Watergate Trial Faces Nixon Testimony Question
Washington UPI reports the Watergate cover up case opens with Nixon as the central figure and potential star witness though he is unindicted and reportedly ill. The trial will focus on key aides and officials including Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman Strachan Mardian Parkinson with jury calls and courtroom moves outlined.
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Storm disrupts Connecticut with high winds and flooding
A weekend storm si gnificantly disrupted Connecticut with strong winds hail and heavy rain. More than 5 000 homes lost power as lines crews restored service in stages across towns including Naugatuck Valley Southbury Newington Watertown and Granby. The National Weather Service logged 3 1 2 inches of rain at Bradley International Airport matching typical September totals.
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Granby
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Anti-busing battle moves to historic Bunker Hill
Demonstrators oppose court ordered desegregation rally at Bunker Hill Boston under Mayor White permit with 9 a.m. start. Buses arrive with police escorts to Hyde Park and South Boston high schools as white student absenteeism climbs and plans for a Friday boycott expand nationwide.
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Massachusetts grants telephone contracts without bids
Boston reports that Massachusetts may waste up to $1 million annually on telephone bills as equipment contracts are auto awarded to New England Telephone Co. without competitive bidding. State officials acknowledge the practice, with Thomas O'Brien, director of the state agency, cited as saying contracts are awarded without bids.
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Schlesinger Says Scandal Teaches Limits on Presidency
Former presidential speech writer Arthur Schlesinger Jr says Watergate shows limits to the presidency’s wisdom and power. He spoke at National Town Meeting with William Ruckleshaus, arguing that those who abuse power face retribution.
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