Ehrlichman subpoena commanded to appear in D C court
Ehrlichman’s lawyer Andrew C Hall Jr filed a subpoena in U S District Court for the District of Columbia ordering Ehrlichman to appear September 9 1974 at 930 a m to testify and remain until called The dispute with the White House was settled in a compromise after Judge Gesell warned of dismissal over withheld evidence The fight concerned access to Ehrlichman personal notes left at the White House after his resignation on April 30 1973
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U.S. District Court
Ehrlichman
Andrew C. Hall. Jr
U.S. District Court For
District of Columbia
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Three firms submit plans for 30 unit Elderly Housing complex
City Housing Authority opened proposals for a 30 unit elderly housing project in the Fourth Ward Urban Renewal area. Urban Co of Cleveland First Allegheny Co of Erie Towne Development of New Castle each offered totals around 598k to 629k with unit costs about 19 950 to 20 939. Virginia Nuzzo Erie County Redevelopment Authority executive director noted federal rules require American made inputs. The site is at First avenue and West Pleasant street with a fall start anticipated.
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City Housing Authority
Fourth Ward
The
Urban Co
Cleveland
First Allegheny Co
Erie
Towne Development
New Castle
William Helmintoller
Housing Authority
Orlean Co
First Allegheny
Towne
Virginia Nuzzo
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
First Avenue
West Pleasant Street
Nuzzo
Impeachment Draft Reaffirms Nixon Knowledge Of Watergate Cover up
The House Judiciary Committee draft report concludes Nixon knowingly directed the Watergate cover up and illegal surveillance for political ends. It cites 30 undisputed acts and says disclosure did not alter the committee’s evidence. The draft notes August 5 disclosure as further proof, with final wording still pending committee approval.
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Washington
House
Richard M. Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Associated Press
FBI
Three Crashes Cause $4,235 In Damages In Corry
Damage totaled 4235 across three crashes involving four cars yesterday and today. Two people were treated at Corry Medical Group building. Walter A. Shannon 82 was charged with reckless driving after a near green light collision at North Center Street and Columbus Avenue. A second crash on Mead Avenue involved Steven R. Sandberg 20 and a damaged Pennsylvania Electric Co pole.
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Corry Medical Group
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Walter A. Shannon
Alfred J. Ficcardi
Mound Street
Shannon
Ficcardi
Riccardi
Corry Ambulance Service
Joyce Armburger
R.D. 1
Corry
West Smith Plaza
Méad Avenue
Steven R. Sandberg
R.D.8
Sandberg
Pennsylvania Electric Co
State officials tighten donor disclosure for fundraisers
AP reports Pennsylvania election officials ruled that candidates and committees must name contributors who buy tickets to political dinners raffles breakfasts and cocktail parties. Deputy secretary of state Ronald Pettine says this is a required change not a one time action and aims to close a long standing loophole though enforcement relies on voluntary compliance since there is no power to sue for non disclosure.
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Harrisburg
Ronald J. Pettine
Pennsylvania
Elections Bureau
Pettine
Turkish forces breach Cyprus ports and cities in invasion
Turkish forces reportedly captured Famagusta and targeted Lefka and Nicosia as part of an east west bid to bisect Cyprus. Famagusta remains the island’s main port. Lefka lies west of Nicosia. Nicosia faces attacks on its approaches. British garrison evacuated a nearby outpost after tanks moved through city edges.
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Hres
Cyprus
Famagusta
Boghaz
Lefka
Nicosia
South Korea
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Arnett
Athens
George Mavros
U.S
Greece
Morphou
Larnaca
U.N
Glafeos Clerides
U.N. Security Council
Assassination Try Kills Park's Wife
President Chung Hee Park escaped an assassination attempt in Seoul during an Independence Day address. his wife was killed after a prolonged operation for a head gunshot wound. A 16 year old girl choir member also died amid chaotic scenes as guards wounded the shooter and a suspect with a Japanese passport claimed innocence. The incident marks Korea's 29th anniversary celebrations under Park's increasingly autocratic rule amid growing opposition.
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Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Seoul National University Hospital
Park
Japanese Foreign Ministry
Yukio Yoshii
Osaka
Yoshii
Japan
National
South Korea
University Hospital
Ford Seeks Trade Reform Passage in New Drive
President Ford leads a renewed push for trade reform to spur world peace and U.S. prosperity with Kissinger and aides. He met three opposing senators Jackson Kibbolt Javits over tariff concessions to the Soviet Union. The day included a busy schedule and swearing in John Q. Marsh Jr. as White House counselor. Ward welcomed governors and mayors in his first week, praising candor and personal attention.
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Wachingiumn
Ford
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Henry M. Jackson
Washington State
Abraham A. Kibbolt
Connecticut
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Soviet Union
John Q. Marsh Jr
White House
Ward
Greece's NATO Exit Threatens Allied Southern Flank
Greece may pull its forces from NATO over Cyprus, risking a gap in the alliance's southern flank and possible loss of U.S. base rights. Pentagon officials warn the move could be temporary or aimed at pressuring the United States to restrain Turkey, with the extent of Greece's intentions still unclear.
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Washington
Greece
NATO
Cyprus
Atlantic Alliance
United States
Pentagon
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
U.S
Turkey
Famagusta
Morphou
6Th Fleet
Independence
Crete
France
USS Strategists
Italy
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