Government Spends Millions on Nixon Properties
The General Services Administration assigned the Secret Service the handling of over 2.2 million dollars in public funds for improvements to Nixon homes in California and Florida. Expenditures at San Clemente and Key Biscayne included gates, stairs, wall construction, landscaping, a furnace, and a helicopter pad, with additional items not itemized. The arrangement centers on protecting the President and supporting national security duties, with ongoing rent arrangements and questions about funding sources and ownership between Nixon and associates Abplanalp and Rebozo.
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Wallace Turner
New York Times
Washington
General Services Administration
Nixon
Secret Service
California
Howard R. Hughes
International Brotherhood of Teamsters Pension Fund
James R. Hoffa
Murchison
Texas
San Clemente
Calif
GSA
Key Biscayne
Fla
Presidential Complex
Jack Warner
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Warner
Hamilton
Florida
White House
Abplanalp
Beverly Hills
Teamsters Pension Fund
Hoffa
Murchison Brothers
Orange County
Bay Lane
Key Biscayne Presidential Complex
Indianapolis
Trinity High Opening Topic in Limestone County Board Meeting
Athens Limestone County Board of Education debates reopening the Trinity High School for 1973 74. The former all black campus on Browns Ferry Street valued over 1 million dollars has only one of 23 classrooms in use. The move aims to ease crowding and avoid expansions while considering a circular busing plan for grades one to four to serve about 600 students.
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Athens
Limestone County Board of Education
Trinity High School
Harold Smith
Browns Ferry St
Smith
Trinity
McCrossen
Dean details in Watergate coverup testimony
Dean testifies under immunity about involvement in obstruction of justice and perjury during Watergate hearings. He claims Charles Colson was more deeply involved than admitted and that John Mitchell approved payoffs to silence defendants. He says he aided others in perjury and used campaign funds for a honeymoon.
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Dean
Charles W. Colson
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Asst. Atty
Henry Petersen
White House
Senate Committee
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
John Caulfield
Joseph Kraft
Ehrlichman -Haldeman
Justice Department
Skylab crew begins 17 day postflight evaluation
Skylab 1 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul J Weitz start a 17 day medical debriefing and step by step flight appraisal after returning to Earth from a four week mission. They meet Nixon and Brezhnev and prep for Skylab 2 a 56 day flight starting July 27 under Alan Bean.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
San Clemente
Calif
Ellington Air Force Base
Conrad
Orbiting Space Station
Alan L. Bean
Capt. Bean
Kerwin
Earth
Weitz
Space Agency
Ticonderoga
Nixon
Brezhnev
Russia
Soviet Union
Summit Results Show Nine U S Soviet Pacts Inked
The Associated Press lists nine agreements signed last week after talks between President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev. They cover nuclear restraint, arms limits, energy, transportation, air travel, culture, commerce, taxation, agriculture, and oceanography cooperation.
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Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Aeroflot
Pan American Airlines
Commerce
U.S.U.S.S.R. Chamber of Commerce
Bingo Rules in The Daily Ad Draws
Bingo plays run from Monday to Sunday with color coded cards. Winners announced each Wednesday in The Decatur Daily. multiple winners divide prizes, no daily staff or their families eligible. If no winner, jackpot rolls over to next week.
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Decatur Daily
Calendar of community events in Hartselle and area
A compiled list of local meetings and activities across Decatur, Hartselle, and Morgan County. Highlights include Ladies Auxiliary Fire Fighters meeting at Mrs. A C Turner’s home 413 Memorial Dr SW, TOPS AL 128 weekly at 3102 Spring Ave SW, art classes at the Aquadome, Brook Hopkins American Legion Post 310 at Turner's Funeral Home, Vacation Bible School at Cedar Creek Freewill Baptist Church, Dreams of a Ghost and Goblins Book Club at the Youth Branch Library, and various club meetings, revivals, and benefit events with dates, times, and locations.
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The
Decatur Fire Fighters Association
A.C. Turner
Memorial Dr. SW
Spring Ave
Brook Hopkin American Legion Post No
Turner’s Funeral Home
Cedar Creek Freewill Baptist Church
Hartselle
Alabama 31
Colson Protest Too Much, Dean Says He Suspected Colson
In remarks continued from page one, Dean claimed he suspected Charles W. Colson, a presidential counsellor, was far more knowledgeable than Colson publicly admitted. He characterized Colson as protesting too much.
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Dean
Charles W. Colson
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Army Corps of Engineers
Military Appropriations
Nixons
Corps
Executive Department
GS A
Robert H. Ablanalp
Charles G. Rebozo
Ablanalp
Miami
Rebozo
New York
F. Donald Nixon
Trinity High
Norman Owens
Somerville
Limestone County Extension
D. R. Salter
Salter
Athens’ Electric Department
Charlies Robinson
Robinson
5Th Ave
Middle East
FBI
Mary Jo Kopechne
Sen
Edward M- Kegpedy
Baquiddick
Mass
Carmichael
New Orleans
Associated Press
Aquadome
Call
Morgan County
Citizens Band
Hartselle City
Tri-County
Appalachian Regional Health Planning Commission
Tri County District Health Building
Cherry St
Leon Chambers
First Church of the Nazarene
Bowhunters of Alabama
T C Almon Center
the Ghost and Goblins Book Club
American Association of Retired Persons
Summer Manor
Levin Peurifoy
Community Services Planning Council
Tri County District Health Ice
Chi Omega Sorority
William T. Pigott
Quince Dr. SE
Chi Omega
Betty Jones
Flint
King’s Messengers
Melody Five
Gospel Five
New Center Baptist Church
Corinthian
Moulton
Redstone
North Alabama Railroad Club
Planning Commission
Huntsville City
John Martz
U.S
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