Times Gagged In U S Court Contured From Page 1
In a dramatic ruling Judge Gurfein issued a temporary restraining order curbing The New York Times from publishing additional articles based on Pentagon documents. He stressed the issue's constitutional implications and warned of irreparable harm to national defense if publication continued before a preliminary injunction. The judge refused to compel surrender of the documents.
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Justice Department
Times
the Times
Gurfein
United States
Pentagon
New York Times
Legislature Contracts For Strip Mine Study
A WV legislature study contracts five agencies to examine strip mining impacts in West Virginia. Stanford Research Institute will administer, with a $75,000 cap. Final report due in December, outline released within 43 days. Five study phases include environmental damage and economic aspects. An apprentice fellow will aid redistricting work at $75 daily, up to $1,000, while state reimbursement of pollution tax revenue to counties awaits AG Browning opinion.
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Aythe
Virginia
Stanford Research
Tate
Menlo Park
Calif
Legislature
Joint Committee On Government and
Keith Smith
Johns Hopkins University
Smith
Legislative Services
Earl Vickers
Johns Hopkins
Chauncey Browning Jr
West Virginia
Miss Hennosy Named National Handicapped Queen Finalist
Miss Mary Hennosy of Charleston is one of five finalists for queen at the National Association of the Physically Handicapped Inc. Kanawha chapter national convention in Cincinnati this July. She is also an alternate delegate. Kanawha chapter officers elected include Matheny president and Davis, Chapman, Swagger, East, and Richards in key roles. A Kanawha meeting is set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Humphrey's Pine Room.
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Mary Hennosy
Charleston
Kanawha! Chapter
National Association of the Physically Handicapped Inc
Cincinnati
Miss Hennosy
George W. Matheny Jr
Arthur Chapman
Kanawha
Ruby Swagger
Matheny
Deepwater
Delmar Davis
St. Albans
Richard East
Ella Mae Richards
Humphrey’s
Pine Room
CAP Recruiting Cadet Squadron in Charleston
The Charleston Civil Air Patrol cadet squadron seeks youths aged 13 to 18 for membership. Meetings run 6:30 to 9 p.m. every Friday. The squadron has moved its headquarters from the courthouse annex to the Naval Reserve Training Center in South Charleston.
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Charleston
Civil Air Patrol
Court- House
Naval Reserve Training Center
Weather outlook and scattered storms across regions
Fragmented forecast notes show June 16 weather warnings with showers in the east and storms, highs in the upper ranges, and variable winds. Kentucky sees scattered showers and possible thunderstorms, with humidities and temperatures described inconsistently across regions.
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West Virginis
Viesina
Jos
Kentucky
Coal miners strike expands across five states amid court clash
The nationwide walkout tied to Boyle's trusteeship sparked 45,000 miners' action across West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia and Pennsylvania. Officials warned the spread would continue as roving pickets idled hundreds of mines and tens of thousands remained idle. Union leaders predicted Carey’s election could influence the outcome, while dissidents blamed union officials for leading the protest.
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Trobvich
Payne
Owse Biles
Roy Thornberry
West Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Leonard Pankovich
UMW
Fairmont
Land
Joe Ellis
Charleston
Carey
Ellis
Boyle
Appalachian
Mike Trbovich
Miners For Democracy
Joseph Yablonski
Becksley
District 31
Withdrawal plan fuels war vote debate in Senate
Sen. Hatfield and Sen. McGovern clash as three Naval Analysis Center experts testify that pulling out all troops and much equipment by December 31 is feasible and safest. House leaders, meanwhile, avoid timetabling the war dead line until after the Senate vote, with backers claiming 150 to 170 hard votes.
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Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ore
George
McGovern
D-S
Goldwater
Center For Naval Analysis
Hatfield
House
Senate
Lucien N. Nedzi
D-I Mich
Charles W Whalen Jr
Ohio
Senator Nelson criticizes publication delays in war study
Senator Nelson said it would be a disservice for any court to enjoin further publication as The Times has already run three installments. He argued the documents show those who deepened U S involvement in the war in Vietnam misled both the public and themselves.
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Nelson
The
Times
Vienm
Ziegler
Johnson
McNamara
Vietnam
William P.J. Rogers
U. S
Rogers
Perry Denies $50,000 Bribe Claim Amid Disclosure
Federal affidavit ties Perry to a $50,000 Bah e Co. fund with $15,000 alleged as a juror bribe. Perry rejects the charges, says Barron fabricated the affidavit to aid his wife’s case, and asserts he asked for public release to expose the claim as absurd. The document was unsealed in U S District Court, detailing alleged payments among Perry, Tabit, and J Henry Francis. The White House and officials debate disclosure and its impact on foreign relations.
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Barron
Wow Barron
Bache & Co
Charleston
Ardeal
Tuerty
Robert G. Perry
Gallon
W. W. Barron
Perry
U. S. District Court
Louis Tabit
J. Henry Francis
Wally Barron
Aipn
Buckwater
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Robert 5
McNamara
Times
White House
Buckalew
Justice Department
Bonn Brown
Federal Highway Director Here Honored by State
P. E. Carpenter, outgoing director of the Federal Highway Administration West Virginia Division, received a Distinguished West Virginian citation from State Department of Highways officials. He is moving to Florida for a similar post, with Commissioner W. B. Ritchie Sr. presenting the award. John W. McBee, a native of Elkins, replaces Carpenter as West Virginia division engineer after two and a half years in the role.
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P. E. Carpenter
Federal Highway Administration
West Virginia
State Department of Highways
Carpenter
Florida
W. 8. Ritchie Sr
John W. McBee
Elkins
Department of Highways
Nixon要 Viet Nam War Review Affects 1972 Election
The Nixon administration conducts a major policy review on South Vietnam’s ability to withstand military assaults as American forces plan further withdrawal. Officials say the study, the most important since disengagement began, could influence the 1972 presidential contest amid congressional pressure to speed disengagement and budget constraints.
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New York Times
Washington
Nam
Jtary
National Security Council
North Vietnam
Protests on Taxes Let Coal Firms Seek Funds for Poverty Projects
Gov Moore on Tuesday urged use of 261863 in Multi-CAP funds for two Kanawha County projects through Multi-County Action Against Poverty Inc. One project targets unemployed and underemployed blacks and the other provides basic legal aid to low income residents. Circuit Judge Frank L. Taylor set Sept 13 for hearings on coal firm property value challenges raised by Union Carbide Eastern Associated Amherst and Chesapeake Mining. Fire calls noted trash fire at 2004 Bowman Ct 7:04 p.m. and Tass report of a Headstart fish tale in Central Asia.
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Frank L. Taylor
Kanawha County
Union Carbide Corp
Eastern Associated Coal Corp
Amherst Coal Co
Chesapeake Mining Co
Lee M.kenna
Kenna
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Surfein
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Yale Law School
Hess
CAP Recruiting Cadet Squadron
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Ervice
Oklahoma
Atlantic Coast
West
Fair
U.S
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Trbovich
Tony
New York
Eeeerrerers
Newspaper Agency Corp
PIA
Virginia St. E. Charleston
W. Va
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Sunda Dally Gazette Company
Viroinia Dally
Neity
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W.va
Dally & Hate AP
W. Dery
Bache
Ronald L
Mitchell
the Gazette
Charleston Fire Department
Bowman Ct
Yoscow — Wi
Ivan Mik
Braxtonsriver
Central Asia
Tass Report
Webster County
Oval
Jewelers
Capitol ST
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