Judiciary panel presses July 15 deadline on Nixon impeachment
The House Judiciary Committee, aiming to finish its watergate inquiry by July 15, resists GOP demands to rule on calling key witnesses. Chairman Rodino plans to press ahead, with Colson the only likely witness Democrats want to hear. Nixon rejects subpoenas and cites executive privilege while seeking to shield tapes and material.
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House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
White House
Peter W. Rodino ,Jr
D-Mj
Democrats
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Rodine
Charles W. Colson
John W. Dean III
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Redino
John Doar
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Daily Capital News Editorial Topline and Masthead
The Daily Capital News of Jefferson City lists publishers including Mrs. Robert C Goshorn and William H Weldon, with R L Rose as board chairman and Donald Norfleet as Arg Editor. The paper is a daily except Sundays and certain holidays, published by News Tribune Company at 210 Monroe Street. Subscription rates are given for carrier and mail, with Missouri and other states pricing.
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William H. Weldon Publishers
R.L. Rose
Robert Blosser
Donald Norfleet
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News Tribune Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Missouri
States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Missouri declares 14 counties federal disaster areas
Governor Bond announced 14 Missouri counties Adair Andrew Atchison Buchanan Caldwell Carroll Clay Clinton Holt Jackson Lafayette Nodaway Platte and Ray qualify for federal disaster aid after spring floods. He asked Nixon to add Clark Pike and Scotland counties, and three aid centers will open in Riverside, Smithville and Mosby to accept applications.
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Atchison
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Caldwell
Carroll
Clay
Clinton
Holt
Jackson
Lafayette
Nodaway
Platte and
Ray
Clark
Pike
Scotland
Riverside
Smithville
Mosby
Northwest
Missouri
Advisory jury chosen in vandalism hearing at St Peter's Cemetery
An advisory jury of 12 was chosen to recommend corrective measures for six juveniles convicted of malicious destruction of tombstones at St Peter's Cemetery. The May 24 juvenile court session ordered the panel. a seventh 17 year old was involved. Twelve named jurors include Emil K Warner and Linda K Mehmert. The hearing, in which 20 aggrieved persons shared views, continues with participation limited to those connected.
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St. Peter’s Cemetery
Orval P. Hudson
Johnny Gray
John W. Robertson
Marvin Childress
Monroe P. Wekenberg
Stephan Kliethermes
Linda K. Mehmert
Fred H. Seaman Sr
Dorothy M. Tyree
Alan Schreimann
Ronald Shackelford
Byron Kinder
Kinder
Student workers can dodge payroll deductions for federal taxes
IRS district director Richard C. Voskuil says students with only summer income can avoid federal income tax withholding by filing Form W-4E. If tax was withheld, file a return for a refund. Social security tax remains. He warns on charity ticket ads misrepresenting donations and provides IRS contact for Missourians.
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Richard C. Voskuil
Internal Revenue Service
St. Louis
Voskuil
Missouri
IRS
Librarians Share Ideas At Missouri Outreach Workshop
Two librarians from the Thomas Jefferson Regional Library system attended the Missouri Library Assn Outreach Round Table three day workshop in Columbia. Alice Anne Burks and Patricia Andermann joined sessions on outreach services for shut ins nursing homes and books by mail as part of idea sharing with experienced staff.
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Thomas Jefferson Regional Library
Missouri Library Assn
Columbia
Columbia Public Library
Missouri
Snacks reshape American meals over recent decades
A concise overview notes the shift in U S eating habits toward frequent snacking and smaller meals across the last several decades, reflecting changing routines and dietary patterns in daily life.
Library to host puppet shows this afternoon
The Thomas Jefferson Regional Library will present two puppet shows at 2 p.m. as part of a 90 minute Children Department program. The shows are Three Billy Goats Gruff and Jack and the Bean Stalk. Children of all ages are invited.
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Thomas Jefferson Regional Library
Iowa City firm to drill five oil wells in southwest Iowa
Blazer Corp led by Clarence E. Sewell plans to drill five test wells starting late this week on the Kenworthy farm two miles south of Atlantic in Montgomery County. The project aims to explore oil deposits with a 2600 foot depth and costs estimated at 40000 dollars.
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Iowa City, Iowa
Iowa City
Coralville
Iowa
Clarence E. Sewell
Blazer Corp
Kenworthy Farm
Atlantic
Montgomery County
Washington County
Keota
Story
Henry
Sewell
Russell Campbell
Recon, Inc
City Sticker Sales Lag Behind Last Year Says City Collector
City Collector Ed Cole reports 2,600 city stickers sold to date, versus 3,166 at the same point last year, with $18,690 collected so far. Deadline is July 1 to avoid delinquent penalties, and sticker costs range from 2.50 to 10.50 based on horsepower.
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Ed Cole
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