27 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1973
Page
1
United states weather segment reports zones 1 2 5 3 4 6 7 9 and regions WEST VIRGINIA VIRGINIA WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA KENTUCKY OHIO with occasional rain showers thunderstorm chances and cloud cover. highs mostly 60s to 70s, lows 40s to 50s. record highs and lows noted for November 26.
Miss Woods testified about an 18 minute tape gap on June 20 1972 saying she did not talk on the phone for that period. White House counsel Garment and Woods’ lawyer challenged summaries and urged listening to tapes. Judge Sirica planned to resolve by playback before further testimony. The dispute involves Nixon Haldeman Ehrlichman tapes and executive privilege claims. Nixon addressed the union convention and new probes cited including dairy industry contributions. Senate Watergate committee leaders Ervin and Baker warned of further hearings after cooperation issues and missing White House documents.
Two belly dancing sessions set at the South Charleston Recreation Center for December run six weeks. Classes meet Saturdays from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:15 to 1 p.m. The cost is $15. Bob Anderson oversees the program.
Less than 30 percent of eligible voters cast ballots Monday for the UMW District 29 election. John Kotch, labor compliance officer, reported 27 locals voting and the rest to vote today and Wednesday. Ballots are secured in Kotch’s motel room as tabulation begins Thursday. The district, with over 26 000 members, is theWest Virginia district undergoing autonomy from trusteeship in a court ordered election.
Fred Waring and the Young Pennsylvanians perform at 8 p.m. Friday in Charleston Municipal Auditorium. Proceeds benefit the Arthritis Foundation. Tickets available at Sears Gorby’s or the Municipal Auditorium.
A meeting of the International Club is planned for 8 p.m. Friday at the YWCA on Quarrier Street. The program will cover Scotland.
Former informant Peroff describes meeting a Rome courier who claimed Bou Chad was free on bail. He then handled counterfeit bills worth up to 450000 dollars, aided by a narcotics sting in Paris that led to eight smugglers arrested and 25 kilograms of heroin seized.
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt told French President Georges Pompidou that Western Europe must unite to confront the oil shortage. He cited the Dutch embargo affecting Germany Belgium Britain and other allies while France promotes a pro Arab policy and promises Christmas car fuel access.
A premature time bomb exploded at Louis Blanc station during rush hour in Paris, killing a former French army sergeant and a young Portuguese immigrant. Investigators said one casualty likely carried the charge and it was unclear if the pair were together. The blast damaged the ticket office in a working class quarter. destination of the device unknown.
Welfare chairman Mrs Harless described Salvation Army welfare aid helping Mr and Mrs Jones, five children, in an all electric mobile home. They owed over 150 dollars on their electric bill. Salvation Army, welfare and Mountain Mission covered all but 40. Power was restored and Mrs Jones agreed to pay the remainder weekly.
Nixon promised to release complete income tax returns later this week to defend himself amid Watergate scrutiny. He said he paid 79000 dollars in 1969 taxes and that Lyndon Johnson suggested listing presidential papers as a tax deduction. Senator Bennett Johnson Jr. said Nixon would publish full returns, not summaries, as Humphrey and Saxbe noted differing views.
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