Nixon Tapes Appeal Splits White House and Cox
Both the White House and special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox announce appeals to a court order for presidential tapes. Cox seeks standard clarifications for evidence to the grand jury. Oral arguments set for Sept 11 as Sirica schedules talks with Magruder and McCord on lecture tours. The Senate Watergate committee plans a closed session next Tuesday to review investigators’ confidential report on espionage and campaign finances.
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Cox
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Watergate
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James W. McCord
Sirica
Magruder
West Virginia
McCord
Supreme Court
Gerald L. Warren
Senate Watergate Committee
Gallia Teachers Reach Settlement After One Day Walkout
About 140 Gallipolis city school teachers returned to classes after a 15 hour session with the Gallipolis Education Association and the board. The agreement ends a one day walkout and covers 15 day sick leave personal leave medical policy and evaluation procedures. The board dropped an injunction and both sides agreed to resume negotiations with bi weekly reports to Judge Ronald Calhoun.
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J. Terry Lee
Ohio Education Association
Lee
Gallia County
Ronald Calhoun
Vinton County
Calhoun
Bomb blast injures passengers on Air Vietnam jetliner
An American passenger reports a bomb caused an explosion in the galley of an Air Vietnam Boeing 727 carrying 48 aboard. Two passengers and a stewardess were hurt as the plane landed safely in Bangkok. Also in Bangkok, U S and Thai officials agree on pulling out 70 more planes and 1 510 airmen from four bases amid prior withdrawals. Washington announces new land sale disclosure rules to curb deceptive advertising, effective December 1.
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Nurses End Strike at Coshocton Memorial Hospital
Nurses at Coshocton Memorial Hospital ended an eight hour strike after hospital officials agreed to recognize the Ohio Nurses Association as bargaining agent for the nurses.
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Coshocton Memorial Hospital
Ohio Nurses Association
Increasing clouds and showers forecast tonight
Weather forecast notes increasing cloudiness with a chance of showers and thundershowers tonight. Lows expected in the mid to upper 60s. Thursday remains mostly cloudy and cooler with a chance of showers and highs in the upper 80s. Details on Page 2.
Gunmen Seize Five at Saudi Embassy in Paris
Three Arab gunmen claiming Al Scab The Punishment took five hostages at the Saudi embassy in Paris demanding a plane to fly them and prisoners to an unnamed Arab capital. They sought the release of a high ranking Palestinian figure in Jordan or Kuwait, with Kuwait’s envoy mediating as police watched.
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Jordan
Jean Bucheton
Kuwait
Bucheton
al Scab
France
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
al Sharif Jaffa
Mohammed Ali Reza
Globe for Readers Offered by The Messenger
The Messenger offers readers a 12 inch three dimensional globe at 750 including delivery. Designed for The Associated Press the globe shows mountainous areas in raised relief and includes a clear plastic base. It can be ordered by check or money order to AP Globe The Athens Messenger Teaneck NJ 07666. Allow four to six weeks for delivery.
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How to Make Extra Money This Weekend
Practical guide urges readers to clean up dust catchers around home or garage and sell them quickly for cash. Emphasizes fast, low cost gain by clearing clutter and turning unused items into money this weekend.
Ehrlichman and associates indicted in Watergate case
Former presidential adviser John Ehrlichman and four other figures tied to the Ellsberg psychiatrist break in were secretly indicted on burglary conspiracy charges. Egil Krogh Jr David Young and G Gordon Liddy named with Ehrlichman, perjury charges also noted, bonds set at 500 each.
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Daniel Ellsberg
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G. Gordon Liddy
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Cox
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Kolts
James Doyle
Auto Price Hike Decision Pending
The first 1974 model autos were set to go on sale today without the hoped for price rise. The Cost of Living Council had not decided on an average $61 per car increase sought by American Motors, with Ford General Motors and Chrysler also proposing hikes. A council spokesman said action would not occur until after analysis, even as hearings have already been held on auto and steel price increases and Phase 4 anti inflation rules.
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American Motors
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General Motors
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Bacon And Eggs Overrated Breakfast Says Nevada Nutritio
University of Nevada Reno nutritionist Marjorie Stevenson argues traditional bacon and eggs are overrated as a breakfast. She cites pizza or tacos as nutritious options with protein, dairy, and fiber, noting meals like tomato soup and hamburgers can satisfy breakfast needs while many still expect a classic morning meal.
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