Nixon sought second Watergate cover-up, memos claim
Confidential House impeachment inquiry memos allege Nixon directed efforts to devise a second cover-up after the initial plan faltered. The texts cite Nixon urging Dean to shield Haldeman, contending Cuban-American payments funded burglars, and ordering continued containment with Mitchell, as discussed in March 1973 meetings.
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Readsboro eyes incinerator to follow Stamford’s lead
Readsboro selectmen plan to ask voters to authorize a 40 760 loan for an Air Preheater Co incinerator like Stamford’s. After Stamford’s success, Readsboro aims to replace dumps and meet state solid waste rules, with July 10 as the election date to approve the project and covers site prep and installation costs.
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Cummings enters race for Vermont Senate seat from Bennington
Bennington resident and longtime Democrat Robert E. Cummings Jr. formally announced his candidacy for one of two Vermont Senate seats from Bennington County. He joins Claude Dern in the Democratic column while Republicans Ferdinand Bongartz and Merritt Hewitt also put forth senatorial bids. Other potential rivals named include Kelton Miller and J Duncan Campbell. Cummings vows a fierce critique of the Senate record and backs Gov. Salmon’s policies and a statewide land-use plan.
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Nixon aide Buzhardt in hospital after heart attack
Washington UPI reports J Fred Buzhardt a top Nixon defense lawyer suffered a heart attack early today and is listed in serious condition at Fairfax Hospital Falls Church Virginia He is 50 and reported to have severe chest pains by spokesperson Peggy Pond
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White House agrees to hand Ehrlichman key documents
White House lawyers will provide John Ehrlichman documents for his defense, potentially averting a contempt citation against President Nixon. Gesell warned the move could keep Ehrlichman’s trial on schedule next week in the Ellsberg case, while Doar tape material remains in Sirica’s possession and press access to proceedings continues to provoke debate.
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Little League allows girls to play on boys teams
National officials announce that girls may participate in Little League baseball with boys but local coaches will decide team rosters. They require girls to prove equal competency and say disputes will be handled locally. The decision awaits formal Congress approval due to the federal charter. NOW praises the move as a step toward equal sports opportunities.
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Inside look at wild plants and uneaten cautions
Kit Foster profiles plants that grow wild and are best left uneaten, noting their dangers and curious traits. The article appears among Page 4 items in the issue.
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Tom Braden
Bob Williams
Brattleboro
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Cape Cod
Nixon Leads Peacemaker Tour Through Egypt Amid Crowds
In a 130 mile Cairo to Alexandria ride, President Nixon and Anwar Sadat discussed Middle East peace while a million Arabs along the route marked their tribute. They urged bilateral talks before Geneva, with security tight as helicopters watched over the crowds and streets.
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Equinox House bought by Galesi and Paparazzo in Manchester
Francesco Galesi and Otto Paparazzo handed a check for 1,275,000 dollars to the Bennington County clerk on Wednesday afternoon and became the new owners of the Equinox Hotel property in Manchester. They outlined plans for 450 hotel units, 151 condominiums on Union Street, and additional units on a mountain plateau, with upgrades to the airport property and plans to use the Opera House as convention space. Officials from town and village will review plans, with work on the Orvis Inn and Union Street projects to begin once permits are in place. The developers emphasized cooperation amid tight credit and a difficult market, noting that a hotel alone cannot drive the project.
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