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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1977
Page
2
EPA plans restricting 23 chemical pesticides to trained, certified farmers and others with public comment open until Oct 17. The move follows a 1972 law requiring use of the most hazardous pesticides only by qualified individuals after Oct 21 this year to protect health and environment.
In Pine Bluff Arkansas on what would have been her 59th birthday a fund drive to build a Martha Mitchell monument was announced. Martha Beall Mitchell widow of John N Mitchell and mother of public figures died May 31 1976 and was buried in Bellwood Cemetery. The Pine Bluff Commercial launched the drive with a $1000 gift calling her courageous for telling and living the truth.
Boston officials tried to seize F. Lee Bailey’s $90,000 helicopter at Plymouth Airport for $18,000 in unpaid personal property taxes but found it missing. Bailey reportedly flew in after a warrant was issued and reportedly locked himself in a hangar elsewhere, prompting questions about police authority.
Ambassador Malcolm Toon reported that Soviet firemen apparently looted after a blaze at the U S Embassy. On Aug 27 staff found desks and items missing including the Roots videocassette, classification stamps, franking stamps, address books, and a sterling silver medallion.
In a long Frost interview Nixon defends destroying tapes he says had no danger and questions the 18 minute gap. He cites Rose Mary Woods and Stephen Bull as access points while denying deliberate destruction and calls Sirica’s court circus overblown. The discussion spans Mao talks and Kissinger dynamics amid Watergate fallout.
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