Paperworkers Strike Hits Canadian Newsprint Supply
About 1,000 members of the United Paperworkers International Union struck the Iroquois Falls division of Abitibi Paper Co in Ontario after contract talks broke down in Toronto. The walkout worsens newsprint shortages for American papers as other divisions may strike next. Abitibi mills had been idle due to a national rail shutdown affecting transport of newsprint.
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Roquois Falls, Ont
United Paperworkers _ International Union
Iroquois Falls
Abitibi Paper Co
Toronto
S. Abitibi
National Rail
Ontario
Nixon Tapes Fight Reaches Federal Appeals Court
The Nixon administration asks the U S Circuit Court to block Judge Sirica from ordering access to Watergate tapes as evidence for the grand jury. A hearing is set for Tuesday after a Monday deadline for replies.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
U.S
Circuit Court
John J. Sirica
Watergate Grand Jury
Sirica
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Ments
Senate Watergate Committee
Cox
Senate Committee
Senate
Grand Jury
Powers Of President At Stake In Trial
Former White House aide Ehrlichman is named in sealed indictments over the 1971 burglary of Daniel Elisberg’s psychiatrist. His team argues the act was within the president’s power to protect national security, citing a 1972 Supreme Court ruling. opponents note the court postponed rulings on foreign security cases. The issue hinges on presidential authority versus judicial oversight in intelligence matters.
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Washington
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
California
Daniel Elisberg
Ehrlichman
Senate Watergate Committee
John J. Wilson
Supreme Court
High Court
U.S
John H. Pratt
Jewish Defense League
League
United States
Pratt
Elisberg
Pentagon
Wilson
Watergate Committee
Beverly Hills
Lewis Fielding
Krogh Regrets Break In Yet Calls It Lawful Action
Egil Krogh Jr. expresses regret over the 1971 break in to obtain Daniel Ellsberg psychiatric records but says the covert operation was authorized and necessary for national security. He pleads innocent in Los Angeles Superior Court to burglary conspiracy and solicitation charges tied to the Beverly Hills Fielding office break-in.
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Los Angeles
Egil Krogh Jr
White House
Daniel Elisberg
Krogh
Elisberg
Goren on Bridge by Charles H Goren
The article explains a bridge problem where South opens 1NT and North passes. Declarer tests diamonds, ends up discarding clubs, and uses a heart exit to force West into giving up three heart tricks while preserving tenace positions. The line yields the nine tricks needed for game.
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Declarer
South
North
West
Volunteer Service Needs Workers in Aiken FISH Chapter
The Aiken chapter of FISH reports aiding over 600 cases since last November. Volunteers are sought for roles from telephone answering to transportation and caregiving. calls are kept confidential. An annual meeting is slated for Sept. 25 at 7 30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church.
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Aiken
FISH
First Presbyterian Church
England
Prison Employees Barred From Political Activity
Richland County Administrator Robert G. Mauney issued new rules banning prison camp employees from private property work without approval by Maine or county public works directors. The regulations prohibit prisoners and staff from taking orders from county councilmen or engaging in partisan politics.
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Columbia
Richland County
Robert G. Mauney
Maine
High Priority Mideast Talks Delayed By Planning Gaps
President Nixon underscored the goal of a Mideast settlement but aides say action will wait two to three months due to no solid plan to start talks between Israel and Arab states. Disagreements over preconditions and doubts about U.S. influence slow momentum while oil concerns are cited as heightening urgency.
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Washington
Nixon
Mideast
Israel
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Goren
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The
Chicago Tribune
AQES
Pusser
Joe Don Daker
Ralph Colalucci
Whiskey Rd
Aiken Electric Co-op
Bill Jordan
Rt. 1
Aiken, D.C
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APS Stables
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