Jaworski To Press For Tapes In Watergate Clash
Washington House Judiciary Committee leaders meet in caucus to pursue an April 19 request for Watergate tapes and documents linked to the investigation and cover up. Prosecutor Jaworski seeks 64 conversations with Nixon and aides, including Colson, from 1972 to 1973. The White House rejects further disclosure, promising to fight in court with Judge Sirica.
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House
Judiciary Committee
White House
Leon Jaworski
Nixon
Peter W.W. Rodine Jr
D-N.j
Jaworski
Watergate
Democratic National Committee
Colson
Lewis Fielding
Daniel Ellsberg
John W. Dean 3d
Senate
E. Howard Hunt
James D. St. Clair
St. Clair
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Home Health Care Gaps in York County Revealed
The third of five articles on York County health services reports inadequate Medicare home health coverage. Eight local agencies plus 16 uncovered towns lack full bedside nursing and proper referrals, leaving many elderly residents without essential services despite Medicare.
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York County Health Services
York County
State Division of Public Health Nursing
DPHN
Maine
Cumberland County
Marjorie Groves
Lew
Groves
Dayton
Shapleigh
Sanford Tower Links Biddeford To Cable TV Faster
Biddeford City Council approved using York Cable’s Sanford tower to transmit signals rather than building a Biddeford antenna. The switch to microwave transmission could allow service this fall with better reception, meeting a fall hockey game deadline. The council also amended a traffic safety grant application, voting down the full grant but approving the amended version for funds toward a patrol car and equipment, with no new officer added. An ordinance banning parking on Maplewood Avenue near the high school during school hours was enacted effective immediately.
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Biddeford
York Cable Corporation
Sanford
Cable Company
Barnett Shur
Shur
York
Edward Gaulin
Maine Department of Transportation
Claire Malasnik
Maplewood Avenue
Steve White
Richard Lambert
Andrew Frechette
Traffic Flow Change Issued in R port Dock Square
City officials enact a referendum ordinance affecting traffic patterns in Dock Square Port. The measure aims to ease congestion and improve safety for pedestrians and drivers commuting daily.
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Sace
R’port
Big Tuesday primaries set stage for 1974 elections
John Glenn won the Democratic nomination for Ohio senator on his third try. George Wallace secured a renewed third term as Alabama governor. Key races in Alabama Ohio Indiana and North Carolina shaped the November ballot. DC approved a charter restoring limited self government for the first time in a century.
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John H., Glenn Jr
Ohio
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Senate
Indiana
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Glenn
Howard M. Metzenbaum
William B. Saxbe
Organized Labor
State Democratic Organization
Metzenbaum
Ralph Perk
Cleveland
Peter E. Voss
Canton
John J. Gilligan
James J. Rhodes
Wallace
Elvin McCary
James B. Allen
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Robert Morgan
Icelandic Volcano Erupts Near Keflavik and Heimaey
An AP report from Reykjavik says a U.S. military plane observed a massive seabed eruption off Iceland, 46 miles southwest of Keflavik, with steam and lava shooting into the sea. The eruption lies about 70 miles from Heimaey in the Westman Islands, site of the January 23 1973 eruption that destroyed a third of that town.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Keflavik
U.S
Heimaey
Westman Islands
Cyclists Beat Train Race From McHenry To Lake Geneva
Eight cyclists challenged a commuter train over 21 miles from McHenry Illinois to Lake Geneva Wisconsin and won by ten minutes in a rain drenched event. Led by Dave Ludtke the seven finishers rode an hour 25 minutes while one cyclist got lost. The train trip now takes two hours 43 minutes due to slow diesel service amid poor track conditions. Ludtke notes an 1883 timetable showing wood burning trains cut the trip by about half an hour.
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McHenry
Ill
Lake Geneva
Chicago & Northwestern Transportation Co
Dave Ludtke
Chicago
Ludtke
Saco Row Over Ferry Lane Public Access Dispute
Fred Pipinias seeks city action to reopen Ferry Lane to public use amid a dispute over a privately held road to the Saco River. Abutting landowners Paradis and Hamilton hold deeds to the road sections, with the street described as a paper street not formally accepted by the city. Paradis says ownership runs to center, easements exist for an accepted street, and fishermen used the path. no trespassing signs were erected due to hazards from a holey dock. Pipinias says the road has long been used and questions adverse possession as a settlement route. He warns he may act if the city does not intervene.
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Saco River
Pipinias
Henry Paradis
Arthur Hamilton
Paradis
Alfred
Ronald Ayotte
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