Packed Court Hears Watergate Tape Gap In Court
In a packed federal courtroom, the June 20 1972 Watergate tape involving President Nixon and aides Ehrlichman and Haldeman played briefly before an 18 minute buzzing gap. Judge Sirica supervised the session while Rose Mary Woods demonstrated a button action cited as cause.
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White House
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Haldeman
U.S
John J. Sirica
Rose Mary Woods
Miss Woods
Sirica
Watergate
Jill Volmer
White House proposes six degree cut in home heating oil use
The White House seeks regulations to lower home heating oil thermostats by six degrees and general space heating by ten degrees with Dec. 27 effect. No enforcement plan exists beyond fuel shortages. dealers must apply allocations and penalties reach up to $5000 per violation.
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Washington
White House
Federal Register
Watergate Panel Seeks More Tapes and Contempt Citations
The Senate Watergate committee voted to subpoena a new set of presidential tape recordings and to cite six Hughes Tool Co. officials for contempt for not appearing. Chairman Ervin said delays may hinder hearings while Baker noted possible progress if hard proof emerges.
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Senate Watergate Committee
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Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Baker
Ervin
Nixon
Dash
Oil Embargo Ends Tied To Peace Talks
Secretary Kissinger told congressional leaders that an end to the Arab oil embargo depends on progress in Middle East peace talks. Sen. Fulbright and Sen. Scott said talks could begin around December 18, but a quick resumption of shipments was unlikely. Shultz urged planning energy policy as if Arab oil may not return, warning of economic disruption and higher unemployment.
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Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Middle East
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Kissinger
Scott
Fulbright
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Cost of Living Council
John T. Dunlop
Rainy Weather Persists with Promising Thursday Clearing
Murky skies linger this morning as the National Weather Service forecasts rain through Wednesday. Temperatures dip to the 30s tonight, climb to the 40s Wednesday, then reach the 50s from Thursday to Saturday. Cloudy and cold tonight, partly cloudy and cool Wednesday, with fair to partly cloudy skies and little precipitation Thursday through Saturday. City records show Monday high 60, low 44, and today’s morning low at 40.
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Nixon to release complete financial information in form to be decided
White House said Nixon will provide complete information about his finances but will not commit to releasing federal income tax returns. Deputy Press Secretary Warren cited a working group compiling data and promised material would be made public in a future form. Senator Johnston said Nixon told six senators some tax returns would be public, with copies rather than summaries.
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White House
Nixon
Gerald L. Warren
J. Bennett Johnston, Jr
Warren
Johnston
Louisiana
Ronald L. Ziegler
County faces high diesel costs for snow operations
Douglas County may run on last week’s “black market” diesel for mid December use only if no snow. Public works head Sanderson says it’s not true black market, but imports from Farmland Industries via Farmers Co op Assn at 360 cents a gallon. Standard Oil KC remains official supplier as bids are planned amid a depleted import stock.
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Douglas County
Dean Sanderson
Arthur Heck
Sanderson
Farmers Co-op Assn
Bob Durr
Farmland Industries
George Statham
Farmland
Dorm Heat Wave Causes Damage at Kansas University Hall
An error in heating at Corbin Residence Hall over Thanksgiving left 36 residents in 4th Floor South with radiators on full blast. Candles melted, plants died, records warped valued at about $400, and sculpture damaged. Residents seek reimbursement while housing officials assess claims, totaling around $1,200 in potential losses.
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Kansas University
Corbin
Ann Bumgarner
Columbia
Journal-World
Marti Schiller
Arkansas City
Considerably cloudy and cold
A notably overcast and chilly day is forecast with limited sun. Temperatures remain on the cool side and winds are light to moderate across the region. The outlook calls for continued cold conditions through the day with no major precipitation expected.
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