Nixon accepts responsibility as Watergate crisis shakes White House
President Nixon in a somber Oval Office address takes final responsibility for Watergate. He fires John W. Dean II and Haldeman and Ehrlichman, names Elliot Richardson as new attorney general, and orders a broad inquiry into illegal wiretapping and abuses. Nixon vows reforms and asks for the nation’s prayers.
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UAW Eyes Strike at Delco-Remy Plants Wednesday
UAW Local 662 plans a 10 a.m. Wednesday strike at Delco Remy Division plants if grievances remain unresolved. Union leaders and company negotiators met over the weekend and Monday as talks continue to avert a walkout. Local 662, with about 14,000 members, has prepared strike logistics including 280 picket captains and a strike kitchen.
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Frankton Schools Reopen After Health Board Approval
Frankton students returned to classes Monday as the Indiana State Board of Health approved using an old well to ease the town’s water shortage. Schools had been closed last week due to critical supply lapses on Tuesday and Wednesday. City officials discuss restoring the two-well capacity and addressing corrosion blamed for the reduced output. Acidization plans to remove mineral deposits were mentioned as a treatment.
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Bandits Rob Pizza Hut in Broad Daylight Heist
Four armed men wearing stocking masks robbed Pizza Hut at 2424 Nichol Ave near closing time, escaping on foot with undisclosed cash. No clues found by late evening. Also noted: juvenile arrests and marijuana possession charges in nearby areas. two Alexandria residents charged after traffic stop revealed drugs.
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Watergate fallout and Nixon aides fade amid scandal
Top White House aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman hoped to survive the Watergate storm as President Nixon kept his fingers crossed. Senators approve departure of the aides while ensuring truth will be told. Also reports on flood dangers in the Mississippi valley and sports scores from ABA and international basketball.
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