Inouye Denies Calling Ehrlichman A Liar At Hearing
Sen Daniel Inouye tells AP he does not remember calling John Ehrlichman a liar during a Watergate hearing though a muttered remark was captured by the microphone. The Hawaii Democrat questioned Ehrlichman about knowledge of the cover up and Ehrlichman asserted no involvement. Skylab 2 team prepares for 59 day mission after training in Texas. Astronauts Bean Garriott and Lousma head to Cape Kennedy for final launch preparations aboard a T38 flight from Johnson Space Center.
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Washington
Daniel K. Inouye
Senate Watergate Committee
John D. Ehrlichman
Hawaii
Inouye
Ehrlichman
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Texas
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Trade Deficit Shrinks in June With Second Quarter Improvement
Washington reports U S foreign trade nearly balanced in June and a sharp quarter rise. The Commerce Department notes June deficit at 15.5 million, improving from May’s 157.9 million shortfall. The administration links the trend to stabilizing the dollar in world financial centers.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
William L White Dies at 73 in Emporia Gazette Publisher
William L. White, 73, noted global reporter, author and publisher of the Emporia Gazette, died in an Emporia hospital after a battle with cancer. Son of William Allen White the Sage of Emporia, he followed his father's legacy with vivid human stories and bold editorials. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Emporia, Kan
William L. White
Emporia Gazette
Emporia Hospital
White
William Allen White
Emporia
School of Journalism
University of Kansas
New York
Appeal Filed To Halt Cambodia Bombing By Friday
The federal government filed a notice of appeal seeking to overturn a court ruling that declared U S bombing of Cambodia unconstitutional and ordered an immediate halt by Friday. Judge Orrin G Judd issued the injunction in a suit brought by Rep Elizabeth Holtzman and three Air Force fliers.
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New York
U.S
Cambodia
Washington
White House
Meat price ceiling could push pork poultry prices up
Chicago AP reports meat industry leaders warn the beef price ceiling will raise pork and poultry costs and spark black market cattle trading. A Brooklyn wholesaler says he will run out of meat by Monday and notes the industry slogan black or broke.
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Chicago
Brooklyn, N.Y
Connally Resigns as Nixon White House Sparks Policy Turmoil
AP reports John B. Connally has left the Nixon White House, triggering questions about the White House team assembled after Watergate resignations. Speculation grows that Melvin R. Laird may quit as top domestic policy adviser amid leadership tensions.
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Washington
John B. Connally
Nixon White House
Melvin R. Laird
John D. Ehrlichman
May
Nixon
Nixon to Obey Court in Watergate Tape Fight
President Nixon pledged to abide by a Supreme Court decision on the Watergate tapes matter after rejecting Senate Watergate committee and Archibald Cox subpoenas. Cox sought court orders. Sirica set August 7 for a reply. Committee voted to sue Nixon to obtain the tapes.
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Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
Supreme Court
Gerald L. Warren
U.S
John J. Sirica
White House
Congress
Cox
Sirica
Presi
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Watergate Committee
Sen
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
Neosho County budget trims levy by ten mills
Neosho County plans a 10.31 mill levy cut for 1973 reducing the total from 27.50 to 17.19 mills. The drop reflects state takeovers in welfare and school funding plus a general fund increase. The 1973 starting cash balances and transfers reshape 1974’s budget as well. County Clerk Wayne Gibson notes total valuation at 45,824,501 with real estate 28,331,030 personal property 11,215,965 and corporate 6,277,506.
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Neosho County
County School Foundation
School Foundation
Wayne Gibson
Gibson
Zoning Changes Proposed in Chanute Planning Meet
Chanute Planning Commission voted to move nursing homes hospitals sanitariums and certain institutions to special use zoning whileHotels apartment hotels private clubs and fraternal orders shift to business zoning. It also rezoned areas including Harry Byers and Sons Chanute Machine and KKOY Radio from residential to business zoning following annexation. The panel discussed a comprehensive plan to guide growth with consultant interviews planned. Martin Werner was recommended to fill the vacancy created by Russell Hilton's resignation in May.
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Harry Byers and Sons Inc
Chanute Machine and Manufacturing Co
KKOY
Martin Werner
S. Kansas
Russell Hilton
Commission
Pennington pushes gas sale regulation at KCC
Five Kansas cities Chanute Iola Garnett Neodesha and Osage City urged the Kansas Corporation Commission to assert jurisdiction over direct gas sales by Cities Service Gas Co to their power plants. City attorney Robert Pennington said contracts bind the cities to Cities Service and gave no alternative. He forecast a three to four month wait for the commissioners to decide on regulation.
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Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
Chanute
Iola
Garnett
Neodesha
Osage City
KCC
Cities Service Gas Co
Ney
Pennington
Milk Price Jump In Chanute Triggers Local Debate
Chanute dairy prices rose with milk up four cents a gallon two cents per half gallon and a penny per quart. Area wholesalers sought eight cents per gallon but government vetoed the move. Retailers call the setup a gyp as profits shrink and the dairy man gains only modestly.
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Chanute
Gay Bauer
Bauer
Three Killed Ten Injured In Collisions Near Parsons
Separate two car crashes on U S 160 near Parsons Kansas produced three deaths and ten injuries. The dead include Jerry Mead 20 and June Robbins 38 from Parsons in a head on collision about 16 miles east of Parsons. Jeannette Newton 38 died when struck broadside while turning left. Danny Ansell 15 of Parsons was listed as critically injured.
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Parsons
Kan
U. S
Here
Jerry B. Mead
June M. Robbins
Jeanette E. Newton
Danny L. Ansell
Intercepted Letter Reveals Nixon Religious Stance
An intercepted letter notes Richard Nixon’s reluctance to act with lethal force, citing his religious beliefs as guiding his restraint in political actions. The memo frames his stance as understandable given his faith.
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Nixon
Missionary Myrtle Larson to speak at Savonburg church dedication
Myrtle Larson, a Covenant missionary to Kalawa Zaire Africa, returns home and will attend and be honored during a Sunday service at Savonburg Evangelical Covenant Church. She teaches at a girls school near a station hospital and school for missionary children and plans more trained teachers and pastors for the region.
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Evangelical Covenant Church
Savenburg
Myrtle Larson
Kalawa
Zaire
Africa
Belgian Congo
Savonburg
Miss Larsons
Savonburg Church
Louis Larson
Ruth Larson
Warren Jones
Vilas
The
Tribune
Kinshasa
Brussels
Belgium
Joseph Mobutu
Larson
Miss Larson
Insurance Confirmed For Reddick Ambulance Subsidy
Reddick Ambulance Service has the insurance required under its subsidy agreement with the city, after the city manager’s office received confirmation on Wednesday. The city commission had given until Friday to prove proper coverage. without it, the $900 monthly subsidy would have been canceled. Reddick accused the city of trying to exit the contract and using the insurance issue as pretext, noting the need for ordinance changes to raise rates. He claims the ordinance was not provided to his agent, Boyd Burns, until last week, though officials say it was published last October. Reddick now has the needed coverage, but his contract ends in September as Neosho County subsidizes a hospital ambulance later. He intends to stay in business in Chanute regardless of contract status.
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Reddick
Boyd Burns
Neosho County
Area Forecast Regents Clear to Partly Cloudy Through Friday
Temperatures reach highs in the mid to upper 80s with lows in the mid 60s. Relative humidity around 59 percent and light variable winds tonight. Sunrise at 6 20 with sunset at 8 36.
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