Watergate notes unfold with tapes and probes
The White House faces new Watergate twists as Jaworski seeks presidential tapes for safekeeping while Ziegler dismisses the idea. Subpoenaed tapes sit under court guard and a gap remains. Reports link Nixon to a $100,000 bank certificate and a $160,000 cash gift from Howard Hughes associate. Economic impact talks predict higher fuel prices with uncertain inflation timing.
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White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Dwight Chapin
United States
Soviet Union
Nixoty
Daniel Elisberg
Leon Jagorski
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Jaworski
Worski
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Howard R. Hughes
Richard G. Gerstein
Stein
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House Jawer
Fred Busherdt
Bushardt
White House summons echo of unrepeatable sound test
Report notes officials summoned to the White House discuss a conduct resembling tests that some cannot reproduce the sound. Chapin, the fifth former administration official, faces possible perjury charges or lying to grand juries as investigations proceed.
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White House
Chapin
Energy crisis to shrink economy and lift jobless rate
A government economist warned that the energy crisis will push the economy toward near recession next year and raise unemployment. The BP report showed a sharp rise in net trading income for the first nine months, while crude oil sales increased modestly amid higher prices since the Middle East war.
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Arity
Commission
Council of Ministers
Europe
British Petroleum
Washington
Nixon
Eaid Thieedaw
Egypt-Israel Talks Stall Amid Suez Front Fire
Egyptian and Israeli forces renewed shelling near the Suez Canal as talks at Kilometer 101 between Egyptian General Muhamed el Gamasy and Israeli General Aharon Yariv failed to produce a troop withdrawal agreement. UN aides reported ongoing fire and no schedule for a new meeting, while Saudi oil minister Yamani promised exemptions for Britain France and Spain from January oil-production cuts.
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Tel Aviv
London
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Britain
France
Spain
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Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Israel
U.N
Ensio Sulssvuo
Muhamed el- Gamasy
Egypt
Newsweek
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Gamasy
Aharon Yariy
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Associated Press
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Stamford Guest Conductor Leads Sunday Philharmonic
Stamford-Ghilch Henderson will guest conduct the Stamford Symphony Orchestra in a Sunday December 16 concert at 7 pm in Westhill High School auditorium. He will lead the Zampa Overture Prokofievs The Unanswered Question and Mozart Con certo in C Major for Flute and Harp. Henderson, music director of the Tulsa Philharmonic, has conducted major orchestras in the US Canada Australia England Germany and France and led NBC Tonight Show orchestra with Steve Allen and Johnny Carson.
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Canada
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France
NBC
Several Burglaries Probed by Cops
Police investigated several residential burglaries in the area. Joseph Marcinka on Mt Oak Street reported entry through a rear window with valuables including television, stereo, clothing and jewelry stolen. Durglass burglarized Jose Erhardt’s home on Chopsey Hill Road, ransacking bedrooms and living room and stealing a watch, four jars of pennies. George Sepe on Atlantic Street reported a break in with a 12 gauge shotgun, ITV, a Bell and Howell projector, a diamond ring and about $110 cash taken.
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Joseph Marcinka
Mt Oak Street
Durglass
Jose Erhardt
Chopsey Hill Road
George Sepe
Atlantic Street
ITV
Bell and Howell
Yale and state push energy cuts amid winter fuel worries
The Connecticut Education Association opposes a month long public school closure for energy savings citing disruption to education and meal programs for low income families. Yale University plans a December 12 to January 12 shutdown of most buildings to cut fuel use, aiming for a 5 percent saving. state officials discuss bus purchases to expand mass transit and a private contractor may remove hospital refuse to save fuel.
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CEA
Raymond Sjostedt
State Office of Preparedness
University of Connecticut
Joseph B. Burns
Connecticut Company
Department
Yale University
Yale
Kingston Brewster
Brewster
Kline Biology Tower
Douglas
Lloyd
Connecticut
Uncas-on-Thames
Norwich
Steele Says Nixon Assures New England Fuel Support
Rep Robert H Steele R Conn says President Nixon guaranteed effort to spare New England from worse energy shortages than the nation. Steele notes a White House meeting and an immediate dispatch by energy adviser Joby Love to the region. He cites New England dependence on oil for 70 percent of heating and 70 percent of electricity.
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Robert H. Steele
R-Conn
Nixon
New England
White House
Joby A. Love
Steele
New" England
Connecticut Republican
Milk Flan Meals and Milk Price Talks Amid Political Tangle
A scanned article outlines milk pricing pressures and government actions as federal plans consider stabilizing milk costs. Dealers protest price hikes while arguing many customers are poor families. The piece cites a cost commission, regional fuel and energy measures, and a push to form car pools and use electricity from southern plants. It mentions Nixon and a campaign influence angle, plus quotes from a dealer about retail milk prices and access.
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Arati Os
Chess
Nixon
Widow Benefits Rule Change Affects Retirees and Earnings
The text outlines a pension rule where benefits drop by one dollar for every two dollars earned above a threshold, with a 2400 dollar target set for next January and a Byrd plan proposing a 3000 dollar ceiling. It also notes lowering the age to earn with no benefits from 72 to 70 and an estimated annual cost of 800 million. The Senate passed a Mondale amendment to raise standards in child day centers funded by Social Services for the poor, and a stray line mentions the anaconda swallowing a calf.
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Senate
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
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