CIA Aid in Watergate Probe Alleged by Walters
CIA Deputy Director Vernon Walters testified that Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean were heavily involved in attempts to misuse the CIA during the Watergate coverup. The hearings linked the Nixon campaign checks to Watergate wiretaps and noted missing FBI records found in Ehrlichman's White House safe.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John W. Dean III
CIA
Vernon A. Walters
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Walters
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Dean
FBI
William Ruckelshaus
Space Station heat causes delay in Skylab launch
Skylab records 100 degree heat inside the lab delaying the three astronaut launch to Sunday. Flight director Neil Hutchinson cited a heat problem and a gyro scope issue while two solar panels remain inoperative cutting power. Officials hoped engineers would solve the problems in two to three days to proceed with the 28 day mission.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
Neil Hutchinson
Hutchinson
America
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Skylab
Houston
Johnson Space Center
Hut
Space Station
Keating Nominated Ambassador to Israel by Nixon
Former New York senator and former envoy to India Kenneth B. Keating was named by President Nixon to be ambassador to Israel. He will be 73 on Friday and would replace Walworth Barbour who retired February 18 after 12 years in the post. Senate confirmation is required.
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Keating
Post
Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
India
Israel
Nixon
Walworth Barbour
Senate
Ohio Board approves $235000 for strip mine land restoration
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources wins approval to hire consultants totaling 235000 for a project to locate unreclaimed strip mine lands. The Board on Unclaimed Strip Mine Lands chaired by Sen. Robert Secrest approved contracts after interviews. No acreage estimate yet. lands lie in southeastern Ohio coal counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Robert T. Secrest
D-20
Cambridge
Secrest
Calley Clemency Appeal Planned After New Army Secretary
On his final day, Army Secretary Robert Froehlke rejected Calley's bid to cut his 20 year sentence for My Lai to 17 years. A clemency reduction had been advised by the Clemency and Parole Board. Howard Callaway, a Georgia businessman and former congressman, was to be sworn in as secretary.
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New Calley Appeal
Washington
My Lai
William Calley
Heart transplant patient dies in Michigan
Donald L. Kaminski, once one of the world’s longest living heart transplant recipients, died Monday at his home in Alpena, Michigan. The 43-year-old father of four had battled complications with his four-year-old transplanted heart, according to officials at the University of Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor.
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Alpena, Mich
Donald L. Kaminski
Lower
Michigan
University of Michigan Hospital
Ann Arbor
Challenge to Ohio campus disruption law challenged in court
A federal three-judge panel heard arguments in Columbus on a suit brought by the ACLU of Ohio. The group seeks to strike down the campus disruption law as unconstitutional, arguing it allows punishment without due process. The panel gave 20 days for written motions. The suit covers Ohio State and state universities.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio
ACLU
Ohio State
Third graders offer varied Watergate views in essays
Philadelphia area third graders at St. Dorothy's Parochial School wrote essays on Watergate. The class, guided by Joyce Walsh, featured ideas range from sewers and rivers to a flood causing traffic, pollution in Washington, and a hotel bugged for listening.
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Philadelphia
St. Dorothy’s Parochial School
Joyce Walsh
Pay Equity Bills Move in Ohio Legislature
In Columbus, bills to require equal pay for women and to end credit discrimination advance in the Ohio General Assembly. Rep. Sam Speck leads a pay bill with broad support. Sen. Paul Matia backs a companion credit measure. The ERA debate colors these actions as lawmakers eye a revival in 1975. The Constitutional Revision Commission sets up a three member panel to study sales issues after five of seven proposals failed. The panel also defers highway user tax changes amid transit funding debate.
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House
Sam Speck
New Concord
Ohio
J. Phillip Richley
Report on surface mining ban for Appalachian coal
The Charles River Associates report for the Appalachian Regional Commission concludes surface mining should end to stabilize and strengthen coal states like West Virginia. It forecasts a 30 to 45 percent employment drop in seven years and notes 45 percent by 1980 if conditions hold. No action is planned until all findings are discussed.
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Associated Press
Appalachian Regional Commission
Charles River Associates Inc
Cambridge
Mass
West Virginia
ARC
ABC
Washington
Charles River
Oil Imports Quotas and Pollution Rules Threaten Coal Industry
The report cites potential oil import quota loosening as a major danger to coal markets by lowering oil prices. It warns air pollution controls will shape industry, with sulfur limits possibly at 0.7 percent for utilities. Appalachian coal may hold price edge amid rising Midwest cleaning costs.
U S proposes Hanoi visit on remains talks
The United States proposes another visit by an American team to Hanoi on Friday to discuss return procedures for the remains of 23 Americans who died as POWs. North Vietnam will respond later. Thieu warns peace hinges on Communist refusal to invade and on genuine negotiations for a future South Vietnam.
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Saigon
United States
Hanoi
North Vietnam
U.S
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
South Vietnam
National Police Academy
Thu Duc
Thieu
Action Adt Fringed by Ringing Offers for Sale
A quirky ad style echoes a telephone ring, inviting readers to post items they no longer need. The playful cadence mimics a bell and aims to prompt quick responses to sales offers.
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L. Patrick Gray III
Gray
Miami
Bernard L. Barker
Manuel Ogarrio Daguerre
Minneapolis
Kenneth H. Dahlberg
Dan
Athens County
Chinson
William C. Schneider
Tex
Ruckelshaus
Henry A. Kissinger
J. Edgar Hoover
Daniel Ellsberg
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Virginia
Senate Watergate Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Harold R. Tyler
New York State
David Peck
Colorado
William Erickson
U.S. Atty
Warren Christopher
Los Angeles
Paul Matia
Westlake
Capitol
Ohio Constitutional Revision Commission
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