St Clair Opens Nixon Defense Amid Rodino Remarks
St Clair outlines witnesses for impeachment inquiry as committee weighs evidence. Rodino defends fairness and process while noting the possibility of calling additional witnesses. Meanwhile Lynchburg College junior Edward Selvage Stone earns Dean's List honors. references to Haldeman and Mitchell recalled but unlikely due to pending Watergate charges.
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Lynchburg College
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Athens
First Transcontinental Air Mail Route Shaped 1920 Link
The 1920 establishment of the air mail link connected New York City and San Francisco, creating the nation’s first transcontinental airmail route and marking a milestone in U S aviation history.
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Nolan Heads Campaign For Smith In Athens County
Nolan named campaign chairman for George C. Smith in Athens County. Smith will launch his county campaign at 1 p.m. Monday at the American Legion building 520 W Union St hosted by Mr and Mrs Nolan. Smith, 38, is Franklin County prosecuting attorney with 15 years in public service. Athens Sheriff warns trespassers will be prosecuted as vandalism targets Carthage Church cemetery.
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Athens County
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Regulations Could Hinder Ohio Lottery Revenue
Ohio Lottery executive director John Kirkland warns federal gambling tax rules could cut 10 percent from the state lottery revenue. He cites a potential $12 million tax bill on $120 million receipts and notes licensing issues for 9,000 sales agents, including clerks in supermarkets. Kirkland says eight states challenge IRS rules after meeting IRS Commissioner Donald Alexander in Washington.
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Nixon Brezhnev Summit Aims At Momentum Not Breakthroughs
The Moscow talks were framed as maintaining détente momentum from the 1972 visit and Brezhnev’s return trip. Kissinger warned no permanent missile ban, noted near readiness to deploy multi warhead missiles, and stressed 18 months to halt proliferation. Nixon and Brezhnev plan late afternoon talks, a state dinner, and weekend retreat near Yalta before Minsk visits.
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