Dean Pressured CIA FBI: Panel Reports on Watergate Probe
A government subcommittee report says former White House aide John Dean pressed the CIA and FBI during Watergate, with about 25 calls in two weeks to press the inquiry. It notes Dean urged officials to expand probes and discussed Nixon campaign contributions connected to the Democratic National Committee break in.
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Leaf Burning Set for Three Weekends
The notice outlines planned leaf burning across the next three weekends with approval from local authorities. Residents are urged to follow safety guidelines and restrictions during the disposal of autumn leaves.
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Tipton Welcomes New Industries Along South Street
Wabash Magnets Corp plans a Tipton plant with about 190 employees, locating along South Street and Old Muscatine road. The project includes a 50 thousand square foot building with heavy equipment, expected to open within two years, joining local industry growth as city council approves tax incentives.
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Train Wreck Near Kingman After 19 Cars Jump Rails
A rail disaster near Kingman Arizona ensued when 19 cars derailed and caught fire after jumping rails near the village of Tuckhuiry. Rescue teams evacuated injured workers to San Maria and local officials investigated the derailment amid warnings of fuel shortages.
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Cascade Aquin Receives 500000 Gift Donation
Gary Petersky reports a $500000 donation to Cascade Aquin from community supporters. James Sullivan, former Cascade Aspirin organizer, vows to fund a multi year program to provide expanded educational opportunities for local children. The gift aims to sustain scholarships and improve school funding.
Judge Denies Closure of Marion Thecter Screening
A Cedar Rent Now Linn District judge refused to close the Marion Thecter venue citing First Amendment protections. The ruling includes a permanent injunction against further screenings of Deep Throat and similar films, with the court noting due process and statutory limits on censorship.
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Israel Egypt dispute over prisoners again blocks Middle East talks
Israel and Egypt clash over prisoner exchanges delaying a broader Middle East settlement. Dayan urged possible POW return via Red Cross visits while Egypt tied concessions to Israel’s withdrawal to the 1967 line. Egypt pressed for a full list of Israeli prisoners as talks progressed amid regional tension.
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Golda Meir to Visit U S for Mid East Talks
Prime Minister Golda Meir travels to the United States for discussions with President Nixon at the White House on Thursday. The visit aims to build a framework for negotiations to bring lasting peace to the Middle East, with meetings also planned with Henry Kissinger and Egyptian emissaries.
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Quebec Vote Labeled Rebuff to Separatists
In Quebec the Liberal government secured a landslide victory amid a broad rebuff to separatist forces. Reports note a strong Liberal lead, with the opposition waning and the Liberal party maintaining control of the assembly.
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