Sept 24 date set in tapes suit
U S District Court Judge Sirica grants the White House until Sept 24 to answer the Senate Watergate committee suit seeking access to secret presidential tapes. The judge declined expedited action, stressing careful work. The committee aims to complete hearings by Nov 1 and wants tapes before then. Nixon signaled potential clarifications in the appeal.
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U.S District Court
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White House
Senate Watergate Committee
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J. Fred Buzhardt
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Samuel Cash
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Canada railways return to normal after strike end
Canadian National Railways and CP Rail planned to resume operations today as striking workers returned to jobs. Machinists stopped picketing and agreed to work at 8 am local time, while Thunder Bay non operating employees kept lines closed. Union leader Hugh Mawhinney urged fair wage terms and warned against rapid arbitration, noting months of stalled negotiations.
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Winnipeg
Canadian National Railways
CP Rail
Thunder Bay
Lakehead City
CNR
Manitoba
Ontario
Hugh Mawhinney
International Association of Machinists
John Munro
Krogh to face arraignment in Ellsberg psychiatrist burglary case
Former White House aide Egil Krogh plans to appear for arraignment on burglary conspiracy and solicitation charges tied to the Ellsberg psychiatrist office break in The indictment includes Behrlichman Liddy and David Young as co defendants in the Tuesday filing from federal authorities Also note space and health items from Houston Atlanta and Memphis briefs follow.
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Los Angeles
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
Egil Krogh
John D. Ehrlichman
Krogh
Behrlichman
G. Gordon Liddy
David Young
Henry A. Kissinger
Asbestos in Duluth Water Asserted in Reserve Case
Government witness Dr. William Nicholson testified that Duluth city water may contain as many as 74 million asbestos-like fibers per cubic liter, based on visual counts. The figure, not precise, faces challenge from Reserve attorneys while EPA links fibers to the Reserve plant discharges into Lake Superior.
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Duluth
William Nicholson
New York
Reserve Mining Co
Nicholson
Justice Department
Reserve
Lake Superior
Silver Bay
Minn
Robert Sheran
U.S
Miles Lord
Mt Sinai School of Medicine
New York City
Minnesota North Shore
Reserve Plant
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
MPCA
Irving Sehkoff
Mt. Sinai
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Federal Water — Pollution Control Act
Brainerd Judge Hears Police Federation Lawsuit Motion
Brainerd Judge Ben Grusendorf heard arguments on a temporary injunction by the Bemidji Police Officers Federation to halt examinations for a new police chief. The federation seeks exams limited to current department members, while the city and Police Civil Service Commission argue for broad eligibility. Lawyers debated statute 414 and the federation’s legal status, with a ruling not yet announced.
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Police Federation
Ninth Judicial District
Ben Grusendorf
Brainerd Grusendorf
James Preece
Bemidji
Gordon McRae
International Falls
Bemidji Police Officers Federation
Defendents
Police Civil Service Commission
Commission
James McDowell
Federation
Thomas Hilligan
Hilligan
John Bailey
Romaine Powell
Tailey
Communications Workers of America
Bailey
Grusendorf
Bemidji Retail Group backs Community Service Fair
The Bemidji Chamber Retail Trade Committee endorsed a Community Service Fair to be held on Beltrami Avenue from noon to 6 00 p m on September 22 It will showcase hundreds of human services agencies and organizations in the Bemidji area with booths and information on available services Letters will go to hundreds of agencies to participate and the event may include music to create a welcoming atmosphere
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Bemidji
Res Stephen Knudsen
Knudsen
Kriudsen
Kivdsen
Saido
Sotv Ce Fair
Nixon to deliver new State of the Union address
President Nixon, criticizing a Democratic Congress as having a disappointing record, said he will transmit a new State of the Union message Monday. He urged curbs on spending strong defense and bills on energy education housing and development while defending his Watergate stance and inflation policies.
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Nixon
Congress
White House
House
Carl Albert
Dokla House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Irving
Israel
United States
Peace
Spiro T Agnew
Senate
Supreme Court
Woman charged in infant snatching at St Paul hospital
A 24 year old woman, Sharon Baker of St Paul, was to appear in Municipal Court on a felony charge of false imprisonment of a five day old infant, Tricia Pratt, snatched from a hospital nursery last Monday night. The baby, ill but reported in good condition, was found seven hours later after a tip led police to the suspect’s apartment.
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Sharon Baker
St. Paul
Tricia Pratt
Richard Pratt
Lakeville
Minn
Atty Paul
Boyle charged with murder in Yablonski slayings
Former UMW president W A Boyle faces federal murder charges in the 1969 slayings of Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter. State warrants also name co defendants including Turnblazer as conspirator. Trial actions follow as authorities outline a long running union corruption probe.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
United Mine Workers
W.A
Tony” Boyle
UMW
Joseph A Yablonski
Yablonski
Boyle
Pittsburgh
Joseph “Chip” Jr
William J Turnblazer
Washington
Jess Costa
Washington County
John Lo Lewis
Turnblazer Turnblazer
Middlesboro
Turoblazyer
Margaret
Charlotte
Yablonskis
Clarksville
Here
Tovle
Washington, D.C
Thomas Gladden
Pennsylvania
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