Grand Jury Suspends Staff Investigator Over Rolling Stone Source
The grand jury committee suspended staff investigator Scott Armstrong for seeking material used in a Rolling Stone article by Eathy Crouse on November 22. Chief counsel Samuel Cash noted Armstrong acknowledged providing some sourced material. the one month suspension was approved by chair Sam J. Ervin Jr. Nixon relaxed at his bayside compound after a strenuous start to his Watergate counteroffensive as he prepared for a Republican governors meeting in Memphis and spoke with Kissinger by phone. Senator Schweiker questioned whether meetings with Republican lawmakers are credible steps or a stopgap.
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Scott Armstrong
Eathy Crouse
Rolling Stone
Armstrong
Dash
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Weather Forecast Zones 1 2 5 8 and surrounding regions
The forecast covers zones 1 2 5 8 3 4 7 9 and West Virginia Virginia Western Pennsylvania Kentucky and Ohio. It calls for increasing cloudiness warm highs mainly 50s to 60s some 60s, with periods of rain or showers tonight and Wednesday. Lows mostly in 40s, with Wednesday highs in the 50s to 60s depending on zone, and occasional rain chances across multiple areas.
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Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Ohio
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One Republican Blocks Promotions in Senate"
The Washington Post reports that about 40 executive branch nominations and nearly 4,000 military promotions are stalled by a single Republican objection. Freshman Sen. Jesse Helms of North Carolina demands House Internal Security Committee hearings on Helmut Sonnenfeldt for under secretary of the Treasury. Sonnenfeldt’s nomination faced months of delay in the Finance Committee over security risk charges tied to leaks to Israel.
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Jesse A. Helms
N. C
House Internal Security Committee
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
Henry Kissinger
Sonnenfeldt
Senate
Helms
House
Treasury
Kissinger
William P. Rogers
State Department
Russell Peterson
Delaware
Council On Environmental Quality
Marine Corps
Leonard F. Chapman
Immigration and Naturalization
Mary Elizabeth Hanford
Federal Trade Commission
Lee R. West
Richard J.o’melia
Civil Aeronautics Board
George H. Hern
Federal Maritime Commission
O. Rudolph Aggrey
Senegal
Nicholas Craw
Action
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Superior Court
Public Service Commissioners
Rebozo's Handling of Funds Tied to Nixon Case
Documents depict Bebe Rebozo storing $100,000 for Nixon in 1970 in two $50,000 transfers. Proponents say he intended to return the money when a finance chairman was named, while critics note the delay and lack of serial-number records. Sonnenfeldt faces scrutiny as Senate hearings loom. Kislinger named to state post as others await confirmation.
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Miami Herald
the Herald
Senate Watergate Committee
Hughes
Biscayne
Nixon
Robert Maheu
Robert Danner
Las Vegas
Hughes Company
Market Drop Broadest In 7 Years
NEW YORK The stock market posted its sharpest broadest loss in years as energy crisis worries damped prices. The Dow fell 28.67 to 862.66, its largest decline since May 28, 1962, while the New York Exchange composite dropped 1.72 to 53.76. Analysts warned recession fears in 1974 amid oil shortages.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Newton Zinder
E. F. Hutton & Co
Robert Stovall
Reynolds Securities
Heck's Opens 30th Store In Keyser
Heck's opens a new Keyser store, the 20th in West Virginia and the 35th in the chain. Chairman Fred Haddad says it will boost Keyser's growing prominence, with the retailer pledging strength and resources to local industry. Keyser's principal industries include paper and pulp, plastics, farm machinery, electronics and glass products.
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Heck’s
Keyser
Keyser — Heck’s
West Virginia
Discount
Heck
Fred Haddad
Primipal
City Ambulance Adds Paramedics After Certification
Mayor awards 14 West Virginia certified Mobile Intensive Care Paramedics at Charleston City Council. Each completes 96 hours classroom and 40 hours hospital training after prior 87 hour EMT course. Mentions 30 minute parking changes, mausoleum repairs, street paving hope, sanitary board appointments, and flood relief donation.
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Hutchinson
Charleston
West Virginia Department of Health
Gary Bollinger
Durand Brown
W. K. Carper
James Newman
Steve Nichols
Chien Surface
Larry Walker
James Daughterty
Carlos Dillon
Don Gustafson
James Hudnall
David King
Bill Meadows
John Montague
Randolph Street
Youngs Florist
Woody Easley
Central Avenue
Spring Hill
Dystrophy Drive Warns of Impostors in Greater Charleston
Gerald Hill of the Muscular Dystrophy Association cautions residents that door to door solicitations claiming association backing are fraudulent. The official march is set for December 9 with authorized volunteers identified by badges and MD literature. The council also approved buying 2.9 million plastic trash bags from Capitol Paper Supply at 40.60 per thousand.
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Gerald Hill
Muscular Dystrophy Association of America
Greater
Charleston
Hill
Charleston Youth Council
Donnally Hollow
Capitol Paper Supply, Inc
Rail Salary Guarantee Is Defended
Rail road management and labor defended a plan to guarantee government paid salaries up to 30000 annually for workers laid off or demoted by preservation of six Northeast lines. Transportation Secretary Brinegan opposed the plan as too costly. Industry leaders and rail unions endorsed the $250 million labor protection agreement as part of a $1.4 billion federal aid package to restructure Penn Central and five other lines into one corporation.
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Paul Brinegan
Senate Commerce Committee
Stephen Ailes
Association of American Railroads
Congress of Railway Unions
The
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
House
Penn Central
Denture Adhesive Promises Firmer Hold and Comfort
A dental product FASTEETH Powder offers longer lasting, steadier denture retention to prevent slips. Dentures that fit well are vital for health and comfort. see a dentist regularly for proper fitting and care.
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Schweiker
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J. M. Milstead Jr
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Howard Quick
First Ward
Boundman
Seventh Avenue
Rebecca Street
Jack Bennett
18Th Ward
Citizens Flood Relief Fund
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Appalachian Tire Products, Inc
ST. Albans
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