Watergate Data Ordered Freed To Committee
U S District Judge John J Sirica ruled the secret grand jury report on President Nixon must be delivered to the House Judiciary Committee for impeachment inquiry. He noted the President has not objected to release and urged an unswervingly fair inquiry based on all pertinent information.
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Washington
U.S
John J. Sirica
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Sirica
United States
Grand Jury
U.S. District Court
Police Busy Weekend With Mostly Minor Vehicle Incidents
City police logged seven weekend incidents, six tied to motor vehicles. Five were car crashes totaling about 1335 dollars in damage. A stolen truck report led nowhere as the vehicle was recovered undamaged later that night.
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Donald D. Carter, Jr
R.D.1
Columbus
Third Son Stricken With Bone Cancer in Sutherland Family
Miami AP report details the Sutherland family facing bone cancer in 13 year old Stephen while two younger brothers had fought other cancers. Father Ray mond Sutherland, a deputy, recalls prior losses and trials, noting doctors see no other case of three siblings with three distinct cancers.
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Miami
Fla
Stephen Sutherland
Raymond Sutherland
Sutherlands
Stephen
Jeffrey
Michael Sutherland
Michael
Sutherland
Date County Department of Public Safety
Sara
Steve
Believe Oil Embargo Lift At Today's Vienna Meeting
In Vienna Arab oil producers announced lifting the embargo on the United States after a nine-nation meeting. Note Syria and Libya opposed the move though Egypt Kuwait Algeria and others endorsed. Cairo's Al Ahram suggested a possible delay to March 25 for a foreign ministers review.
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Vienna
Austria
United States
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Yamani
Syria
Libya
Kuwait
Egypt
Algeria
Cairo
al Ahram
Fighting near Golan Heights drives dayslong clash
Syrian and Israeli artillery traded blows across the Golan Heights ceasefire line for the seventh straight day with both sides accusing the other of aggression. A Tel Aviv spokesman reported Syrian shells on northern fortifications before Israeli guns silenced the barrage. Syria claimed fierce blows along two thirds of the front. No Israeli casualties were reported. The battle comes as Israel names Moshe Dayan to represent it in Washington talks mediated by Henry Kissinger, while Gen Yitzhak Hoffi defends the settlements as part of national defense.
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Golan Heights
Tel Aviv
Syria
Damascus
Israel
Yitzhak Hoffi
Moshe Dayan
Washington
Tiberias
Heights
Haffi
Golda Meir
Dayan
Henry A. Kissinger
Ransom Paid For Banker's Wife In Minnesota
Eunice Kronholm has been ransomed and her abductors will tell her husband Gunnar Kronholm of Drovers State Bank where she is held today. Rev Bruce Fleming, Kronholm's brother in law, says the money was delivered as instructed and officials await word. Kronholm's wife disappeared from Line Lakes home Friday morning and her car was found at a suburban Minneapolis shopping center.
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Ininnnafulis
Minn
Eunice Kronholm
Fleming
Gunnar Kronholm
Mills Sees Nixon Leaving Office by November
Rep. Wilbur D. Mills predicts President Nixon will be out by November. On Face the Nation Mills said impeachment or resignation are possible futures and that Republican pressure over tax issues could erode support. He warned Republican votes on impeachment could shift seats in the House if Nixon remains in office.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
Nixon
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
CBS
National Archives
Corry Minister’s Car Damaged In Crash South Of Sparta
Police reported three weekend accidents in Corry County involving five cars and an estimated 2,850 in damage. No injuries were recorded. The costliest crash near Route 77 involved Debra Staub 16 and Rev. Patrick Maier as their cars collided head on after Staub lost control on ice. Staub’s car sustained 1,500 damage and Maier 600. Arlyn W. Waddell escaped injury when her car hit a pond after swerving to miss a dog. vehicle damage 50 plus water damage. Another collision on Route 4 north of Hydetown damaged Colwell’s 400 and Wheeler’s 300.
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Moose Club
East Washington Street
Evangelical United Methodist Church
North Center Street
R.D
Corry
Boyd
Hicks
Smith
David G. Simmons
East Main Street
Simmons
Shady Avenue
Virginia Proper
R.D.1
Debra J. Staub
R.D. 2
Titusville
Patrick AL. Maier
East South Street
Rev Maier
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Arlyn W. Waddell
Hydetown
Fred Colwell
Big Run
Charles R. Wheeler, Jr
Colwell
Wheeler
Wilsons first crucial test in Commons tightens stakes
Prime Minister Harold Wilson faces his first House of Commons vote with a likely win aided by opposition abstentions and a TUC pledge to back the government if the wage board remains. Wilson holds 299 seats, aided by independents and Welsh Nationalists, amid Tory concerns over a new national election.
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Lundmn
Harold Wilson
Labor
House of Commons
Wilson
Trades Union Congress
Labor Party
Edward Heath
TUC
Northern Ireland
Toll-Free Hotline Child Abuse Bill Faces Pa Panel
Harrisburg Pennsylvania Senate Health and Welfare Committee to review a bill creating a toll free hotline and a data file on suspected abusers while allowing custody removals with court approval in imminent danger cases. Sponsor Senator O Pake says action is urgent to reach battered children. critics urge stronger parent rights protections and due process.
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Harrisburg
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Pennsylvania Department of Welfare
Michael O'Pake
Dlerks
William Hoffmaster
Holfmaster
Philadelphia
Department of Public Welfare
Hoffmaster
Joseph Kallinger
Kallinger
Welfare Department
Pennsylvania
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Freed
Thomas A. Green
Grant, Fla
Green
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Europe
Japan
Belaid
Mideast
Ranson
Sparta
Staub
Maier
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