Ehrlichman Indicted in Watergate Case Ties
Former presidential adviser John Ehrlichman is indicted by a grand jury in the Ellsberg psychiatrist break-in probe. The charges include perjury and other counts linked to the Watergate affair. Also named are Egil Krogh Jr and G. Gordon Liddy, with arrest warrants delayed to allow surrender. Bond is set at 500 each.
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John D. Ehrlichman
Daniel Ellsberg
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post
Ehrlichman
White House
Egil Krogh Jr
David Young
Henry A. Kissinger
G. Gordon Liddy
Kolts
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Joseph Ball
Senate Watergate Committee
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Grant St Housing Project Faces Delay in Decatur
Grant St project in Decatur sits in limbo with over 100 sub standard homes blocked from clearance. The $3.4 million urban renewal plan depends on Nixon lifting the public housing subsidies ban and HUD housing unit allocations before planning can resume. Authority executive director Bob Neill says clearance and home ownership goals are on hold.
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Nixon
Grant St
Decatur Housing Authority
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Authority
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Decatur
Judge orders Watergaters to stop lectures
In Washington a federal judge barred James W. McCord Jr and Jeb Stuart Magruder from public speaking after ruling it disgraceful they could profit from their Watergate crimes. Magruder claimed financial hardship while Magruder planned lecture tours and McCord had earned 2000 for a Illinois university talk last week.
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Washington
James W. McCord Jr
Jeb Stuart Magruder
McCord
Illinois
Magruder
Sirica
Bernard Fensterwald
Plan Readied to Ration Home Heating Oil This Winter
Washington White House adviser John A. Love orders a standby plan for rationing home heating oil if severe shortages occur this winter. Drafted at the Interior Department, the plan would be used only as a last resort, officials said. Abitibi Paper resumes three Ontario mills as rail service restarts, a Manitoba mill stays closed, worsening US newsprint shortages and potential price hikes.
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WSN
White House
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Interior Department
Toronto
Abitibi Paper Co. Ltd
Ontario
Manitoba
United States
Gunmen Seize Hostages at Saudi Embassy in Paris
Three Arab gunmen stormed the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Paris taking at least five hostages. They demanded transport to an unnamed Arab capital and the release of Abou Daoud, threatening to blow up the embassy if no bus arrived. They claimed ties to a Palestinian splinter group and handed a demand letter to journalist Nawaf Adwan.
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Abou Daoud
Hussein
Jordan
Nawaf Adwan
Baghdad
al Thawra
Adnan
Jean Bucheton
al Scab
Beirut
Boat Registration Decision Overruled by State Official
Conservation Commissioner Claude D. Kelley overruled a subordinate and canceled plans for a centralized boat registration system. Gov. George C. Wallace reportedly ordered the change after statewide criticism. The original July order came from Tom Shackleford, head of the Water Safety Division of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
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Claude D. Kelley
George C. Wallace
Tom Shackleford
Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural
Munich 1972 Olympic attack remembered in brief report
The prompt describes the Munich 1972 Olympic Village siege in which 11 Israeli athletes, 4 Palestinian guerrillas, and a West German police officer were killed. It notes weather outlook for the area and cites Alabama boat registration policy debates involving Morgan and Lawrence counties, Shackleford and Cauthen, with potential legislative changes and local revenue implications.
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Olympic Village
Munich
Fish battles anglers in Pacific near Honolulu
AP report from Honolulu describes Bob Silverman and Tom Prentice trolling when a 100 to 150 pound marlin leaped into the cockpit. The fish knocked both men down, cut Prentice’s face and hands, and then pulled free. Silverman required neck surgery after the marlin’s bill punctured his throat by a hair’s breadth, narrowly missing a main artery.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Bob Silverman
Tom Prentice
Prentice
Silverman
No Winner In Bingo Contest
No winning cards were turned in during last week's Newspaper Bingo contest leaving the Bingo Bucks jackpot at 200 for the final week. Blue cards are available at over 100 participating merchants and 44 local players have won Bingo Bucks in 12 weeks.
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Decatur Daily
the Daily
Daily Want Ad Sells Baby Items and Furniture
Mrs. M. E. Shindlebower lists mesh playpen baby car seat two end tables and coffee table for sale at 10 dollars for mesh playpen and car seat each, six dollars for all three tables. The ad notes 48 replies and promotes September daily want ad bargains with 14 day price of four dollars.
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M. E. Shindlebower
North St
Decatur Daily
Want
W M Hays Locksmith and Electrical Address Ad
W M Hays, locksmith and electrician and acetylene welding. 1018 6th SE, Decatur Alabama. Same location for 30 years. Dial 3501793. Ad copy notes long-standing service and local presence.
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W. M. Hays
Decatur
Ala
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