Nixon News Conference Set Tonight
Nixon planned a nationwide address on Watergate tapes but canceled the speech and scheduled a 5 p.m. news conference instead. Acting Atty Gen Robert Bork vowed to press for confidential records, risking White House conflict, as Congress prepared impeachment questions and Senate hearings.
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Senate Panel Plans Public Probe Into Archibald Cox Ousting
Washington AP reports the Senate Judiciary Committee agreed to launch a public investigation into the ousting of special prosecutor Archibald Cox. The panel set a Monday kickoff as tensions rise over Watergate probes and calls grow for Nixon aides and GOP leaders to support tougher investigations.
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City Cop Flagman Colors OSHA Challenge In Bridgeport
A Bridgeport police officer known as a flagman faces a precedent setting OSHA challenge over traffic control during a Main Street mandate project. The dispute centers on whether the city or the contractor Brennan Construction is responsible for safety compliance and traffic direction duties.
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Bridgeport Area Weather And Construction Safety Debate
Bridgeport and vicinity forecast shows sunny hazy and mild conditions after morning fog with highs near 78 and tonight 58. The piece also discusses an OSHA safety dispute involving a city traffic officer and a subcontractor over high visibility vests and responsibility for traffic control at a manhole project in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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Pileups On New Jersey Turnpike Kill Nine Injure Dozens
Dense fog and smoke from a swamp fire caused a chain of turnpike crashes near Newark and Kearny New Jersey. Police said at least 22 vehicles were involved in the largest crash just north of the Kearny interchange, with nine dead and more than 40 injured. Authorities warned the final fatality count could rise as searches continued for a missing truck driver and other victims.
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Nixon Sends Compromise School Lunch Aid Bill
Washington UPI report says the House passed and sent to the White House a compromise bill raising federal school lunch aid by 25 percent. The measure would raise the subsidy and adjust per lunch payments, ending a clash with the Senate over duration and states receiving aid.
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Oil Control Bill Moves Through Senate Panel
Senate Interior Committee and the administration reach bipartisan agreement to speed emergency legislation authorizing mandatory petroleum conservation and production increases. Senator Henry M. Jackson leads as sponsor with Senator Paul Fannin, aiming for quick White House action and a bill to be brought to the Senate floor next week.
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Congress Passes Bill to Prevent Lead Poisoning
Washington action moves to curb lead exposure from paint in homes and toys. The bill authorizes 5 million over two years and sets yearly funding for detection, elimination, and research. Health officials warn of child brain damage from lead-based paint dust.
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Egypt seeks US and Soviet troops for ceasefire
Egypt urged U S and Soviet forces to enforce a U N ceasefire along the Suez Canal amid heavy air and ground fighting. Israel, Egypt and the United Nations reported renewed hostilities as the Security Council met to consider the request, with Moscow and Washington urged to act.
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War Powers Curb Vetoed by Nixon
President Nixon vetoed a war powers measure, declaring it unconstitutional and a threat to the nation’s ability to act decisively. The plan would have barred U.S. forces from combat for more than ten days without explicit congressional approval, marking his ninth veto of the year.
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Air Pollution Shuts Factories Amid Dense Smog
Air pollution grows worst across Birmingham and Pittsburgh forcing factory curbs as smoke and fog trigger health warnings. Officials urge staying indoors for vulnerable groups while states address pollution spikes and potential job impact.
Food Prices Seen Easing Their Climb
Washington experts forecast 1974 inflation cooling modestly yet still high, with unemployment around 4.2 million to 4.3 percent. Herbert Stein of the Council of Economic Advisers predicts slower price gains in food and overall inflation, while Artin Burne urges wage restraint to ease pressures.
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Features for Everybody in Telegram Every Day Pays
The article outlines ongoing features in Telegram Every Day Pays, highlighting programs designed for broad accessibility. It notes user benefits, schedule details, and how readers can access diverse content through the platform.
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