06 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1973
Page
1
Weather forecast across zones 1 to 9 and states showing partly cloudy to cold today with variable highs, then increasing cloudiness and warmer with rain likely Wednesday. West Virginia Virginia Western Pennsylvania Kentucky Ohio summaries plus Monday humidity, wind, and records for November 5.
Bork notes Jaworski may push new Watergate indictments within a month at most. Haig confirms access to evidence and court proceedings. Nixon meets with Watergate lawyers in Key Biscayne as calls for independence from the White House grow. Dominick urges disclosure of all investigation information while Albert declines resignation talk. Governor Meskill calls for a clearer explanation of President Nixon’s delay.
City officials revise a 14 million Triangle housing project for rehab plus medium density units. Critics warn of racial and economic segregation while supporters cite rehabilitation and humane planning. Debate covers school placement and financing, with leaders from St Francis Hospital and Triangle Project Area Council backing the plan.
During weekend ceremonies at Camp Dawson near Kingwood Maj Kenneth Shaw of Ravenswood assumed command of the 1092nd Engineer Battalion. He succeeds LTC Zane Summers who previously led the West Virginia National Guard unit.
In a counterclaim tied to a BankAmericard dispute, Coleman seeks 50000 for injury to reputation after Charleston National allegedly refused to honor his checks when funds were withdrawn without his knowledge to cover a BankAmericard charge. Judge Goshorn ruled for Charleston National on appeal but no final order has been filed.
The passage notes Ford denying wrongdoing cited in a book as Winter-Berger faces a Wednesday closed session. Dr. Arnold Hutschnecker would give secret testimony at Winter-Berger’s suggestion while Ford disputes being a patient. Ford discusses presidential leadership views amid questioning.
Ford pledges broad public support and moral standards needed for the presidency. He would keep Henry Kissinger as secretary of state and would resign as attorney general if required to break a commitment. He offers full disclosure of his financial affairs and agrees to authorize records publication upon request.
Premier Golda Meir arrived in Israel and said talks with Henry Kissinger and President Nixon in Washington helped present Israel’s case but did not settle all disputes with the United States. She scheduled a cabinet meeting and will brief parliament on Wednesday. Kissinger’s trip includes stops in Tunisia Egypt Jordan and Saudi Arabia before Iran Pakistan and China.
Fragmentary lines reflect claims about securing frontiers and Arab dignity, with emphasis on sacrifices and the role of deterrence in peace. The text shows attempts to anchor positions, preserve rights, and use modern weapons, highlighting the war’s perceived lessons.
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