Yellow pad lines keep Nixon Jaworski Supreme Court sit-in orderly
A battered yellow pad kept by Bruce Kaplan as No 8 in line helped manage more than 250 mostly college students awaiting a Supreme Court appearance by President Nixon’s lawyers and prosecutor Leon Jaworski. The list tracked arrival order to ensure first in line would enter first, with 50 to 100 seats in the courtroom and others on a rotating basis. Elena Sassoner of New Rochelle, New York, said she waited since Saturday to witness the historic session.
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Nixon
Leon Jaworski
Supreme Court
Bruce Kaplan
Chicago
Kaplan
Joseph Reid
Reid
Elena Sassoner
New Rochelle
N.Y
High Court
White House
James D. St. Clair
Jaworski
St. Clair
Brown protests interruption of U.S. news during Nixon visit
Rep. Clarence Brown asked Secretary Kissinger to protest the Soviet disruption of U.S. network television news during President Nixon's visit. American reporters said Soviet authorities cut audio from several reports.
Turnpike Deaths Revenue Fall After Speed Cut
Ohio Turnpike deaths dropped to four in the first six months from 14 a year earlier after the speed limit was reduced to 55 mph. Revenues slid to just over $20 million, down about $945,000 from the first half of last year, blamed on fewer miles driven and limited gas supplies.
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Turnpike Commission
James Shacknessy
Shocknessy
White tiger cub shows signs of recovery at Cincinnati Zoo
Officials at the Cincinnati Zoo report a 17 day old white tiger cub near death last Saturday is improving as he has gained 11 ounces. Zoo director Ed Maruska says the cub is doing much better after being removed from its mother due to weakness.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati Zoo
Ed Maruska
Zoo
Chenault seeks news conference over MLK Sr murder case
Marcus Wayne Chenault asks to address the public through a news conference to discuss his background and thoughts amid ongoing legal action. Attorney Randy Bacote said he expects a decision by Wednesday on authorities' permission for the event.
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Martin Luther King Sr
Randy Bacote
Marcus Wayne Chenault
Chenault
Dayton
Ohio
Partly cloudy and warm with tonight's humid risk
Partly cloudy and warm tonight with a chance of evening thundershowers. High 85 to 90. Lows in the upper 60s to low 70s. Details on Page 2.
Jaworski argues presidents cannot override Supreme Court review
Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski told the Supreme Court that letting a president declare the Constitution means what he says it does would destroy equal protection under law. He cited Nixon aides Ehrlichman and Halderman and warned that without Court oversight, no one could correct a presidential misinterpretation.
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Leon Jaworski
Nixon
Supreme Court
John D Ehrlichmand
H. R. Haldeman
Jaworski
Ohio faces possible $80 million surplus for new appropriations
Columbus AP reports a joint legislative conference committee may receive an unofficial $80 million surplus via John Olsen. Democrats push for education aid and a state employee pay raise at Lebanon Correctional. Republicans skeptical on immediate action as talks continue this week.
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Lebanon Correctional Institution
Senate
Department of Taxation
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Oliver Oscasek
Akron
Richard Sheridan
Legislative Office
Ocasek
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Nixon Plans Busy Meeting Week
President Nixon will hold a packed Washington schedule this week with meetings including Vice President Ford and five top economic advisers. He plans to brief congressional leaders on Middle East and Soviet Union trips and will fly to California for about 10 days. He inspected Mar a Lago in Palm Beach and dined with newsmen, showing no sign of leg thrombophlebitis.
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White House
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Gerald R. Ford
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Soviet Union
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Henry A. Kissinger
San Clemente
Calif
Key Biscayne
Fla
Palm Beach
Mar-A Lago
Marjorie Merriweather Post
Minco Mayor Sees Budget Surplus Amid Growth
Minco, Oklahoma, mayor James Richard Branum, 23, reports a $26 121 surplus after inheriting a $90 000 budget with a $5934 deficit in 1973. He credits residents and revamped revenue from water meters, idle deposits, and a federal debt recovery, plus expanded services and new police protection as the town grows with 3–4 new houses monthly.
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Minco
Okla
Branum
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Kissinger Holds Talks in London on Arab Oil Investment
Secretary of State Kissinger met British officials in London to discuss channeling Arab oil money into long term investments in Western Europe. Talks with Denis Healey and James Callaghan aim to offer attractive investment opportunities while easing inflation and economic instability. Kissinger also briefed Callaghan on the Moscow summit and planned a Madrid stop.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Denis Healey
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Helmut Schmidt
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Schmidt
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Harold Wilson
Moscow
Nixon
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Madrid
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