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 pled guilty to conspiring to donate corporate money to six candidates, but prosecutors say the plea does not immunize him from bribery charges over the March 25 1971 milk price decision. Parr, once second in command at Associated Milk Producers Inc, was ousted in January 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 will not watch House impeachment debate tonight
San Clemente Calif AP President Nixon will watch none of the televised impeachment debate tonight by the House Judiciary Committee. Press secretary Ziegler announced in advance. Earlier he said he watched none of the Senate Watergate committee hearings and later admitted a brief peek.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Senate Watergate Committee
Oil Company Profits Rise Across Major Firms
In the second quarter this year several large oil companies reported sharp profit gains as crude prices climbed on domestic and global markets. Standard Oil Co of Indiana posted after tax profits up 131 percent from 1973. Shell Oil Co. rose 39 percent. Cities Service Co. gained 76 percent and Tenneco Inc. more than doubled its net. Ed Reinecke admitted talking with ITT about a political pledge in May 1971 during a Senate probe.
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New York
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Shell Oil Co
Cities Service Co
Washington
California
Ed Reinecke
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
ITT
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Senate
Reinecke
James E. Cox
Rural Gas Rate Hiked in Ohio
Rural customers across 50 Ohio counties face higher natural gas bills after the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio approved Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc to raise rural rates to at least parity with municipal customers in the same counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy Tonight and Thursday
Partly cloudy conditions prevail tonight and Thursday. Lows tonight rise to the upper sixties and lower seventies with highs Thursday reaching the low eighties. Details on page 3.
Court rules Nixon must surrender tapes and papers
The Supreme Court, in an 8 to 0 ruling, ordered President Nixon to surrender White House tapes and papers sought in the Watergate cover up case. Chief Justice Burger stated that generalized confidentiality cannot override due process and the need for evidence in criminal justice. Justice Rehnquist did not participate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nixon
White House
Warren E. Burger
Detroit
Leon Jaworski
Executive Branch
Special Prosecutor
Burger
William H. Rehnquist
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Watergate
Jaworski
U.S
John J. Sirica
Watergate Grand Jury
Sirica
Caramanlis Sworn Greece Premier Amid Cyprus Turmoil
Constantine Caramanlis was sworn in as Greece's premier ending seven years of military rule and pledging to restore democracy. In Cyprus, Nicos Sampson resigned, Glafco Clerides named as his successor, and cease fire violations were reported as UN sought a peace route with Greece and Turkey.
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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
U.N
Constantine
London
West End
Butterfield Testimony Portrays Haldeman as President’s Alter Ego
Former White House aide Alexander Butterfield described H.R. Haldeman as the president’s righthand man and alter ego during nine hours of impeachment inquiry testimony. Butterfield, now FAA head, detailed staff relationships and daily habits, noting Haldeman’s pivotal role and constant availability.
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Washington
Haldeman
White House
Alexander P. Butterfield
H.R. Haldeman
House Judiciary Committee
Butterfield
Judiciary Committee
Regents Propose Subsidy Revisions Guided by OU Experience
The Ohio General Assembly will hear several subsidy changes this fall from the Board of Regents aimed at making the public higher education funding formula more responsive. The OU Experience guides revisions amid Ohio University enrollment decline and rising costs, with past policy shifting away from out-of-state subsidies in 1971 amid a dip in OU enrollment.
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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 bill
Ohio lawmakers backed a 124 million supplemental appropriations package to raise state employee pay fund schools and boost retiree benefits after a brief legislative session. The measure passed 26-4 in the Senate and 87-4 in the House with lottery proceeds and an excess of 80.5 million used to finance most of the package. A landlord tenant relations bill also cleared both chambers 18-11 and 70-15 respectively, creating a statewide framework for rent rights and duties with escrow provisions limited for private universities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
John J. Gilligan
Senate
House
Senate House Differences
Action Ads Boost Sale Of 72 Fleetwood Trailer
Mrs. Rudith Staley of Chauncey found a buyer for her 1972 Fleetwood trailer through Action Ads in The Messenger. She praised the feature as a great way to sell and noted its high readership, urging others to try it.
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Rudith Staley
Chauncey
Messenger
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