committee in response to its demand for 66 tapes on dairy industry matters and ITT. Nixon's lawyer says the President has already supplied all needed material for this phase of the impeachment inquiry.
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Washington
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
International Telephone & Tele
Graph Corp
James D. St. Clair
Oil Surplus Seen If Prices Stay High
John H. Lichtblau, executive director of the Petroleum Industry Research Foundation, says high oil prices have cooled demand and could create a world surplus. He noted no shortage in the first nine months of last year and warned the surplus could persist despite current production limits by Saudi Arabia Kuwait and Libya.
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New York
John H. Lichtblau
The
Petroleum Industry Research Foundation, Inc
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Libya
Lichtblau
New York Society of Security Analysts
Occidental reports 620 percent profit rise in 1974
Occidental Petroleum Corp reports after tax income for the first four months of 1974 at 107.62 million dollars, a 620 percent increase from a year earlier. chairman Dr. Armand Hammer commented on criticisms of profits at the stockholders meeting amid soaring oil prices.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Armand Hammer
Occidental
U. S
Royalty Kidnapper Pleads Guilty in Princess Anne Attempt
Ian Ball, 26, a former mental patient and unemployed drifter, admitted trying to abduct Princess Anne. Lord Chief Justice Lord Widgery ordered indefinite confinement in a mental hospital after considering but rejecting a life sentence due to medical evidence of Ball’s illness. He also pleaded guilty to four related charges for the incident two months ago.
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London
Ian Ball
Princess Anne
Lord Widgery
England
Ball
Thailand Premier Steps Down
Bangkok Premier Sanya Thammasak resigns from the civilian government citing loss of public confidence in some cabinet members. He says no pressure from the military or the National Assembly influenced his decision.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Sanya Thammasak
Cabi
Net
National Assembly
Ford calls free press safeguard of liberty at former Congressmen session
Vice President Gerald R Ford told former members of Congress that every lawmaker has faced media criticism but a strong free press remains a safeguard of individual liberty and a product of the American revolution. He emphasized the press's role despite occasional unjust attacks.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Congress
Ford
Lawyers Guild seeks voiding of 1972 election
The National Lawyers Guild files a 207 page federal suit in Washington asking a court to set aside the 1972 presidential election as fraudulent and to remove President Nixon and Vice President Ford. It cites numerous criminal and unlawful acts linked to Nixon's re election campaign.
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Washington
Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
U.S. District Court
National Lawyers Guild
Eisenhowers to Move to City Duplex Near Watergate
Julie and David Eisenhower will move from a Bethesda Maryland rental to a two bedroom apartment at Columbia Plaza near the Watergate complex. The house was sold by C G Rebozo, longtime Nixon associate and former landlord. The White House announced plans for the relocation next month at a rent of four hundred dollars per month.
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Washington
Julie
David Eisenhower
Nixon
C. G
Bebe’ Rebozo
Bethesda
White House
Columbia Plaza
Watergate Apartments
Aiken Optimist dinner honors Louis Alvanos at Heart of Aiken Motel
Louis Alvanos owner of Alvanos Restaurant on Laurens Street was teased during a dinner with the Aiken Optimist Club at the Heart of Aiken Motel. He was honored as civilian contributing most to law enforcement amid talk of recent vandalism at a local school.
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Louis Alvanos
Alvanos
Laurens Street
Aiken Optimist Club
Heart of Aiken
Louis
Record General Session counts nolle press in Aiken case docket
An apparent record number of cases on the May General Session Court docket were nolle pressed during the two week term. The court disposed of 125 cases by trial or plea, 64 nolle pressed, and nine placed on the contingent docket for the next term. The State Attorney General's office said 60 nolle press is not unusual for a docket of about 200 cases. Two murder indictments were among the nolle pressed by the Aiken County Solicitor Lavaun Fox tied to Petticoat Junction deaths. The Petticoat Junction case involved a shooting reported Nov. 16, 1973.
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Nolle
State Attorney General's Office
Attorney General
Nole
Aiken County
Lavaun Fox
Aiken County Grand Jry
Bernice Williams
Jeff Harrison
Petticoat Junction
James Williams
Robert Lee Williams
Substantial Agreement Reached On Truce Line
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said substantial agreement was reached on a disengagement line to separate Israeli and Syrian forces on the Golan Heights but a full accord remains unlikely before his weekend departure. He cited complex clauses and said further talks with Israeli and Syrian leaders would continue between Jerusalem and Damascus.
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Associated Press
Henry A. Kissinger
Golan Heights
Middle East
Rusalem
Damascus
Kissinger
Israel
Syria
Shimon Peres
Washington
Jerusalem
Hafez Assad
District Primaries Assured In House Races
Filing ended at noon confirming primaries in districts 82 84 and 86 with three Democrats contesting 82 two in 84 and three in 86. Incumbents Cain Rudnick and Collins set for general elections in districts 85 and 83 with GOP candidates joining. Primaries tentatively set for July 16 pending DOJ reapportionment approval.
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Carroll Allen
House of Representative
Edgefield County
Aiken County
Horse Creek Valley
Beech Island
Wagener-New Ellenton
Aiken
Irene K Rudnick
C. Marshall Cain
Cecil L. Collins
North Augusta
U.S. Justice Department
Thomas A. Mims
George L. Brighthorp
William A. Reel Jr
North Augusta - Belvedere
Cecil Collins
George B. Snelling
Marion D. McGowan
Barbara F. Gunter
Robert M. Bell
James H. Goodman
Aiken Area
C. Marshal Cain
Irene K. Rudnick
Odds Rising for More Rain Forecast
The weather bureau projects a 40 percent chance of rain today and 50 percent tonight and Thursday. The forecast sounds like a racing sheet, reflecting a shift from simple rain alerts to probabilistic odds.
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Weather Bureau
Aiken City Sues over Laurens Street Bridge Failure
City of Aiken files a declaratory judgment suit to force action on the collapsed Laurens Street bridge. Papers served on Southern Railway Company via agent B C Love and on M L Me Lee Company via Bob Chavey. Defendants have 20 days to answer. default may lead to judgment. The city seeks the 1898 contract between the South Carolina and Georgia Railroad and the city, with secondary evidence if needed.
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Aiken County
Sheriff's Department
Southern Railway Company
M. L. McGee Construction Company
City of
Aiken
Henry Busbee
Laurens Street
Busbee
B. C. Love
Bob Chavey
M_ L. Me. Lee Company
South Carolina and Georgia Railroad
Fire Damaged St Angela School Reopens Plans Fall Return
St Angela Catholic High School in Aiken operates from First Baptist Church since a March fire. Principal Sister Alice Joseph says restoration costs run about 80 000 dollars with Bagnall Builders handling work. Construction continues as students attend classes together, aiming to return by August 1 while praising student resilience.
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First Baptist Church
Aiken
Alice Joseph
St. Angela
First Baptist
ST Angela, Page
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Movement For Economic Justice
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