Prison Officials May Seek Court Limit on Picketing
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction officials weigh a court order to curb pickets at three strikebound state prisons as guards press for immediate pay action. The walkouts spread from Lebanon and Lucasville to Chillicothe, with unions and nonunion staff involved and disciplinary threats looming.
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Associated Press
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Ohio
Robert Baker
Wildcat
Chillicothe Correctional Institute
Lucasville Penitentiary
Lebanon Correctional Institution
State Corrections Department
Joe Ashley
Chillicothe
Frank Gray
Gray
Lucasville
Lebanon Prison
Owen King
Afscme
James Magas
The
Teamsters
Karl Stewart
OCSEA
Nixon Campaign Funds Used For Gifts, Report Says
Senate Watergate committee details indicate campaign contributions from 1968 were used to buy costly gifts for Pat Nixon and to finance luxury items for the Florida home of C G Bebe Rebozo. The panel cites a complex web of trust accounts and $50,000 plus in purchases, with some funds traced to the 1968 campaign.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Florida
Rebozo
Internal Revenue Service
New York
Harry Winston
Rose Mary Woods
Rebozo- Wakefield Trust
Miami
Key Biscayne
Wakefield
Police Chief Named Pastor in Roxana Community
James Loyd, 39, police chief of Roxana, is a self taught ordained priest in the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He preaches on Sundays using police experiences as sermon material and also serves as congregation treasurer. His dual roles have not caused major conflicts but crowding of duties and double parking occur.
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Roxana
Ill
James Loyd
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Mormon
Independence
Salt Lake City
Utah
Force
Loyd
Pollution alerts lifted in central and eastern Ohio
Pollution alerts for Franklin Belmont Monroe Harrison and Jefferson counties were cancelled after weather conditions improved. Gov Gilligan let a bill requiring state assisted medical schools to establish departments of family practice become law without his signature. President Nixon signed legislation to extend education benefits for veterans by two years preventing 4 million from losing benefits for those who served between 1955 and 1966.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
State
Franklin
Belmont
Monroe
Harrison
Jefferson
Columbus
John Gilligan
Gilligan
Washington
Nison
Drug Offenders End Hunger Strike as Torture Probes Are Promised
About half of 68 American and Canadian inmates at Lecumberri Prison agreed to end their hunger strike after officials pledged to investigate torture and false confessions. In Santa Marta prison, 42 foreign women, mostly young Americans, continued fasting and urged U S Embassy inquiry into torture claims.
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Mexico City
Lecumberri
Santa Marta
U.S
Classifieds and Weather Briefs
Weather section notes clear and cooler tonight with lows in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Friday will be fair with highs in the mid 80s. Page 4 also mentions classified items in the daily Neasie and brief notices.
Brezhnev Offers Lebanon Aid to Defend Against Israel
Beirut reports say Soviet leader Brezhnev sent a message to President Franjieh offering to strengthen Lebanon and Arab defenses against Israeli aggression. Official Lebanese sources declined to reveal details while An Anhar cited broad Soviet support and assistance. Israel has carried raids in response to Lebanon based guerrilla attacks.
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Associated Press
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Lebanon
Beirut
Brezhnev
Suleiman Franjieh
Servar Azimov
An Anhar
United Nations Security Council
Sidon
Tyre
Sarafand
Israel
Nixon Denies Role In Break-In In Plumbers Trial
President Nixon and Secretary Kissinger testified and responded to questions as Ehrlichman lawyers pressed for final jury arguments. Gesell planned delayed final instructions as the six women and six men jury neared deliberations in the 1971 Fielding office break-in case.
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Nixon
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
John D. Ehrlichman
Gerhard A. Gesell
Ehrlichman
Gesell
White House
Kissinger
Young
Ellsberg
Pentagon
CIA
FBI
Krogh
Dean questioned on Hunt payment in Watergate probe
John W. Dean III faces Senate questioning over a $75,000 payment linked to Watergate figure E. Howard Hunt Jr. St. Clair seeks Dean’s testimony on how he passed funds to Hunt through Frederick C. LaRue. Dean previously aided the Judiciary Committee and pleaded guilty to obstruction and defrauding the United States.
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Washington
John W. Dean III
Dean
Senate
E. Howard Hunt Jr
White House
Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Edward Hutchinson
R-Mich
Ranking Committee
Charles E. Wiggins
Calif
GOP
United States
Watergate
St. Clair
Hunt
Frederick C. LaRue
Nixon
LaRue
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Dave Levingston
State Hospital
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Bebe
Howard Hughes
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Thomas Wakefield
Patricia Nixon
Arie
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