Athens County Property Values Rise 11 Percent in State Plan
Athens County faces an 11 percent statewide increase in property values for 1973 taxes under a plan to raise values in all 88 Ohio counties by 1977. The State Tax Appeals Board ordered the hike after reviewing 400 1972 land sales, with county officials exploring millage reductions to offset higher assessed values. County Auditor Ruth Seaman and Prosecutor Michael Nolan said adjustments are underway and tax books may open late in 1973.
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Israel pressed for POW lists as encircled 3rd Army is supplied
Israel demanded prisoner of war lists and a swap while supplying the surrounded Egyptian 3rd Army near Suez. Bin Meir delayed wounded Arab POW releases until Arab captures are named, with Egypt and Syria named holding about 350 and 100 Israelis respectively.
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Dean urged limit on Watergate probe says report
A congressional subcommittee report concludes that John W. Dean III pressured the FBI and CIA to curb the first Watergate inquiry. It cites Dean making about 25 calls to FBI Director Gray to slow investigations into Nixon campaign contributions. The panel says senior White House aides urged blocking probes tied to the Mexican connection and CIA operations, while no evidence CIA knew disguises would be used.
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Cox Says No Evidence Probe Got Too Close
Former Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox tells the Senate committee he has no proof the White House fired him to end the investigation. He notes White House staff complaints relayed by Elliot Richardson and says the attorney general was caught in the middle while he aimed to pursue key evidence. Cox cites possible dumping of White House files into Nixon’s records to evade subpoenas.
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Saxbe Weighs Attorney General Bid Amid Watergate Turmoil
Senator William Saxbe of Ohio discussed a possible appointment to replace Elliot Richardson as attorney general with White House aides, though he said he had not spoken with President Nixon. The Watergate saga continues with calls for an independent prosecutor and extended grand jury terms as hearings resume and White House lawyers brief Sirica on tape recordings.
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Allies Start Talks With Soviets On War Forces Cut
The United States and 10 NATO allies opened negotiations with the Soviet bloc on a mutual reduction of forces in Central Europe. Tensions exist as U S and allies clash over Middle East policies.
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Welfare rolls edge down after seven year rise
The AP reports that fiscal 1973 saw welfare rolls decline for the first time in seven years with expenditures growth easing. End of June figure shows 14.8 million Americans on public assistance.
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Today at AISG: AE EA on AE
A brief note reports activities at AISG involving AE and related items. The text is fragmented but indicates ongoing events or updates without clear specifics. Further readable details are limited.
Weather Outlook Mixed Clouds Tonight Through Wednesday
Variable cloudiness tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight in the upper 30s and low 40s. Highs Wednesday in the mid to upper 50s.
Hearings On Ford To Begin
The Senate Rules Committee agreed to limit access to 1400 pages of raw FBI reports on Gerald R. Ford as vice presidential candidate. Ford will be the first witness at confirmation hearings starting Thursday. The panel approved providing only unevaluated files to limited members after Atty. Gen. Bork withdrew a prior promise for summaries.
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