House Sets Aug. 19 Start For Impeachment Debate
House leaders plan the first presidential impeachment debate in 106 years to begin August 19 with votes about eight days later. Live TV and radio coverage are expected. Seven days for general debate and three to four days for voting on the articles of impeachment.
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Dean Given 14 Years For Role In Cover-Up
Former White House counsel John W. Dean III was sentenced to one to four years for conspiring to obstruct justice in the Watergate cover up. Judge Sirica ordered possible minimum security at Lompoc and gave Dean time to settle his affairs until Sept. 3. Dean, a key witness against Nixon, pled guilty to one count of conspiracy despite seeking immunity.
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U.S
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Watergate Committee
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Jeb Stuart Magruder
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Sowles Accept OSU Law Faculty Posts
Dr and Mrs Claude R Sowle will join the Ohio State University College of Law faculty with Sowle becoming a tenured professor in criminal law and Mrs Sowle a part time law lecturer both effective Sept 1. Sowle resigned as Ohio University's president May 19 and has Northwestern and UC law experience. Mrs Sowle has clerked for a federal judge and taught journalism law at OU.
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Ohio State University College of Law
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Ohio University
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University of Cincinnati
College of Law
Bell Strike Set Monday Averting Walkout At Bell
Washington AP Bell Telephone System bargaining teams move to intensify talks to avert a nationwide strike set to begin 12 01 am EDT Monday. Bell spokesman hopeful of settlement while CWA President Glenn Watts says strike appears inevitable as union votes 7 1 in favor.
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Alliance of Independent Telephone Unions
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Bell
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Bell Telephone Laboratories
Cyprus Battle Rages as Truce Meeting Delayed
In Cyprus the Cyprus cease-fire is strained as Turkish forces push into four Greek Cypriot villages and mount a major assault on Mt Kyparissouvouno. A U N peace plan meeting was postponed as the U N expands its role to draw cease-fire lines. The Security Council ordered action to establish a buffer zone between Turkish forces and Greek Cypriots.
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Lysklipos
Ayios Ermolaos
Rudolf Stajduhar
New York
Security Council
Kurt Waldheim
Greece
Turkey
Britain
Geneva
Jobless Rate Edges Up Slightly in July
Washington AP The U S unemployment rate rose from 5.2 to 5.3 percent in July leaving the rate near 5 percent to 5.2 percent since January. The Labor Department calls the rise not significant and notes 4.9 million seeking work, 86.3 million employed, and a 91.2 million civilian labor force driven mainly by a rise in women.
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Freight line shut down as unsafe twice on busy corridor
In Indiana freight service near Indianapolis halted as the Penn Central main Chicago to Louisville line was shut by the Federal Railroad Administration for unsafe travel. Crews will work through the weekend to repair 67 miles of affected roadbed. In Washington, Congress included in an education bill a right for parents to inspect challenge and protect their children&rsquo.s school records under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Ohio car thefts fall for second straight year
New law enforcement techniques drove a 21.4 percent drop in automobile thefts in Ohio last year from 1972, according to the Ohio Insurance Institute. The institute notes this marks the second consecutive annual decline.
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Ohio Insurance Institute
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Weather Outlook for Today and Saturday
Heather Showers and thundershowers tonight with lows in the mid to upper 60s. Cloudy Saturday brings more showers and thundershowers with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Details, Page 2.
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