Ruling on City Year is Rapped in Iowa Opinion
Des Moines solicitor general Richard Hadsemeyer issued an attorney general opinion stating that adopting a fiscal year janvier to December for cities would clash with state government and most school districts on a July to June year. Legislators debate court settlement vs corrective action, fearing chaos for local fiscal years and airport funding.
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Nixon Aides Allegedly Lied on Watergate Coverup
A Senate committee summary reports top Nixon aides proposed shielding Watergate by CIA involvement. Testimony indicates CIA refused to participate. James McCard contends the White House sought to mask funds through Mexico, while Gray and Walters offered conflicting accounts.
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Vinton Man Killed and Wife Hurt in Grash Crash
A Vinton man, William D. Colston, died in a collision on Illinois 64 west of Syrevo with his wife, Grace, severely injured. Police said the other driver, Ihab Walters, was unaware of the incident and returned to Rockford for medical evaluation. The crash remains under investigation.
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Seven killed in army helicopter crash at Fort Knox
An army helicopter crashed during a night training mission at Fort Knox killing seven soldiers. Wreckage was located around 2 am Wednesday, about eight hours after the craft failed to return.
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President Authorized Wiretap of Officials
Washington reports the White House confirms President Nis on personally approved wiretaps targeting more than a dozen National Security Council and Pen-Acton aides beginning in 969. The program, approved by the President and authorized in individual cases by the attorney general, involved coordination with the director of the Federal Haven investigations. Names and targets remain partly unidentified as sources discuss aides tied to Kissinger and others, with timing linked to May 9, 01 and a probe led by William Beecher. Several officials reportedly lost their jobs over the taps while claims of productivity and security impacts surface in the Times report.
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Chairman Cook of SEC Resigns Amid Campaign Scandal
Washington AP report states SEC chairman Brarford Cook resigns after months in office. Criticism follows his handling of a report on a six figure contribution to the Nixon 1972 campaign by Robert Yesco, under investigation by the SHC.
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Cotton Resigns Rights Post. Returns to Parish Work
Collan Owens, executive secretary of Haven Rights, resigns Tuesday night to focus on parish work in the United Methodist Church. He declines leaving due to personal issues and says the commission will seek a successor within two weeks. Cotton notes his controversial tenure included disputes with the school board and housing discrimination concerns. Page A29.
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Shield May Cool Skylab With Sunshield Deployment
Houston reports Skylab interior is uninhabitable due to soaring heat. Four spacewalks were likely to repair and install a sunshield to cool the station. Marshall Center engineers test a sunshield while launch plans for spare crew and up to three astronauts face possible delays.
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Girl, 7, Dies as Family Stricken in Disease Outbreak
State officials investigated a disease outbreak in a small town after Sherry Lou Wright, seven, died from septicemia and 16 family members were hospitalized with high fevers and diarrhea. The mother Richard Wright, 25, and three sons were among those ill. Wright himself was untreated at home. The case prompted a health department inquiry to determine any link to the illness.
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English Fire Bombing and Related Incidents Probed
Reports detail a series of arson and attempted arson events in North English. A wine bottle with a flammable liquid was found at the fire station, causing minor damage. Investigations focus on Walter Webber and others as authorities review windows shot and garages struck last week.
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William al Spwwrior
Dea Murseald
Mike Winn
Thee
Tourists killed as Zambia shells gorge near Victoria Falls
Zambian troops firing from across the Victoria Falls gorge in Rhodesia killed two Canadian women and seriously wounded an American tourist, John Crothers of Troy Ohio. Christine Sinclair of Guelph Ontario and Marion Drijber of Rockwood Ontario died. Crothers died at the scene. Rescue efforts began for a missing Canadian woman amid protests from Rhodesia. The incident occurred Tuesday near the falls during a round-the-world trip by Crothers and companions.
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Nixon urges bipartisan study unit on campaign reform
President Nixon asks Congress to create a 17 member nonpartisan Commission on Section Reform with a Dec 1 final report. The plan aims to overhaul election processes and consider a constitutional amendment to limit presidents to one six year term. The commission would include four Democrats and four Republicans from Congress, plus seven members chosen by the President.
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Timed humor and willpower in Convraight suites
A fragmented clipping notes timer sense and the ability to laugh at one’s own missteps. It mentions Convraht suites and a link between timing and willpower, but the text is garbled and leaves key facts unclear.
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