Watergate CIA ties alleged by White House aides
CIA Deputy Director Vernon Walters testified that Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean were heavily involved in efforts to misuse the CIA in the Watergate coverup. The disclosures follow claims by L Patrick Gray II about FBI delays and White House directives.
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U. S. District Court
Skylab Faces Heat and Gyro Trouble as Orbiting Lab Demands Solutions
The Skylab space station reported internal temperatures near 100 degrees and a stabilizing gyro scope issue, complicating plans to launch Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz for a 28 day link up. Two solar panels failed to extend cutting power in half, delaying liftoff to Sunday.
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Senate votes 24 0 to stop bombing fund in Cambodia Laos
Senate Appropriations Committee voted 24 to 0 to cut off all funds for bombing in Cambodia or Laos. An amendment by Sen. Mas F. Eagleton to the supplemental appropriation bill bans combat spending with existing funds. The House previously limited the ban to money in the supplemental bill only for bombing in Cambodia.
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Skylab heat crisis after shield loss threatens Sunday launch
Skylab suffers heat and electrical problems after an aluminum shield ripped away 63 seconds after launch of Saturn V. Hutchinson warns of serious anomaly as temps rise to 100 degrees inside the 85 ton workshop and power for air-conditioning drains the craft. Directors remain hopeful engineers will fix the issue in days and that Skylab 2 and 3 missions could still be completed later this year.
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Gold Price Up Dollar Down on European Markets
Gold jumped more than five dollars an ounce on European bullion markets and the dollar weakened sharply. Dealers cited inflation fears, financial turmoil, and Middle East speculation as drivers, with Brezhnev and Nixon talks anticipated in Washington next month. The London fix was unsettled while Zurich opened at 108 dollars and the dollar fell against several currencies.
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Inside The Journal Today's Chuckle Time
A light humor column highlights brief gags and cartoonish quips. It offers quick laughs between paydays and reflects the period mood with playful observations.
U S Balance Of Payments Deteriorates In Early 1973
The Commerce Department report shows sharp declines in both the official reserve transactions balance and the net liquidity balance for Q1 1973. Deficits reached 10.2 billion and 6.8 billion respectively, driven by large capital outflows amid monetary turmoil and the dollar devaluation.
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Saco Board Denies Blue Haven Park Expansion
The Saco Zoning Board of Appeals upheld the Planning Board and refused a 57 lot expansion for Blue Haven Mobile Home Park. Peter O Donnell, coowner, may appeal to York County Superior Court. observers expect an appeal. The planning board cited post amendment zoning limits and subdivision rules.
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Salmon Falls Education Center Pioneer School in Piney Woods
Salmon Falls Education Center in rural woods operates Salmon Falls Country Day School for younger children and Salmon Falls Academy for teens. It blends elements of free and rigid schooling with no grades, fixed units, and student driven progress, while requiring work and parental involvement.
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Salmon Falls
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