Nixon addresses nation in prime time Watergate telecast
President Nixon prepares a nationwide television and radio address from Camp David outlining his defense in the Watergate case. The half hour Oval Office speech, to be followed by a written statement, aims to rally support for his second term amid historically low public confidence.
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Washington
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Agnew to share personal records in probe of Maryland kickbacks
Vice President Spiro Agnew offers access to his personal papers to federal prosecutors in a Maryland corruption investigation. He states he will keep official and personal records separate and allows inspection without removal, seeking cooperation while noting constitutional questions. Weather noted: partly cloudy with possible afternoon showers, highs in the upper 80s.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
Nixon
White House
Grand Jury
U.S. Atty
George Beall
Baltimore
Beall
Maryland Transportation Department
Federal Highway Administration
Gas shortage eases as AAA reports weekly improvement
The American Automobile Association notes gradual relief in gasoline shortages across the country in its 11th weekly report. Among 3,982 brand stations surveyed, 54 percent operated normal hours, up 1 percent, with fewer stations closing or selling out. Denver shows slight improvement after a week of closures.
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American Automobile Association
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Big Four Auto Makers and Steel Giants Plan Price Hikes
Washington reports Phase 4 curbs less than three days old as the four largest U S automakers and top three steel producers announce a 30 day price rise. Wheat climbs above 5 dollars a bushel for first time. In Philadelphia a federal judge weighs beef price ceiling suits. Government leads in court battles.
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Philadelphia
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Pollution Backups Plague Water Gate Area
Report describes heavy pollution buildup behind the water gate causing concern among residents and officials. The issue highlights environmental risks and calls for action to address water quality and infrastructure.
FBI arrests two area residents on Red Lake Reservation
The FBI and BIA report the arrest of Albert Neaveau 20 and Peter Andrew Neadeau 18 at their Red Lake home on Aug 14 for assault with a deadly weapon and rape respectively. A third man, Roger Allen Neadeau 25, is a fugitive. They appeared before U.S. Magistrate Romaine Powell in Bemidji on Aug 14.
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Red Lake
Jack H. Trimbach
Twin Cities
Albert Neaveau
Peter Andrew Neadeau
BIA
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Albert Neadeau
Roger Allen Neadeau
Trimbach
U.S
Romaine Powell
Bemidji
Indictments Return in Texas Mass Slayings Case
A grand jury indicts Elmer Wayne Henley Jr. and David Owen Brooks in the Houston area mass murders linked to Dean Corll. Indictments cover multiple slayings of teen victims, with details of alleged kidnapping and killings, and testimony heard over extended deliberations.
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Elmer Wayne Henley Jr
David Owen Brooks
Henley
San Augustine
Brooks
William Ray Lawrence
Marty Ray Jones
Charles C. Cobble
Billy Ridinger
Dean Allen Corll
Corll
End of American bombing in Cambodia marked by two jets
In Phnom Penh at 10:45 a.m. two U S Air Force Fills signaled the halt to nine years of bombing in Indochina followed by an OV10 smoke farewell. Maj. John Hoskins claimed the final bomb drop near Phnom Penh as Washington records indicate over 200 strikes in the last day of the campaign.
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Portsmouth
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Idaho fire mobilizes 23 man Cass Lake crew
A 23 man local fire fighting crew from Black Duck Cass Lake Walker Marcell and Deer River is flown to Boise Idaho to assist in a large forest fire. They depart Duluth at 11 15 a m under Harold Godledske direction. Exact fire location and return time are unknown.
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Idaho
Ken Kane
Chippewa National Forest
Harold Godledske
Duluth
Boise
Blackduck
Walker
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Deer River
Vets Bonus Applications Start Today in Minnesota
Minnesota Vietnam era veterans may apply for bonuses up to 1000 under a 1973 law. Eligibility requires six months residency in Minnesota prior to entering the service.
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Minnesota
Beltrami County Expands Courthouse Hours and Adjacent Actions
Beltrami County commissioners vote to keep the courthouse open 8 am to 4 30 pm weekdays including noon, to reduce backlog. Sheriff Tolman authorized to buy a 2200 moving radar unit with 50 percent federal reimbursement. fines and bonds collected over three months cover county share. Other actions include road project contracts, intercounty road cooperation talks, and funds for road work and Arrowhead Magazine advertising.
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Beltrami County
Tom Tolman
John Kemp
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