Senators split on Nixon cover up belief in Watergate survey
The Washington Post reports a Senate survey showing wide belief Nixon knew of Watergate but opinions split by party. Six Republicans and one Southern Democrat support no coverup. many fear citing Dean without proof. Several senators decline to be named.
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Paris inquest notes Eiffel Tower death
Isabelle Bouaza 53 leaped from the second level of the Eiffel Tower on June 20. She was the 360th self inflected death at the landmark. A separate dispatch reports on regional highway routing conflicts over Corridor G from Boone County to Marmet with David Barker criticizing Line D favoring routes through Coal River and Fort Hill, Charleston, while Kanawha County groups back Line F and advocate for local input. Barker warns Line D would raise St Albans water costs due to Coal River rechanneling.
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