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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1973
Page
1
President Nixon rejected a Senate Watergate request for access to presidential tapes and said the recordings would remain under his sole personal control. He also said he would publicly address subjects under consideration during hearings while stressing a separation of powers.
A 7:42 p.m. crash three miles south of Iola on US 169 killed Susan Nance, 22, and injured two area women. The Nance car and another totaled, Garver said. Kenneth Gilbreath, 22, Mound Valley, died in a separate Saturday crash nearby. Mary Jimenez, 20, Humboldt, and Geraldine Laver, 20, Humboldt, were listed in satisfactory condition at Allen County Hospital.
The text notes a Texas law professor serving as a White House consultant and Nixon telling Ervin he listened to several tapes before their public existence. A Watergate panel source says the committee will meet in closed session and unanimously vote to subpoena the tapes.
At Neosho Memorial Hospital a pulmonary function analyzer, first in Kansas, measures breathing capacity to guide therapy. The device, used with readouts sent to Dr. Dalles Hart in Wichita, aids asthma, emphysema, heart failure, trauma, and post surgical assessments.
A palomino in New Baltimore enjoys a horse wash as Marilyn Lucido prepares for a show. Amid world events Libyan leader Khadafy faces resignation amid Cairo tensions. Northern Ireland sees deaths but no major weekend violence. Nixon's popularity slips per Gallup with 49 disapproval. A 7.1 magnitude underground explosion in Siberia ranks among large blasts. Japan Airlines hijackers in Dubai signal unclear demands as Israel’s Okamoto remains a focal point.
Former White House aide testifies that Haldeman told Gordon Liddy to shift campaign espionage resources from Edmund Muskie to George McGovern in spring 1972. Strachan says he relayed the instruction after April 4 and cites Liddy’s $300,000 plan.
Neosho Memorial Hospital administrator Glen Dormois announces a series of official statements and forthcoming releases to address reader questions about the hospital’s operation. He describes meetings with medical staff and trustees set for July 24 and a Board follow-up, with a full, lengthy report to 19 000 owners and ongoing replies to several Tribune columns and letters. Area forecast notes partly cloudy skies with chances of showers and thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday.
Jim Laymon of Earl Whitley Chevrolet Co. remains in serious condition after a July 12 car wreck near Chetopa. He has shown some improvement and underwent spleen removal the next day. Burns and burns from abrasions, potential skin grafts, and a lengthy Kansas City hospital stay are noted.
A Pan American jetliner with 79 aboard crashed into the sea north of Papeete Harbor Sunday night. Four survivors were taken to Papeete hospital, including a stewardess who died there. Three bodies recovered. The Boeing 707 crashed shortly after takeoff for Los Angeles.
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, famed WWI flying ace and Eastern Airlines founder, died in a Zurich hospital at age 82 from heart failure. He survived dog fights with the Red Baron and rose to aviation leadership. His wife was at his side.
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