Presidential aide checked out July tape in Watergate case
A Se tles Service technician testified that presidential aide Stephen W Bull checked out a controversial tape in July, reviewing it July 12 in the Executive Office Building basement. The White House said the tape ran out before Nixon's meeting, with aides handling sensitive recordings during Watergate.
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Fuel crisis impacts highway and air travelers nationwide
Washington reports a growing fuel shortage affecting motorists and air travelers as the Nixon administration pushes for nationwide cost-saving measures. Retail gasoline and home heating oil may rise, with more than 166 daily flights reduced by major carriers American, Trans World, and United due to limited fuel. The administration seeks discretionary powers to impose fuel-saving steps, potentially automatic, amid political turmoil and Watergate-era testimony.
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Peanut butter price rise across cities stirs worry
An AP market basket survey shows peanut butter prices rising in 13 cities, easing slightly from September but staying well above earlier levels. The report notes overall grocery costs edged down from a September peak, yet food and nonfood items remained higher than prior months.
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New York
Associated Press
Varitin
Simple home cold remedy from university expert
A Pal Wayne State University associate outlines a simple cold relief routine. He advises a hot bath, added blankets, honeyed hot water with whiskey, plus aspirin, while noting it may ease symptoms though not cure.
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Saxbe and Jaworski picked for Watergate probes
President Nixon nominates Saxbe as attorney general and Jaworski as special prosecutor to lead the Watergate investigations. He promises no firing without Senate and House consent and pledges full executive cooperation. Jaworski will pursue all related subjects with broad mandate and independence.
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Watergate Sperial
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Accident at Oak Ridge reveals secret nuclear work
Washington AP reports a nine day delay in disclosing an avalanche at Oak Ridge Tennessee involving highly secret experimental equipment. One device was destroyed and others damaged as officials said the project aims to develop a gas centrifuge method to produce uranium for weapons and power plants. No injuries were reported and the exact cause was undetermined.
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Tenn
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Weather Outlook Brings Snow Flurries Then Cold Front
Storm outlook shows scattered snow flurries this evening with a 32 F low. Wednesday highs around 42 F, after a 30 F low last year. Sunrise 7 03, sunset 5 23 Friday. Snow observed Wednesday night and Thursday morning in Nebraska with continuing cold through Monday. Temperatures may dip into the 20s Sunday and Monday.
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Nebraska
Moniz
Dry spell brings welcome pause as Columbus dries out
Columbus endures a 20 day dry spell with no measurable precipitation after 4.71 inches fell in the first ten days of the month. Through October, moisture totals reach 29.35 inches for ten months, six inches above normal, aiding farmers who hope to field work resumes. October's average highs and lows hovered around 64 and 43 degrees with a mean near 63.7, while rainfall totals for the period reached 23.36 inches.
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Columbus
Traffic volume in Nebraska shows decrease
Nebraska traffic volumes fell about one percent in September from the same month last year, while the first nine months show a 2.8 percent year to date increase. Motor fuel tax receipts rose seven tenths of one percent in September and year to date tax collections are five percent higher than last year. Interstate counts varied: Omaha to Lincoln up slightly, Overton area down over four percent, and Nebraska Colorado line down nearly seven percent. September traffic marked the end of the heavy tourist season across Interstates.
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U S proposes corridor to trapped Egyptian army
The Nixon administration suggested a possible corridor to the trapped 3rd Egyptian Army in talks with Israeli leader Golda Meir and Egyptian Foreign Minister Fahmy. The plan, offered as a compromise to cease fire disputes, was not agreed to by Egypt or Israel and was one of several items discussed during Meir's White House and Kissinger meetings amid broader Middle East negotiations.
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Nixon
Golda Meir
Ismail Fahmy
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Egypt
Israel
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
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United States
Public hearing slated on 33rd Avenue project
Nebraska officials set a 7:30 p.m. Thursday December 6 public corridor design hearing in Columbus for a roughly three quarter mile section of 83rd Avenue US 30 between 12th and 21st Streets. The plan widens the viaduct improves storm sewers and entails right of way details with exhibits to be reviewed at the Columbus City Auditorium.
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Nebraska Department of Roads
Nebraska Highway Commission
Columbus
21St Street
Columbus City Auditorium
Department of Toads
District 9
North 13Th Street
Norfolk
Alan
Ford Denies Wrongdoing In Handling Campaign Funds
Vice President designate Gerald R. Ford testified during confirmation hearings that he did not report about $1850 in campaign funds in 1970. He said donors reported the money and it was recorded by the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee and later reflected in public records and district distributions in Michigan. Ford said the funds were properly logged elsewhere, and he offered to mediate to ease government tensions, stressing cooperation with Congress.
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