White House targets Dean as Watergate principal actor
Washington dispatch reports the White House calls John W. Dean the principal actor in the Watergate cover up while labeling Jobe N. Mitchell a conspirator from the start. The Senate Watergate Committee prepares for testimony as figures surrounding Nixon and top aides Ehrlichman and Haldeman face scrutiny. Senate inquiry widens focus to the Oval Office and key advisors in the scandal.
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Small Businesses Confused By New Price List Rules
A Bay Area report shows many small and mid sized businesses unaware of required top price lists and deadlines as the IRS plans spot checks. Large chains received guidance from headquarters while small shops scrambled to respond amid confusion and minimal enforcement so far.
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Nixon Enemies List Memo Reveals White House Strategy
Janet Washington reports that the Nixon administration drafted a confidential Aug 16 1971 memo titled Dealing with our Political Enemies outlining how to pressure opposing figures. The plan proposed a targeted list of about ten individuals including actor Pat Nevins journalist Daniel Schorr and union leader Leonard Woodcock and urged coordination with White House offices to nudge officials and influence access to federal contracts and appointments.
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Fremont tragedy ends in street murder suicide
In Fremont a man killed his estranged wife at a Central Avenue intersection and then shot himself as bystanders watched. William Leroy Clenney, 32, of Newark, had a history of psychiatric care and recent suicide attempts. Lynn Ann Clenney, a county health department nurse, died at the scene after being shot in the head. police said Clenney had been treated at Highland Hospital and had guns removed previously per doctor orders. The investigation continued as authorities sought to determine how the couple came to the Fremont location.
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China tests hydrogen bomb breaking nuclear monopoly
China announced a hydrogen bomb test on Wednesday and said the move aimed to abolish the nuclear monopoly by the super powers while vowing it would never be first to use nuclear weapons. Officials placed the detonation in the Lop Nor site in Sinkiang with estimates around one to three megatons.
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Social Security raise appears almost certain
A 4 percent increase in Social Security benefits for about 30 million elderly is nearing congressional passage. Senate approval is seen as likely, with House concurrence expected. The bill links to a larger debt-ceiling package and includes other welfare and funding provisions though the House version omits the raise.
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Death of ex POW Marine Sgt Abel Kavanaugh ruled suicide
Commerce City Colorado reports Marine Sgt Abel Larry Kavanaugh died Wednesday in his inlaws home from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Investigators say there was no note. Kavanaugh and seven other former POWs faced charges from a naval inquiry led by Guy accusing them of disrespect, disobedience, and aiding the enemy. Kavanaugh earlier endured five years in Hanoi prison camp and had shown signs of distress in days before his death.
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Outlook wins award for Outdoor Outlook section
The Daily Review's Outdoor Outlook earned best special section in an international contest by the American Association of Classified Advertising Managers. From 150 entries worldwide the section won in Best Advertisement of the Year, judged on appearance color quality design editorial content and type. Ken Casita edited Outdoor Outlook. Art Young accepted the award for The Review.
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