Transcripts May Refute Dean Charges
An informed source says detailed White House transcripts refuting John W. Dean III claims were prepared for release under Operation Candor but kept secret. The transcripts reportedly show Dean’s conversations with Nixon occurred on March 21 1973, not earlier dates, and could affect perjury prosecutions and ongoing indictments.
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Washington
White House
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Dean
Tion
Leon Jaworski
Senate
Hugh Scott
Israeli Leaders Weigh New Talks on Syria
Israeli officials consider changing stance on Syria negotiations if Damascus provides a list of Israeli POWs. Secretary Kissinger met with President Assad in Damascus for four hours and hinted Iran may allow Red Cross access if progress on disengagement on the Golan Heights occurs.
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Israel
Syria
Henry A. Kissinger
Hafez Assad
Damascus
Assad
International Red Cross
Golan Heights
Kissinger
Washington
Egypt
Suez
Anwar Sadat
West Bank
Suez Canal
London
Alec Douglas-Home
Senate Examines Energy Crisis as Congress Reopens
Senate investigations focus on whether the energy shortage is real or fabricated with testimony from seven major oil firm executives and energy chief William Simon. The panel weighs data reliability while lawmakers push an emergency energy bill prior to potential government rationing authority.
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Washington
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Congress
Nixon
House
Aronoff Circulates Petitions for Governor or Senator
Ohio State Sen. Stanley Aronoff began circulating petitions in Athens for possible runs for Ohio governor and U S senator while in town for an Ohio University Government Department address. He has not decided which office to pursue and already has petitions for state lieutenant governor.
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Aronoff
Stanley J. Aronoff
Hamilton County
Ohio
Athens
Ohio University Government Department
Rules For Teachers Struck Down
The Supreme Court rules against mandatory forced leave for pregnant teachers, 7 to 2. Ohio and Virginia districts required leaving at four to five months, but the Court says continuity of instruction and state interests do not justify sweeping leave rules.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
Virginia
Cleveland
Chesterfield County
Ohio Legislature toHear 61Bills This Week
Ohio's legislature enters its busiest week yet with 61 bills under review. The House schedules 19 committee meetings on 40 bills over two days starting at 3 30 p m. The Senate holds seven sessions on 21 measures, first at 9 30 a m.
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Ohio
House
Senate
Ohio Education Association pushes for funds and extra aid
The Ohio Education Association asks the state to release 20 million dollars in vocational education construction funds claimed to be held as a buffer for the energy crisis. It also seeks an extra 100 dollars per pupil in state aid for local school districts next year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
OEA
Variable clouds bring cooler night and drizzle risk
A weather brief notes variable cloudiness tonight with lows in the low to mid 30s. Tuesday remains cloudy with a chance of rain in the afternoon and daytime highs in the upper 40s to around 50.
Impeachment Dominates Congress Start In 93rd Session
The new session opens with the energy crisis and impeachment inquiry into President Nixon. Jackson's subcommittee plans hearings on fuel shortages versus oil company withholding as House Judiciary hires staff and begins its impeachment probe amid mixed constituent guidance.
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Washington
Nixon
Associated Press
House Judiciary Committee
Will Accept Honorary Degree At O.U. Tuesday
Cornelius Ryan, author of The Longest Day and A Bridge Too Far, has endured cancer scares since Oct. 1970 yet remains prolific. He will receive an honorary Doctor of Humanities and Literature from Ohio University, which he accepts with historian John Wilhelm.
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Cornelius Ryan
Associated Press
Ridgefield
Ryan
Holland
Arnem
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bernard L. Montgomery
Ohio University
John Wilhelm
Ohio University College of Communication School
Truckers Plan Regional Shutdowns Across Ohio
Independent truckers in East Liverpool and nearby cities protest rising fuel costs and regulations. About 600 drivers near Franklin voted for a Jan 31 shutdown, with 200 more near Ironton agreeing. other groups plan a Thursday action.
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Associated Press
East Liverpool
Ohio
Youngstown
Akron
Canton
New Philadelphia
Franklin
Ironton
Southeastern
Ohio Based
Council of Independent Truckers
Robert Griffith
Southern Ohio
William J. Hill
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
Change Plans For GOP Races In Ohio
Ohio Republican consensus candidates Rep. C William O Neill and Sen. Paul Gillmor withdraw from races for 1974. O Neill plans to seek re election to the House and may prompt implications for Chief Justice C William O Neill. Franklin County Prosecutor George Smith has announced for attorney general.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Republican Party
Kent B. McGough
William O'Neill
Paul Gillmor
Sible
O'Neill
McGough
Franklin County
George Smith
Join I Got Action Club For Quick Sale Offers
A classified notice invites readers to join the I Got Action Club by locating unused items at home or in the garage and sending in a coupon from today’s classifieds to receive an Action Act offering them for sale with a quick response.
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