Fight Brews Over Access To Nixon Dean Discussions
The Senate Watergate committee plans a subpoena for logs of Nixon and former White House counsel John Dean III. White House opposition and constitutional questions on executive privilege could trigger a legal fight, with Archibald Cox pressing for access.
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Nixon-Dean
Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
White House
John W. Dean III
Gerald Warren
Archibald W. Cox
Cox
Senate Committee
Senate
Samuel Cash
Leonard Garment
Warren
Committee
Sloan poised to testify on Watergate warnings to Nixon aides
Former Nixon campaign treasurer Hugh W. Sloan Jr. ready to tell the Senate Watergate committee he warned top aides about ties to the break in but was brushed off. Logs of tapped Democratic officials' calls allegedly prepared for Mitchell and Haldeman surfaced as Sloan recounts his efforts to alert White House figures.
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Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
White House
Senate
Robert Reisner
Gemstone
John N. Mitchell
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
House
Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Hugh W. Sloan Jr
Robert A. Reisner
Atty
H.R. Haldeman
Associated Press
Sloan
Dwight Chapin
Committee For
Mitchell
Harmony Testimony Details Liddy Secretary Role in Watergate
Mrs Sally Harmony testified before the Senate Watergate committee about typing wiretap logs and intelligence memos while serving as G Gordon Liddy's secretary at the Nixon reelection committee. She said she lied to the grand jury and did not know the logs came from tapped conversations.
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Washington
Sally J. Harmony
Senate
Watergate Committee
Harmony
Nelsonville
G. Gordon Liddy
Lancaster
10Th District
Clarence Miller
Liddy
Lid
Watergate Grand Jury
Florida
Nixon Reelection Committee
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Nixon Committee
White House
IRS
Roger V. Barth
Barth
Senate Votes For Mandatory National Fuel Allocation Formula
The Senate approved an 85 to 10 vote for Sen. Henry M. Jackson's plan to require a national fuel allocation formula. The measure, aimed at fair fuel distribution amid shortages, rejected the administration's voluntary guidelines and faces questions over who gets priority.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Henry M. Jackson
William Saxbe
Ohio
Congress
Air Force
Ralston Sues Nabisco Over Plant Deal in Wellston
The Ralston Purina Co files a 5.45 million suit in St. Louis Circuit Court alleging Nabisco reneged on an agreement to buy the Wellston plant after Ralston announced dissolving its Checkerboard Food Division. Nabisco supposedly entered the deal to buy the plant, which was terminated last November and later sold to Banquet Foods Corp for about 4 million. Ralston seeks the difference plus maintenance costs. Wellston invested over 1.5 million in water and sewage upgrades, including a 325 acre lake, largely funded by the state.
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Wellston, Ohio
Ralston Purina Co
Nabisco, Inc
Ralston
St. Louis
Nabisco
Checkerboard Food
Banquet Foods Corp
Wellston
Gilligan Denounces Federal Inaction on Energy Crisis
Stateline Nevada Governor John Gilligan criticizes the Nixon administration for lacking warning and concrete plans to avert an energy crisis. He speaks at the National Governors Conference and plans to release a report on revenue sharing and state urban rural needs.
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Stateline
Nev
Ohio
John Gilligan
Nixon
Gilligan
Urban and Rural Development Committee
Kissinger and Tho Resume Secret Talks on Vietnam Cease-fire
Paris AP report notes Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho resumed talks to tighten the Vietnam cease-fire agreement. In Houston Space Center AP says Skylab repair crew practices a two-man space walk to free a jammed solar panel, with a four-hour rehearsal planned.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
Pass Jury Nears Halfway in Pass Murder Trial
In Erie, Albert Pass murder case moves forward as five jurors have been seated. In Huntington, construction across tri state area expected to resume after Teamsters strike settlement. In Yellow Springs, Antioch College students plan to regroup after a strike with no picketing today.
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Erie
Yablonski
Albert Pass
Huntington
W. Va
Tri-State
Gavin
Cheshire
Ohio
Teamsters Union
General Contractors Association
Yellow Springs
Antioch College
Liberal Arts
Bombs Found Aboard Island Princess Cruise Ship
Coast Guard reported two bombs found aboard the Norwegian cruise ship Island Princess as it sailed south from Los Angeles with 856 people on board. The FBI arrested Gerald E. Priddy, 53, president of an advertising specialty firm, on charges of attempted extortion tied to locating the bombs. Priddy, a former New York Yankees and Detroit Tigers infielder, sought a $250,000 ransom.
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Los Angeles
Here
Coast Guard
FBI
Gerald E. Priddy
Priddy
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Weather forecast calls for showers and thundershowers
Tonight, more showers and thundershowers are forecast with Thursday partly cloudy and a chance of morning showers. Highs are expected in the mid to upper 70s.
44 Firms File Test Of Strip Mine Rules
Forty four strip mining firms filed suit in Franklin County Common Pleas Court to block enforcement of Ohio's new strip mining rules until a hearing. State officials note possible automatic suspension under a statute the department may challenge. The suit does not affect the underlying strip mine law in force since May 25.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Franklin County
Katz
Senate Debates Tax Relief Amendment For Ohio Farmers
The Ohio Senate considers a proposed constitutional amendment allowing tax breaks based on use rather than market value, targeting farm property. Supporters weigh amendments while Sen. Maloney cautions it may not pass.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Maloney
House
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Medina
California
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Kurfess
Paul E. Gillmor
Port Clinton
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