Nixon Promises Full Disclosure to Governors
President Nixon told a closed session of the Republican Governors Association he will disclose all facts about Watergate and pledged four to five follow up steps. Governors said he apologized for causing them trouble and promised responses via documents, court filings, and public briefings.
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Memphis, Tenn
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Missouri
Christopher S. Bond
White House
Oregon
Tom McCall
California
Ronald Reagan
Ford to Face Questioning On Justice Impeachment
Vice President-designate Gerald R. Ford faces House Judiciary Committee questions on his 1970 effort to impeach Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas. Rep. Waldie will ask Ford today as hearings near possible final confirmation.
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Gerald R. Ford
Supreme Court
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Jerome R. Waldie
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Howard W. Cannon
D-Neb
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Congress
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Las Vegas
Trial set for Terrence Miner on drugs and alcohol charges
Terrence Miner, 20, Budora, faces illegal possession of alcohol and marijuana charges. The trial is scheduled for December 18 at 2 p.m. in Douglas County Court. Miner was arrested by the sheriff's deputies early Sunday and is free on a $500 bond.
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Terrence Miner
Budora
Douglas County
Miner
Sheriff's
Local Groups to Share Funds from Gambling Raid Case
Ballard Center and Penn House will divide 150 dollars confiscated by Lawrence police after a gambling raid last weekend. County Judge Mike Elwell reduced fines from 50 to 25 for cooperation. Albert Thomas had gambling charges dropped and paid 150 for carrying a concealed weapon. Others charged include Ragland, Thomas, Folsom, Lewis, and Smith with locations listed.
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Ballard Center
Penn House
Lawrence
Mike Elwell
Albert Thomas
N.Y
Elwell
Thomas
John W. Ragland
Arthur B. Thomas
Pacific Bombers Return to U S
The Pentagon pulled over 100 B42 bombers from Guam to the United States and restored them to nuclear strike duty after U.S. bombing in Indochina ended. About 82 bombers were rushed home as U.S. units worldwide went on alert amid the Mideast crisis. American B52s in the Pacific-Southeast Asia area are now down to just over one third of the 205 long range bombers used in the last major bombing campaign.
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Washington
Pentagon
Guam
United States
U.S
Indochina
Pacific-Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
Supreme Court blocks Florida right of reply ruling
Justice Powell blocks the Florida Supreme Court ruling upholding the right of reply law that forces newspapers to publish candidates' replies. The Miami Herald appealed after denying space to a legislative candidate in 1972 and sought a stay pending Supreme Court review. Powell granted a brief stay order Tuesday. The law compels publishing a reply whenever editorial content accuses a candidate.
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Washington
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Supreme Court
Florida
The
Miami Herald
the Herald
Powell
UN Says Egypt Israel Prisoner Exchange Nears End
The United Nations said the prisoner exchange will finish on schedule while cease-fire lines along the Suez Canal remain unresolved. Negotiators plan to resume talks on Thursday on the Cairo Suez road to address the demilitarized zone proposal and the disputed 22 October lines.
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Israel
Suez Canal
Cairo
Tel Aviv
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Cairo-Suez
Middle East
Suez
Lawrence Memorial Board Approves $4 Day Rate Hike
Lawrence Memorial Hospital board of trustees unanimously approves an immediate four dollar daily rate increase for general and acute care rooms. Administrator Donald Lenz cites need to fund construction and future regulation impacts. The move raises general care from 35.25 to 39.25 and acute from 74 to 78 per day.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Donald Lenz
Lenz
Topeka
Kansas City
Manhattan
Emporia
Bethany Hospital
Hearing Date Changes In LSD Case In Melville
The preliminary hearing for Mark A. Avery 18 Melville NY charged with aiding in LSD sale after the Nov 12 raid was continued to 2 p m Dec 14 The hearing for Rick Hersh 19 Prairie Village charged with LSD sale was moved to Dec 14 at 3 p m A juvenile charge of heroin possession was dropped when the substance proved to be corn meal Harold Hutton said the charges were dropped before a Monday hearing
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Mark A. Avery
Melville
N.Y
Avery
Rick Hersh
Prairie Village
Hersh
Harold Hutton
City approves zoning changes and Kroger site expansion
The commission adopted an M-4 salvage yard zoning district and approved a 20 foot right of way vacation for Kroger at 23rd Street to allow a Super X renovation. A $400000 remodel will finish in April and a storm sewer project was ordered for East 22nd Terrace. Be at Beat Missouri Week and bids for paving Fast 22nd Terrace, Delaware and Yale were set for December 4. Center Street vacation authorized and meetings on December 25 and January 2 adjusted.
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Kroger’s
23Rd Street
Super X
John Emick
Missouri
Bill Harrie
Board of Building Code Appeals
Thanksgiving holiday closings for city offices and schools
City offices and many schools close for Thanksgiving with limited or holiday schedules. KU Watson Library and science libraries set hours. post offices and financial institutions shut Thursday. Ballard Center and Penn House closed Thu–Fri, reopening Monday. some recreation centers open Fri and Sat with daily hours.
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Nce City
Douales Acceatiees
Kansas University
Watson Library
Marvin and Malott Halls
Murphy Hall
Haskell Indian Junior College
Lawrence
Lawrence Public Library
Ballard Community Center
Penn House
Douglas County Historical Society meeting to elect officers
Elizabeth M. Watkins Com pants Museum project building coordinator Heard John T. Andrews will speak at the Douglas County Historical Society annual meet ing at 6 30 pm in the Kansas Room of the Kansas Union Reservations may be made by calling Ethan Smith Current officers are Charles D Stough president Mrs Paul Hilpman vice president Smith secretary and Howard Wiseman treasurer The Alabama LSU football game is not part of this week Journal World Football Contest entry deadline noon Friday The contest focuses on Friday night and Saturday games.
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Elizabeth M. Watkins Compants Museum
Douglas County Historical Society
Kansas Room
Kansas Union Building
Ethan Smith
Charles D. Stough
Paul Hilpman
Smith
Howard Wiseman
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