Virginia Adopts Mandatory Odd Even Gas Plan
Virginia becomes the 11th state to require an Oregon style odd even gasoline distribution system with a midnight Wednesday start. Gov. Mills E Godwin announced the plan while Vermont suspends its voluntary effort citing misunderstandings and noncompliance.
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Accidental Erasure Theory Emerges in Watergate Tape Debate
An electronics expert report suggests an 18 minute gap on a presidential tape could be accidental from a defective Woods recorder. The claim challenges a White House panel’s ruling that the erasures were likely deliberate, fueling ongoing Watergate legal debates and prompting reactions from Nixon aides and Watergate counsel.
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Weather forecast sketches for North and South Carolina
Cooler tonight with showers and mild start giving way to colder air and partly cloudy skies. North Carolina sees cloudiness, wind and warmer today with scattered showers and thundershowers, highs near 60 in the west and lower 60s elsewhere, turning cooler tonight with possible snow flurries in the mountains. South Carolina expects rain and scattered storms today, highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s along the coast, then clearing to sunny and mild Wednesday. Three day outlook shows mild conditions Thursday and Friday with rain possible, cooler by Saturday and lows in the 20s to 40s.
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Cox Warns Press Could Be Too Active in Coverage
Former special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox says he cannot complain about how the press treated him but worries about its coverage of Watergate. He notes media shape events through columns and editorials and cautions against the press acting as a fourth branch of government. He criticizes Nixon tax handling as avaricious and immoral but not impeachable and denies a NYT report that the White House feared he would name Nixon as an unindicted coconspirator.
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Americans Are Not Quitters Nixon Rally in Huntsville
President Nixon told a large Huntsville crowd that Americans are not quitters, praising resilience and citing Gov. Wallace as an example. Wallace, cautious in praise, urged respect for the presidency as flag-waving Alabama supporters cheered. a few critics carried impeach Nixon placards.
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