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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1974

Page

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Groundbreaking Planned for Kee Dam Watershed Project

Bluefield signs $983 840 contract with Soil Conservation Service to build Kee Dam on Airport Road by Seay Construction Co. Groundbreaking set for Aug 22. project aims to secure water supply, flood control, and recreation. FHA loan of about $1.3 million, city funds roughly $300,000. West Virginia Water Co. to pay $75,000 yearly.

Jim Terry Bluefield Friday Soil Conservation Service Kee Dam Airport Road Seay Construction Co Edwin Elliott Friday Bartlett Tree Nardei Construction Co Bridgeville West Virginia Water Co Farmers Home Administration SCS Brush Creek Elliott Elizabeth Kee Arch Moore Jr

Byrd Receives Early Farewell Call From Nixon

Virginia Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. said a 1:05 a.m. call from President Nixon conveyed the farewell and an invitation to California. Byrd joined Virginia's delegation at the White House Thursday evening for Nixon’s resignation remarks and discussed the situation with other lawmakers and officials.

Virginia Byrd Nixon Richmond Harry F. Byrd Jr California E. Byrd White House David E. Satterfield III W. C Dan” Daniel Congress

Nixon Returns to California Vows Peace Effort

Richard Nixon, welcomed by about 4,000 in San Clemente, pledged to press for world peace after resigning the presidency. He spoke at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station before flying to his estate, saying he would continue public service over the next two years.

San Clemente Calif Richard M. Nixon Washington California el Toro Marine Corps Air Station Nixon America White House mid-America Missouri Henry A. Kissinger United States Richard Nixon Harry Truman el Toro Pat Tricia Edward Cox Nixons Air Force One Mercer County Jerome Katz Katz Watergate Ellsburg

New Chief Executive Promises Administration of Openness

Ford sworn in as 38th president in the White House East Room pledging openness and candor as he inherits the nation after Nixon resigns. He asks for prayers for Nixon and emphasizes restoring the golden rule in politics amid Watergate tensions.

Ford Gerald R. Ford Burger Betty Washington United States Warren E. Burger White House Richard M. Nixon Watergate

Nixon Era in Review and Ford Assessment Highlighted

The Daily Telegraph publishes a special Sunday section recapping Nixon's presidency with headlines, Congress relations, foreign policy, Cabinet matters, finances, and Watergate. A forthcoming review of President Ford is also featured.

Daily Telegraph Nixon Congress Gerald Ford

Pendleton resigns as mayor of Athens

Athens Mayor Tom Pendleton quits citing strain on professional and personal responsibilities. Richard Grogan elected to finish Pendleton term. Pendleton remains on town council while continuing water system project and other municipal efforts begun during his tenure.

Pendleton Athens Tom Pendleton Forest Products Marketing Laboratory U. S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service

Resignation Sparks Mixed Local Reactions Over Nixon Departure

Mercer County and Bluefield officials on Page Two Column Five express varied views on President Richard Nixon's resignation. Sheriff Jack Scott and Judge Jerome Katz frame it as tragedy and necessity, while Judge Howard M. Jarrett sees relief and equal treatment under law. Mayor Edwin Elliott blames press manipulation and backs President Ford, calling Nixon a great leader despite Watergate.

Jim Gilreath Jim Terry Mercer County Bluefield Richard M. Nixon Nixon Gerald R. Ford John S Jack) Scott Scott Katz Howard M. Jarrett Jarrett Ford Godspeed Judge Jarrett Hughes Russia Edwin Elliott Elliott

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