Haldeman denies asking IRS for political responsiveness
Former aide Haldeman testifies no specific request to make the IRS more responsive politically, but says it possible the White House was asked. He recalls discussing Sept. 15 1972 meeting with the President and asserts no involvement in Watergate wiretaps or cover up, citing tapes that could back his denials.
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George McGovern
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Oil slick reaches Goose Rocks Beach from harbor spill
Globs of oil and tar balls appeared on Goose Rocks Beach amid a drift from Portsmouth Harbor where the Liberian tanker Aro touched bottom last Tuesday. State Rep. Elmont Tyndale and EIC official David Sait inspected the area, noting no serious impact and a simple cleanup planned for the morning.
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Portsmouth Harbor
N.H
John Dever
Elmont Tyndale
David Sait
Environmental Improvement Commission
EIC
Tyndale
Paul Sova
Sova
Wells Beach
Kennebunk Beach
Rep
Delta Crash New Boston Deadliest US HUD 1980s?
Delta flight 723 crashed on a foggy runway in Boston killing 88 of 89 aboard with one survivor. Capt. John Striel Jr. flew 230 feet low and 3,500 feet short of touchdown after which the jet disintegrated at the seawall. The National Transportation Safety Board sent a one-man team to determine the survivor’s condition. Victims included Chester Wiggin Jr. of the Interstate Commerce Commission and Robert W. Moran, NH attorney general aide. Investigators seek the minute gap between last tower contact and impact.
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Boston
Maureen Kennedy
Delta
Federal Aviation Administration
John N. Striel Jr
National Transportation Safety Board
United States
Air Force
Robert Alexander
Alexander
The
Safety Board
Brad Dunbar
Fog and Flight Delays Shadow Boston Harbor Airport
England's at the edge of Boston Harbor. FAA regional administrator Ferris Howland says the pilot under shot the runway. Fog rolls in and out as the airport, shut briefly Tuesday morning for bad weather, reopens amid lingering visibility concerns. Witnesses describe the fog as shifting and variable.
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Boston Harbor
Ferris Howland
FAA
Jet clipping wall ends in crash at harbor strip
During final approach at 11 08 a.m. the pilot acknowledged landing clearance and 6000 foot visual range before the jet clipped a wall and flipped, tearing apart on a gravel harbor strip, authorities said. Airport traffic chief William C Keepers confirmed no further contact after the last transmission.
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William C. Keepers
Keepers
No-Break Issue at Portsmouth Yard Sparks Grievances
Disgruntled workers at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard clash with administration over new no eating and drinking rules during work hours. Coffee breaks were banned in March by Rear Adm. Elmer T. Westfall, with further restrictions on lunch access to living barges and off limits bars.
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Elmer T. Westfall
Theem
GS 13
Pa’ Ard
Admiral Westfall
Admiral Etadenes
David Purinton
Purinton
Wreckage After Fog Shuts Control at 10,000-Foot Runway
A fog bound crash leaves only wing scraps and a survivor Leop old Chouinard aged 20 from Marsh field Vermont. The control tower failed to detect the aircraft as it crashed within four minutes and rescue crews found bodies strewn across the scene.
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James Lane
Police Department
FAA
Survivor Talks To Parents After Air Crash
Leopold Chouinard, 20, the only survivor of the Delta Air Lines crash at Logan airport, remains in critical condition with a crushed foot and burns. He spoke to his parents Tuesday night and thanked two construction workers who helped pull him from the wreckage. He is an Air Force sergeant returning to duty in Alaska and became engaged to Brenda Newton the night before.
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Leopold Chouinard
Vermont
Massachusetts General Hospital
Delta Air Lines
Logan Airport
Chouinard
Air Force
Alaska
Brenda Newton
Leopold
Marshfield
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Anchorage
Ulbricht Dies at 80 Ends East German Leadership
Berlin AP Walter Ulbricht East German Communist leader dies at age 80 after illness following May 1971 replacement as party first secretary. He remained titular head of state as State Council chairman and central committee member. ADN noted a July 19 stroke and reported death at 12 55 pm August 1 1973 with mourning broadcasts.
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Walter Ulbricht
Berlin Wall
ADN
Ulbricht
Erich Honecker
State Council
Poliburo
Social Unity Party of Germany
German Democratic Republic
People’s Chamber
National Council of
The
National Front
Roger Bonvin
Switzerland
Egg Prices Push Bills Up Higher in July Survey
AP market basket survey shows rising costs as egg prices climb in 12 of 13 cities between July 23 and July 31, following phase 4 and the end of controls on most foods. The July 1 to July 23 period also saw increases in all but one city, with boosts from earlier price controls lifted.
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Cook Associated Press
Associated Press
Impeach Try Resolution Drawn Up
Rep. rt F. Drinan introduces a House measure to impeach President Nixon over the Cambodia bombing. Leadership cool and no early action planned. Drinan says a hearing is the only way to restore confidence in government.
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Nixon
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U.S
Cambodia
Rt F. Drinan
Drinan
House of Representatives
America
Inside The Journal Cartoons Classifieds
A reader questions why the Department of Internal Revenue does not offer refunds on back taxes when they are not satisfied, a light look at tax service quirks and consumer frustration.
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