Arguments aired in battle of the tapes
President Nixon’s lawyer contends a court order for White House tapes could trigger broad demands for confidential presidential records. The oral arguments before Judge Sirica mark the first constitutional showdown in Watergate tape access, with Archibald Cox opposing and Charles Alan Wright defending executive privilege.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Charles Alan Wright
U.S
John J. Sirica
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Wright
Supreme Court
Sirica
Cox
Senate Watergate Committee
United States
University of Texas
Harvard
Gaudet ready to surrender as search enters third day
Edwin Gaudet sought for threatening President Nixon fled when a car appeared while wife Judy Gaudet and Stanley Gaudet urged him to surrender. Secret Service and state police kept base camp near Arroyo Hondo as weather forecast calls for variable cloudiness with scattered storms and temperatures in the mid 70s to low 80s.
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Arroyo Hondo
N.M
New Mexico
Nixon
Judy Gaudet
Stanley Gaudet
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
New Orleans
Edwin M. Gaudet
Edwin Gaudet
Taos-area
Cat
Gaudet
Secret Service
Food Price Rules Set to Aid Costs Across Industry
The Cost of Living Council plans to issue new food industry regulations allowing higher prices to cover nonagricultural costs, effective September 12. Wheat futures hit record highs as demand grows, with farmers hoping for further gains. New York sues Agriculture Secretary Butz over beef shortage actions. In Vietnam, a Viet Cong assault on a ranger position in the central highlands leaves 89 VC and 17 rangers dead, signaling continued infiltration from Kontum to Pleiku.
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Cost of Living Council
New York City
U.S. District Court
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Saigon
South Vietnam
Saigon Command
Kontum
Pleiku
West Chippewa men aid in western forest fires
A Chippewa National Forest spokesman said 47 local men have been flown to California and Montana to help combat major blazes. Twenty three were sent to the Caribou fire in Montana and twenty four to the Granite fire near San Francisco.
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Cass Lake
Chippewa National Forest
California
Montana
Kootenai National Forest
Stanislaus National Forest
San Francisco
Shoppers face mixed signals on pork poultry prices
Prices for pork chops chicken and eggs fell in many areas while wheat futures hit records amid rising demand. The Cost of Living Council planned new food industry rules to ease costs effective Sept. 12. Albany and New York City actions and local price drops are noted as mixed indicators of a volatile food bill landscape.
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New York City
US District Court
Agriculture
Carl L. Butz
Butz
Albany
N.Y
Pennsylvania
Labor Department
Judge delays arraignments in Houston mass slayings case
In Houston, District Court Judge William Hatten postponed the arraignments of Elmer Wayne Henley 17 and David Owen Brooks 18 on murder charges connected to the sex and sadism case involving the death of 27 youths. He ordered immediate psychiatric examinations for both, while brooks and Henley declined to enter pleas. The proceedings followed grand jury testimony from two teens linked to ringleader Dean Corll.
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Houston
Tex
William Hatten
Elmer Wayne Henley
David Owen Brooks
Hatten
Dist. Atty
Carol Vance
Henley
Brooks
Harris County Psychiatric Unit
Charles Melcher
Ted Musick
Melder
Music
Melcher
Melcer
Vance
Dean Corll
Michael
Ethridge
Navy
Rhonda Williams
Corll
Miss Williams
Heights
The
San Diego
Calif
Thorson Road project contract awarded in Beltrami County
Thorson, Inc. of Bemidji won the bid for improvements to County State Aid Highway 31 at 231 937 dollars. Two rival bids were 240 164 from C L Nelson and Co Brainerd and 252 452 from W Hodgman and Sons Fairmont. The board also approved nursing home expansion plans and a county admin secretary hire and issued an on and off sale beer license for Clinton Bauer.
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Thorson, Inc
Bemidji
Beltrami County
County Welfare Board
Thomas and Vecchi
Beltrami Nursing Home
Beverly Little
Clinton Bauer
Cormant Township
Minnesota Wild Rice Harvest Opens This Friday
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says harvesting begins Friday with a 4 license needed for most harvesters except Indians on certain reservations. Some waters may delay opening due to slower ripening and buyers will reject green rice or rice with straw. Hours start 10 a.m. to noon, then 10 a.m. to 1 or 2 p.m. on subsequent days, with public waters closed on weekends and specific dates through Aug. 30.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Department of Natural Resources
Crow Wing
Cass
Aitkin
Morrison
School Board approves 1973 74 teacher contracts
The School Board approved contracts for the 1973 74 school year. Names include Bruce Aalgaard secondary biology $9,990 Mark Froehle secondary industrial arts $7,500 Ina M Steen SLBP tutor Gilfillan Center $6,490 Myles Wagner secondary English $7,500 Janice Brossma grade four Solway Elementary School $7,500 Nancy EF Condon grade three Lincoln Elementary School $7,500.
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Bruce Aalgaard
Mark Froehle
Ina M. Steen
Gilfillan Center
Myles Wagner
Janice Brossma
Solway
Nancy EF. Condon
Lincoln
School Board Sets Special Meeting On Lunch Contract
The Board of Independent School District No 31 schedules a 7:30 p.m. meeting next Tuesday at the Administration Building to finalize Ace Hosts' lunch program terms, set potential per student price increases, and approve the coming term agreement.
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School Board of Independent School District No 31
Ace
Bemidji
Gilfillan Center
Lincoln Project
Fugelso, Porter, Smith and Whiteman
Riverside
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L.M Wangberg
Gilfillan
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