White House to release milk fund court documents tape
The White House agreed to surrender a bundle of court documents in the milk fund case including a tape of a March meeting with Nixon and top aides. Officials say the materials remain shielded by executive privilege and will be reviewed by Judge William B. Jones in private before a ruling. The case centers on dairy industry contributions and milk price supports in 1971 and involves consumer advocate Ralph Nader.
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Ben-Gurion Buried in the Negev Desert
Israel paid final respects to David Ben-Gurion in a simple desert burial at Sde Boker in the Negev. The first prime minister died at 87 after seven decades shaping the state, resting beside his wife Paula. Only a wooden marker marked his grave and no eulogies were given as Israel’s leaders and citizens observed the ceremony.
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Two Greenwich Youths Held for Gasoline Siphoning
Greenwich police charged two youths with larceny after they siphoned gasoline from a car at Cos Cub railroad station. Police said the pair used an eight foot hose and a can, then returned home before being spotted by Patrolman Robert Wassberg. They were released for court appearance January 14.
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Sirica Reviews Watergate Tapes In Guarded Room
Washington reports say Judge Sirica began reviewing Watergate tapes in a heavily guarded room as prosecutors pursue subpoenas and pending charges. Key figures discussed include White House aides, lawyers, and witnesses with hearings set to determine what portions of the recordings may be submitted to the grand jury.
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Pick Shovel Days to End VMW Boss Vows Fight at Talks
Pittsburgh AP reports United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller pledges a hard bargain in upcoming contract talks amid an energy crisis. Miller vows the union will strike if needed to win concessions from coal operators, citing energy shortages and higher living costs. He outlines wage, pension, sick pay gains and criticizes Nixon energy policies as ineffective, while stressing a six month strike if negotiations fail. The 205000-member union plans an early convention draft of demands next month.
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