Strachan testifies on Watergate money and reporting
Strachan recalls after the June 17 arrests destroying a memo and documents tied to Sen Hubert H hipfrey s 1972 Pennsylvania campaign. He says 350000 in campaign cash was returned to Frederick C LaRue after the November election, funds used for Watergate defendants and their attorneys. Strachan says he gathered information from the committee to Re-Elect the President and White House staff and reported to Haldeman. He notes John W Deanel was the White House contact, while Magruder avoided the reporting system when possible.
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White House
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Mardian
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Volunteers sought for sleep study at Dartmouth College
Dartmouth sleep laboratory director Dr Peter Hauri received a 52330 federal grant from the National Institute of Mental Health to study insomnia. The two year project recruits volunteers for an experimental relaxation treatment, with therapy three times weekly for five to eight weeks.
Nixon to end secret White House taping of conversations
President Nixon has decided to abandon the secret taping of conversations in White House offices after disclosures of recording devices caused embarrassment. He works at Camp David amid pressure to release tapes for the Ervin inquiry while federal officials note the Shah of Iran may also be taped during the state visit starting Tuesday.
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Shah of Iran
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Watergate Committee
Lincoln
Vergennes police chief Lawrence quits under fire
Vergennes Mayor Richard Burke said he would not rehire Police Chief Paul Lawrence after he submitted his resignation under pressure. Lawrence, a former state trooper, will leave July 27 amid criticism over tailored officer uniforms and use of a second patrol car. He had made 47 drug arrests in five months, while council questioned his outside work and overall duties.
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UPI
Richard Burke
Paul Lawrence
Burke
Lawrence
Frank Tucker
Vermont flood relief lag as applications lag demand rises
Vermont disaster officials reported only about 15 percent of the roughly 3 500 flood victims had applied for aid with regional centers set to close by July 28. They expected a further 10 percent rise and noted that Ludlow could extend hours while Burlington and St Albans centers closed. 468 individuals and businesses had applied so far, with SBA loans and IRS tax help the strongest requests.
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Small Business Administration
Federal Internal Revenue Service
Vermont Newsman Ordered to Reveal Source in Drug Raid Case
WCAX-TV Rutland bureau chief John Gladding faces a deposition after a district judge ordered him to disclose his source for pre raid information about a police drug raid. The station and Gladding argue the move would chill press freedom and plan to appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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UPI
Vermont
John Gladding
Wcax-Tv
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Gladding
John Liccardi
Edward McLellan
Waitting
Station
State Supreme Court
Food price surge eyed by Wall Street Journal report
A Priday edition of The Wall Street Journal cites farm and food industry sources predicting sharp price rises with eggs at $12 a dozen, bacon $28 a pound, broiler chickens 75 to 80 cents, and pork chops $2 a pound. A nine-city supermarket scan shows mostly steady prices with some increases, including milk jumping from 2 to 70 cents in Dallas and a Boston uncut chicken rising from 63 to 69 cents.
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Zeitzer Food Corp
New York
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Weston plans park and ski center with miniature train
The proposal envisions a town game farm open May to October with an admission around 92.75 for adults. It would become a winter ski touring area with salt licks for deer viewing. Revenue would split between gates and sales of food rides and souvenirs. Kinsey cites visitor figures to justify demand. Zeitzer Food Corp reports mass price cuts amid Phage IV, with Zeitzer stating profit motive.
President’s covert diplomacy and tapes center of inquiry
Senate investigators seek confidential recordings to probe Nixon’s role in Watergate, including planning key moves like relations with China. The tapes are valued as evidence of the President’s private diplomacy and potential involvement in the scandal.
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China
Senate
Nixon
Hospital closes ambulance entrance for construction
Robert J D Stouts administrator of Putnam Memorial Hospital announced that effective Monday July 23 the ambulance entrance will be closed and a temporary entrance through the X ray department back door will serve for about four weeks. Rescue squads were notified and patients should enter through the main front door and be directed to the emergency room with help from Gray Ladies admitting office and staff.
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
Ihru
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