Panel tells Nixon to turn over Watergate tapes
Washington AP reports the Senate Watergate committee urged President Nixon to provide the presidential tape recordings. A majority favors a subpoena, while Nixon invokes executive privilege to refuse voluntary surrender. Cox plans to seek the tapes as prosecutors press for access to the conversations since 1971.
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Watergate
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Slice Cox
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Sill Hospital
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Recret Service
Whiter House
Treasury Department
Salle Ziegler
Capitol Hill
Watergate hush money details surface in Senate probe
Ulasewicz testified he carried bundles of cash totaling about 220000 to seven men charged in the Watergate break in while Kalmbach and Colson figures emerged in the drive to wiretap Demort headquarters. He described secret pay plans, coded names, and legal deniability as investigations broadened.
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Anthony Ulasenle
Senate Watersgate Committee
Ulasewie
Democratic Party
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Novak
John Rivers
Ulasewley
Ulasucher
Xalmbach
Bullw
Five Indicted In Tama Fight
Tama and Toledo men faced a Toledo Wama county grand jury indictment on assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm. Yim Sevcik Bernard Marvin Ralph Jacobs Richard Spear and Kenneth Willson received multiple indictments stemming from a June 30 altercation on Tama's main street. Warrants were issued for Jacobs and Willson as the case heads to district court for arraignment.
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Toledo Wien
Hree
Yim Sevcik
Oledo
Bernard Marvin
Fama
Ralph Leo Jacobs
Marvin
Spear and
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Jacobs
Treo
Jared Bauch
Lama
Nixon Declared Essentially Well by Doctors
Washington AP reports President Nixon was pronounced essentially a well man by his doctors on Wednesday. They said he is expected to be back to work at the White House on a fulltime basis Monday.
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Watergate
Ramuel Dash
Lek
Tach
Conritton
White House
Lowell Waiekar
Weicker
Alexander Thr Fevfield
Federal Aviation Administration
Washington
UPI
John Mitchel
New York City
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Tulsa
Howard Hunt
Munt
Chicago
White Mouse Quaret
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Kalmhach
Statler History Hobel
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Ulasewiex
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Ulasewice
Nixon
Haels
Ork
Food Controls Listed Phase Four Details For Prices
Economist say Phase 4 will ease the 90 day freeze on some foods beginning Wednesday. USDA officials describe limited price and wage rules, with grocery costs rising for producers and middlemen. Officials stress tougher monitoring and phased rollout through May to June, with stay provisions for poultry and beef.
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Donald Paarlberg
USDA
Toyr Economier
Farmhell
Sourlces
Nixon
Treasury
Shultz
James Mebane
Cost of Living Council
Special Freez
McLane
Phage
Salle
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Dunlop
W Liberty City Manager Resigns After 4 Months
Mariele, 54, who became city manager here four months ago, resigned Tuesday night, saying the community did not give him a chance. He cited harassment over petty issues and claimed residents opposed any major changes after the firing of the previous manager. He noted cooperation from city officers but asked for a city manager who will "havit He antimasily t die" and plans to remain in the line of duty.
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Wes
Mariele
Maviele
Robs
Markle
Lowa Bleckrit Light and Power Co
Mavigle
FTC Names Big Eight Oil Firms in Anti-Trust Suit
The Federal Trade Commission charges eight major oil companies Exxon Texaco Gulf Mobil Standard Oil California Standard Oil of Indiana Shell and Atlantic with anti competitive practices driving higher gasoline prices and profits. The suit seeks no direct price cap but alleges vertical integration across crude oil refining transportation and marketing. Industry officials warn of a long battle with possible appeals while independent marketers back the complaint amid aSharpening energy debate.
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FTC
Washington
Hej Il
Eaca Commission
Kana
Shell
Atlantic
Eges
Butt
Standard
Af Thrliana
Carl Moyeedivk
American Patroleum Tn
Gestall
Revert Aid
Isauod Fyr Coxmennass
U.S
Industry
Institute
Pynostebe Brakbinge Integenierl
Andar
GOP Use Is Legal Says Ray In Iowa Computer List Probe
Gov Robert Ray defended the GOP purchase and use of a state compiled voter information list that included names addresses ages and occupations of about eight million Iowans. Democratic leaders criticized the sale and questioned the governor's knowledge, while Ray asserted open records laws allow such information when paid for and reproduced, and denied wrongdoing.
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Wimothy
Harper Des Moines
UPI
Robert Ray
Republican Party
Republican State Central Committee
Lea Gaudineer
Des Moines
Senate
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