Jaworski Recalls Watergate Crisis One Year On
Montreal AP Leon Jaworski reflects on Watergate a year after Nixon’s resignation. He cites hate-filled messages and a 15 year old’s letter, notes bar association reforms, and discusses the judiciary’s response and public fatigue with Watergate coverage.
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Leon Jaworski
U.S. Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
American Bar Association
Montreal
Jaworski
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Auto makers probed in Canada U S dumping inquiry
Ottawa reports four major automakers are involved in a U S investigation into whether Canada and seven other nations dumped cars into the U S market. The U S Customs Service probes may impact pricing dynamics across borders. The Consumers' Association of Canada asks for disclosure of U S S R wheat prices to avoid mispricing similar to 1974.
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U.S. Customs Service
Canada
U.S Treasury
Consumers’ Association of Canada
Canadian Wheat Board
U.S.S.R
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Wheat Board
Consumer Affairs
Andre Ouelette
United States
Air Domestic Charter Rules Attract Legal Challenge
The CAB approved lower fares for adult and child travelers with advance ticketing and passenger lists due 15 days before North American charters and 30 days for others. Special events like the Super Bowl qualify, with flights departing within 36 hours of the event. Trans World Airlines challenged the order in federal court, arguing overreach of authority as airline profits decline and old charter fares face blame.
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Trans World Airlines
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New York
Potential air traffic walkout over bilingual licenses in Quebec
Ottawa reports rising pressure for changes to bilingual traffic control in Quebec as air traffic controllers and pilots consider coordinated action. The Canadian Air Traffic Control Association hints at backing a pilot strike if licenses for unilingual French pilots are not restricted, signaling a possible October walkout.
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Quebec
Canadian Air Traffic Control Association
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Rolling Stones tour ends with 70000 in New York stadium
The Rolling Stones drew about 70,000 fans at Rich Stadium in Orchard Park to end a North American tour earning roughly $13 million across 45 concerts in 27 cities. Band members Mick Jagger Keith Richards Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman were projected to net about $750,000 each. Ron Wood and Billy Preston would receive half shares.
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Erie County
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Charlie Watts
Bill Wyman
Wasserman
Ron Wood
Billy Preston
Amin's Wife Nominated Miss Africa
Uganda President Idi Amin's wife Sarah Kylaba has been nominated to be called Miss Africa by the Organization of African Unity Secretary General William Eteki Mboumoua. The nomination was reported by Uganda Broadcasting Corp. after Amin married Sarah last Friday.
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Maine Writers Conference Moves Ahead at Ocean Park
The 35th State of Maine Writers Conference is set for August 1922 at Porter Hall Ocean Park with co chairs Richard Burns and Adelbert Jakeman. Registration begins 5 p.m. Tuesday with a 15 dollar pass including a Poetry Tournament booklet and a packed schedule of talks workshops and performances through Friday.
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Havertown
Doris Marston
Cape Neddick
Olive Tardiff
Hampton
N.H
David McCord
Boston
Giant Tug Warrior Trapped by Ice Near Prudhoe Bay
The tug Warrior and two barges lie blocked by Arctic ice at Wainwright Alaska since July 24 on a 10 mile flotilla headed to Prudhoe Bay from Puget Sound. Twenty three tugs and 47 barges with 184 crew wait as ice must move, wind shifting southerly or southeasterly is needed to free the convoy carrying 160000 tons of cargo and modules up to ten stories high. The crew report sleepless nights and limited mail and food while awaiting the ice to relent.
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North Slope
Puget Sound
Prudhoe Bay
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Painchaud’s Band to Offer Sunday Biddeford Concert
Painchaud's Band of Biddeford will perform Sunday at 1 30 p m on the grounds of the Trull Nursing Home May Street Biddeford. The concert invites residents of Trull Nursing Home and the Good Shepherd Villa along with other seniors and the public to attend with seating arrangements provided.
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Trull Nursing Home
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Puzzle of Crossed Clues: Song Years and Names
A mixed list pairs phrases with year-like tags and names including Mona Lisa and Aaron Burr, with items such as Green Bay Packers and Chipmunks. The sequence assigns each item a year code like 1950 1972 1939 1962 1944, suggesting a play on historic associations.
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Aaron Burr
Green Bay Packers
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