Reactions Differ as St Clair Presents Nixon Case
House Judiciary members remain unsure about James D. St Clair s effectiveness in challenging the impeachment case. Some see his effort as helpful but not convincing while others note his approach simply reframes Doar s evidence. Separate Watergate items include Humphrey and McGovern fund questions and Rebozo seeking limits on inquiry as EhRlichman jurors prepare for Eisberg break in trial.
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Judiciary Committee
John Doar
Charles E. Wiggins
Rcalif
Doar
Wiggins
Senate Watergate Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
New York
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Humphrey
Associated Press
Charles G
Bebe” Rebozo
Watergate Panel
John D. Ehrlichman
Eisberg
Wisconsin Weather Sees Warmth Before Weekend Rain
Forecasters predict scattered rainfall as a weak front nears from the west. Friday highs reach the 80s in parts and 70s elsewhere with weekend showers forecast, while nights dip to the 50s and 60s. Cities like Baldwin Oconomowoc Manitowoc Two Rivers Eagle River and Milwaukee report warm daytime highs and cooler nights.
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National Weather Bureau
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Oconomowoc
Manitowoc
Two Rivers
Eagle River
Milwaukee
Ehrlichman Approval Of Break In Is Alleged
In the Plumbers trial opening, prosecutor William Merrill alleged former White House domestic counselor John Ehrlichman approved the break in at Dr. Lewis Fielding’s Beverly Hills office. He cited a Aug 31 1971 phone call from Cape Cod stating approval and said the operation aimed to avoid White House tracing.
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Elisberg
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Merrill
Ehrlichman
White House
Cape Cod
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Egil Krogh
The
Plumbers
Henry H. Jones
G. Gordon Liddy
Manitowoc Wins $10.6 Million Sewage Plant Grant
The City of Manitowoc received a 10.635 million dollar federal grant from the U.S. EPA for modernization and expansion of the lakefront sewage treatment plant. The project covers settling filtration and solid handling upgrades plus Lake Michigan shore protection work, with state and local cost-sharing and a two to three year construction horizon.
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Manitowoc
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
William Steiger
Roshkosh
Steiger
Lake Michigan
Anthony V. Dufek
Common Council
Dufek
American Consulting Services
Minneapolis
Minn
State Department of Niowepa
Nixon Brezhnev Reach Three Venture Pact At Summit
In Moscow Nixon and Brezhnev announce three cooperative ventures including joint research on artificial hearts, housing criteria for extreme climates, and energy development. The leaders stress frankness and no secret agreements as they flag more work ahead beyond this first detente stage. Nixon cancels Star City trip to focus on working sessions.
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Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
United States
Star City
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon Arming Limits Debate Heads Toward Moscow
Pentagon sources say President Nixon has not disclosed his precise nuclear arms limit proposals to Defense Secretary Schlesinger and the Joint Chiefs. Schlesinger backs verification and a principle agreement to curb multi warhead missiles amid concerns over MIRV balance.
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James R. Schlesinger
Nixon
Pentagon
Schlesinger
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Security Council
Henry A. Kissinger
Europe
Moscow
Kissinger
United States
Two Rivers Hospital Likely Becomes Non-Profit Future
Two Rivers Municipal Hospital faces a financial crisis and may be reorganized as a non profit. A study committee including City Manager Rath and officials will draft plans for leasing the hospital to a citizen board. The move aims to avoid city liability while preserving essential services.
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Two Rivers
Rath
Soviet scientist Levich offered Israel emigration path
MOSCOW AP Soviet officials told Benjamin Levich a leading chemist and Soviet Academy member that he probably can join his family in Israel next year. He is the highest ranking Soviet scientist to apply to emigrate to Israel. Washington AP The House voted 242 to 163 to reaffirm tough anti busing amendments in a 25 billion education bill. The motion by Rep. Joe D. Waggoner urged conferees not to compromise provisions ending most busing for desegregation and would reopen busing cases. Washington RP President Nixon rejected a request by 54 senators to propose steps to balance the fiscal 1975 budget, saying Congress has not done its part to control federal spending. The letter sought balance in the budget for the year starting Monday.
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Benjamin Levich
Israel
Levich
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House
Joe D. Waggoner
Congress
Nixon
Nurses End 213 Day Strike in Northern California
Registered nurses vote to end a 21 day strike and return to work at 42 hospitals and clinics in the San Francisco San Jose and Sacramento areas. The settlement ends a walkout at 28 hospitals and 14 clinics forcing surgeries to be canceled and patients sent home.
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