Dairy Exec May Get Bribe Charge
Watergate prosecutors say they may file bribery charges against a dairy cooperative official linked to Nixon's 1971 milk price supports. David L. Parr, who pleaded guilty to conspiring to donate corporate funds to six candidates, faces possible bribery charges tied to the March 25 1971 decision. Parr led Associated Milk Producers Inc of San Antonio before being ousted in 1972.
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David L. Parr
Associated Milk Products, Inc
U.S. District Court
Washington
Parr
Watergate
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wilbur D. Mills
House Judiciary Committee
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
San Antonio
Tex
Nixon to skip televised impeachment hearings tonight
Briefing from San Clemente Calif. says President Nixon will not watch the House Judiciary Committee impeachment debate on television. This echoes Ziegler statements from last year about Nixon avoiding Senate Watergate hearings, though later he said he had occasionally looked.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Senate Watergate Committee
Oil Firms Report Strong Q2 Profits Amid Higher Crude Prices
Several oil majors report 1974 second quarter profits surged as crude oil prices rose. Standard Oil Co. of Indiana posts after tax gains up 131 percent from 1973, Shell Oil up 39 percent, Cities Service up 76 percent, and Tenneco more than doubles profits due to oil-related operations.
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New York
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Shell Oil Co
Cities Service Co
California Lt Gov Reinecke admits ITT pledge discussion
California Lt Gov Ed Reinecke says he discussed an ITT political contribution pledge with former Atty Gen John Mitchell in May 1971 during a Senate probe. His attorney plans to call a semanticist and a doctor to bolster the defense in the perjury trial.
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Washington
California
Ed Reinecke
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
ITT
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Senate
Reinecke
James E. Cox
Rural Ohio gas rates rise to match municipal charges
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio approved Columbia Gas of Ohio inc s request to raise rural customer rates in 50 counties so they at least equal the rates charged to municipal customers in the same areas.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday forecast
Weather forecast notes partly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday. Lows rise to the upper 60s tonight and low 60s, with Thursday highs in the low 80s. Details on page 3.
Court Rules Nixon Must Give Up Tapes
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 0 that President Nixon must surrender White House tapes and papers in the Watergate cover up case. Chief Justice Burger rejected absolute presidential privilege and ordered evidence available for the trial, with the court naming judiciary as final arbiter of executive privilege.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nixon
White House
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Detroit
Leon Jaworski
Executive Branch
William H. Rehnquist
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Watergate
Jaworski
U.S
John J. Sirica
Watergate Grand Jury
Sirica
Greek statesman Caramanlis sworn in as premier of Greece
Constantine Caramanlis was sworn in as Greece's premier ending seven years of military rule. In Cyprus, Nicos Sampson resigned as Cypriot president, Glafco Clerides named as successor, and UN reported cease fire violations amid calls for a peace process.
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Associated Press
Constantine Caramanlis
Greece
Cyprus
Makarios
New York
United Nations
Security Council
Athens
Caramanilis
Paris
Caramanlis
Henry Tasca
United States
Robin Hooper
Britain
Nicos Sampson
Glafco Clerides
House of Representatives
Dhekelia
Akrotiri
Geneva
U N
Constantine
London
West End
Butterfield Testimony Describes Haldeman as Near President
Former White House aide Alexander Butterfield testified before the House Judiciary Committee that H.R. Haldeman was the President’s alter ego and closest aide. He described Haldeman as the righthand man whose presence and reach were crucial during White House operations.
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Washington
White House
Federal Aviation Administration
Haldeman
Regents to Weigh Subsidy Changes Guided by OU Experience
The Ohio General Assembly will receive several subsidy reform proposals from the Board of Regents this fall aimed at a more responsive funding formula for public higher education. The OU Experience guides revisions as Ohio University faces enrollment decline and rising costs, with out-of-state subsidies phased out since 1971 shaping current debate.
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Fred Whissel
Ohio General Assembly
Board of Regents
Ohio University
General Assembly
Ohio
Vernon R. Alden
William Coulter
Regents Board For Administration
Coulter
Seaboard
Ohio approves 124 million supplemental appropriations and landlord tenant bill
A one day Ohio legislative session approved a 124 million supplemental appropriations package funding a state employee pay raise school aid and retiree benefits amid strike tensions. Lawmakers also passed a landmark landlord tenant relations bill establishing tenants rights to withhold rent for bad maintenance while limiting tenant destruction and setting sanitation duties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
House
Senate
Senate House Differences
Finds Buyer for Trailer in Action Ads
Mrs. Rudith Staley of Chauncey used Action Ads to sell her 72 Fleetwood trailer. She praised Action Ads as highly read in the Messenger, urging others to try the feature.
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Rudith Staley
Chauncey
Messenger
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George Papadopoulos
Clerides
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James D. St. Clair
Nix
Judiciary Committee
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