Agnew Under Federal Probe in Maryland Kickback Case
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew and two Maryland associates face a federal inquiry over possible bribery conspiracy and tax violations linked to an alleged kickback scheme. The probe, still in early stages, covers Baltimore County officials and engineering firms tied to county business.
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Carl Bernstein
Washington Post
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Maryland
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United States
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J. Walter Jones
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Bud) Hammerman
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Marvin Mandel
Federal Grand Jury
Dale W. Anderson
Anderson
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Lester Matz
John Childs
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Jerome B. Wolff
Greiner Environmental Systems, Inc
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Baltimore County Public Works Department
Old State Roads Commission
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Nixon Court Challenges Subpoena Jurisdiction
Lawyers for President Nixon argued in court that the federal judge lacks jurisdiction to enforce Archibald Cox’s subpoena for White House tape recordings. White House counsel J. Fred Buzhardt filed a brief defending the refusal to surrender tapes, as the Senate Watergate committee paused further legal action.
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Archibald Cox
J. Fred Buzhardt
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Suspect in Bar Shooting Denies Weapon Claim
Chicago truck driver George W. Cash, 48, denied any gun involvement in a late night bar shooting that seriously wounded Ronald O. Schaller, 28, of 1615 Bainbridge St. in La Crosse. Cash faced a $10,000 cash bond and a preliminary hearing set for Aug. 14.
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St. Francis Hospital
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Edmund Nix
Second US bombing in Cambodia leaves over 400 dead and wounded
Reports say a U S F111 fighter bomber killed four civilians and injured 13 on an island near Neak Luong, while a B52 strike on Neak Luong's garrison area caused 137 killed and 268 injured. Pentagon notes human or mechanical error as cause.
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Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Mekong River
U.S
Mekong
Donald Doerger
David H. E. Opfer
Baltimore
Weather Outlook With Showers Possible This Week
Variable cloudiness Tuesday night and Wednesday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows near 70 and highs around 82 with cooler air Wednesday afternoon. Southerly winds 8 to 18 mph Tuesday night shifting to northwest Wednesday afternoon. Precipitation chance 60 percent Tuesday night and 30 percent Wednesday. Thursday looks partly cloudy and pleasant with a low near 55.
Packers Cut Roster Leaves Deters on Team
The Green Bay Packers released seven players Tuesday leaving former La Crosse Aquinas star Tom Deters still on the squad. The report notes Deters as a continuing presence on the roster amid offseason cuts.
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LAAP Sues District Over Aide Union Efforts
The La Crosse Association of Auxiliary Personnel files a WERC complaint against the La Crosse Area Public School District Board and Schools Supt Eugene Balts alleging prohibited labor practices and efforts to breakup LAAP. The suit seeks reinstatement of eight dismissed aides at Hintgen School and recognition of LAAP as the exclusive bargaining unit without an election.
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Eugene Balts
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Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
WERC
Hintgen
Hintgen School
Balts
Supt
John K. Flanagan
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