Nixon offers edited transcript in response to impeachment inquiry
President Nixon proposes delivering one edited transcript to the House Judiciary Committee amid a fight over 66 tapes on ITT and dairy industry matters and a separate Watergate subpoena. St. Clair says many conversations were not recorded or pertinent while highlighting an April 4 1972 exchange with Mitchell and Halderman.
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Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
James D. St. Clair
St. Clair
ITT
Atty
John Mitchell
White House
H. R. Haldeman
Patty Hearst and SLA Members Face New Charges
Los Angeles heiress Patricia Hearst and two SLA members face additional charges tied to two alleged kidnappings. Hundreds of police hunted for Hearst and William and Emily Harris as FBI urged surrender to end the case.
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Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
van Nuys
Sacramento
Miss Hearst
SLA
William
Emily Harris
FBI
Charles Bates
the Harrises
Los Angeles Times Today
Campaign Material Source Sought in Metzenbaum Post Primary
Secretary of State Ted W Brown pursued the source of unlabeled campaign material against U S Senator Howard Metzenbaum before the May 7 Ohio primary Thirteen people including several John H Glenn campaign staffers were subpoenaed to testify likely to verify statements from a May 2 hearing Teachers Return To Jobs After Brookfield Strike Agreement reached after a seven hour session at 4 45 a m details to be released next week Clashes Continue In East Belfast Gunfire erupts in Protestant areas as militants defy British troops re erecting barricades. six or seven men reported involved with no immediate casualties
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Brown
Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
U.S
Howard Metzenbaum
John H. Glenn
Victor
U.S. Senate
Ireland
Belfast
Northern Ireland
OCSEA Backs 31 Cent Pay Increase Bill in Ohio
The Ohio Civil Service Employes Association endorsed a bill to raise wages by 31 cents an hour for about 82,000 workers. OCSEA plans a letter writing campaign to support passage affecting state, county welfare and non academic university employees.
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OCSEA
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Civil Service
Eisenhowers Move to City Apartment Near Watergate
Julie and David Eisenhower will leave their Bethesda rental for a two bedroom duplex at Columbia Plaza costing 409 dollars a month. The move brings David closer to George Washington University Law School and Julie nearer the airport for her Curtis Publishing Co. duties.
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David
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David Eisenhower
Nixon
C. G
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White House
Columbia Plaza
Watergate
George Washington University Law School
Indianapolis
Curtis Publishing Co
Weather Outlook: Showers Tonight and Thursday
Forecast calls for cloudy skies with possible showers and thundershowers tonight, low temperatures in the low to mid 60s. Thursday remains cloudy and cooler with a chance of showers and highs in the 70s.
Mayors Court Abolition in Ohio Voted On
Ohio House expected to vote today on a bill to abolish mayors courts and create 38 new judge ships. The measure faced floor amendments and partisan maneuvering as budget hearings resumed for two supplemental appropriations bills.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
House Rules Committee
Vernal Riffe Jr
New
Boston
Arthur Wilkowski
Toledo
Wilkowski
House Finance Committee
John J. Gilligan
Max H. Dennis
Wilmington
Gilligan
Decision Over Weekend Sowle Unlikely To Change Mind
Ohio University President Claude Sowle said he will not reconsider his resignation despite 200 to 300 letters and calls of support. He plans to decide after Memorial Day weekend, citing pressures of the job and a 10 day period ending with a 51 item student coalition list and May riots as factors. He noted his administration’s openness has been abused.
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Herb Amey
Messenger
Ohio University
Claude Sowle
Sowle
Universi
OU Board of Trustees
Jaworski Wins Senate Backing On Tapes Probe
The Senate Judiciary Committee reaffirmed Leon Jaworski s authority to seek White House tapes through the courts. The White House said President Nixon is not considering firing Jaworski, despite President Nixon s counsel arguing over action to obtain evidence. Jaworski accused the administration of challenging his right to sue to compel evidence.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Leon Jaworski
White House
Nixon
Jaworski
Archibald Cox
Judiciary Committee
Gerald L. Warren
Kissinger Sees Substantial Pact On Golan Truce Line
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said substantial agreement on a disengagement line between Israel and Syria on the Golan Heights has been reached in Jerusalem. He plans further talks between Damascus and Jerusalem this week but cautions that many issues remain and a full accord is unlikely before his weekend departure.
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Henry A Kissinger
Golan Heights
Middle East
Jerusalem
Damascus
Kissinger
Israel
Syria
Shimon Peres
Washington
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