Norman voters to vote on 3.8 million city hall bond
Norman residents will vote on a 3.8 million bond for a new three story administration police and courts building with 76 000 square feet. The plan includes furnishings landscaping parking paving two streets and a 20 percent contingency. If approved construction could start soon with occupancy about 14 months after start.
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Ehrlichman Free Pleads Innocent in Watergate Case
Former White House adviser John Ehrlichman was released without bail after pleading innocent to burglary conspiracy and perjury charges connected to the 1971 break in at Dr. Lewis Fielding's Beverly Hills office. Arraigned with Krogh Young and Liddy, Ehrlichman faces Sept. 20 pretrial steps before a trial date.
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Mexico
KU to Undertake Self Study for Accreditation Review
Kansas University launches a comprehensive self study led by Chancellor Archie Dykes to assess current status and future direction. The effort will involve many faculty and students with alumni input to meet accreditation requirements and explore improvements across admissions, information systems, and campus collaboration.
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Archie Dykes
Jerry Hutchison
Robert Ellermeier
Raymond Nichols
Richard von Ende
Colson pushed to try Ellsberg in newspapers, not courts
A Senate Watergate document shows Charles Colson wanted to discredit Daniel Ellsberg through press coverage after the Pentagon Papers ruling. He discussed using media to entrap Ellsberg and urged out-of-court action, with E. Howard Hunt agreeing to pursue a high-profile public framing.
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Ellsberg
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Hunt
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Tyr
New Left
Supreme Court
Publica
Cambodian Rebels Face Setback in Kompong Cham
AP reports fighting in Kompong Cham as government officials claim rebels lack the strength to seize the city. Am Rong says government troops have driven insurgents from several sectors while combat continues around the university and city perimeters. The battle isolates Phnom Penh from key routes and the port.
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Cambodia
Kompong Cham
Am Rong
Phnom Penh
Mekong River
U.S
Kissinger Confirmation Delayed Over Wiretap Data Debate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee postponed Kissinger’s nomination to be secretary of state amid demands for summaries of FBI wiretap reports from 1969 on government officials and newsmen. Kissinger defended the taps as necessary for national security and pledged cooperation while facing questions about his dual role and access to classified information.
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Senate ‘Foreign Relations Committee
Henry A. Kissinger
Julice Department
Atty
Elliot. L. Richardson
FBI
Kissinger
J.W Fulbright
National Security Council
Justice Department
Fulbright
Department
Sen
Clifford Case
R-N.j
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
Union ends strike threat at Abitibi Paper Co plants
Toronto AP reports union negotiators reached a tentative agreement with Abitibi Paper Co easing a strike threat at its nine plants and preventing further newsprint supply disruptions.
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Toronto
Abitibi Paper Co
Skylab Pass Prompts KU Pollution Study Delayed
Bad weather in Lawrence halted a Kansas University water pollution experiment linked with Skylab. A Skylab like earth pass was scheduled for 3:45 p.m. today but had not been canceled as of this morning.
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Baker Haskell Win Grant for Cooperative Education
Baker University and Haskell Indian Junior College receive a $22,000 HEW planning grant to expand work study from four weeks to semester and year long paid on the job programs during 1973 74. Neal Malicky and Wallace Galluzi comment awaiting official release. Announced by Rep. Larry Winn James Pearson and Bob Dole.
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Baker
Haskell
Neal Malicky
Wallace Galluzi
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