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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1973
Page
9
The General Services Administration said it is investigating improper conduct at the State Department centering on a third floor janitor’s closet used as a lover’s rendezvous. The room lies in the AID section and guards were posted in the 1960s after assault complaints.
Nixon lawyers ask the U S Court of Appeals to bar District Judge John J Sirica from inspecting the Watergate tapes The White House seeks a writ of mandamus and a Tuesday hearing is set The move involves nine judges and raises grave questions about presidential privilege Archibald Cox is named as an interested party. Former aide Ehrlichmans lawyer seeks to compel testimony before grand juries in Watergate probes and a related California indictment. The Senate committee asks about corporate donations to the Nixon campaign.
Former mine union chief W A Tony Boyle told reporters he is innocent of both state and federal charges accusing him of ordering the 1969 murder of Joseph A Yablonski. He was arrested by the FBI after indictments were handed down and released on a $50,000 bond pending removal proceedings.
Associate U S Supreme Court Justice Willem C Douglas, recently returned from China, is in stable condition at University of Washington Hospital in Seattle. He was admitted Tuesday with gastroenteritis and will stay three to four days as doctors treat him.
Toronto reports Abitibi Paper Co. Ltd. and 6000 union workers failed to reach a settlement as the largest of nine mills in Iroquois Falls, Ontario prepares to strike. The mill, key for 1000 tons of newsprint daily, employs about 1000 people and follows earlier eastern Canadian strikes curtailing newspaper content.
A former White House aide surrendered to county authorities on Thursday and was released without posting bond after declaring the covert operation fully authorized and lawful. The incident followed allegations tied to President Nixon era actions, with officials stating no charges were pursued at the time.
Sacramento bill provides 3 million dollars for bicycle path construction in California. The Assembly approved the measure on a 704 vote, advancing funds for new routes and improvements to promote cycling mobility.
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