Decision On White House Tapes Not Expected Before November
The Nixon administration faces a slow path to a final court ruling on releasing White House tapes to a federal grand jury. Judge Sirica aims to decide by midweek, with appeals and possibly Supreme Court review likely delaying any indictments until the tapes’ status is resolved. Archibald Cox urges quick action to protect due process and prosecution needs. Melvin Laird defers to the courts, saying the judiciary should determine access.
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Nixon
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U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cox
Charles Alan Wright
ABC
Melvin R. Laird
Judicial Branch
Laird
Demand For Turkeys Jumps As Beef Soars
Tur keys farmers expect a record 132 million birds this year as consumers seek lower cost options to beef and pork. Despite larger production, dressed turkey inventories on Aug 1 fell 9 percent from last year, with Minnesota leading at 23 million birds up 10 percent and California down 2 percent. Live turkey prices rose to 33.8 cents per pound in July, about 12 cents higher than last summer.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Minnesota
Crop Reporting Board
California
USDA
Nationwide Strike Grips Lebanon Over Cost of Living
A 24 hour nationwide strike paralyzed Lebanon with banks shops cinemas cafes pubs and supermarkets closed. Government workers stayed home and Beirut airport halted air traffic for an hour amid protests in Tripoli and Sidon while the Solh government backed the strike and ordered a 5 percent living wage rise for private sector employees.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Takieddin Solh
Solh
Tripoli
Sidon
Former Sheriff Joins Oklahoma House of Representatives
George Vaughn a former Craig County sheriff from Big Cabin was sworn in as a Democrat member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives. He was elected last June to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Rep J D Witt of Vinita.
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Oklahoma City
George Vaughn
Craig County
Big Cabin
Oklahoma House of Representatives
J. D. Witt
Vinita
Ghost shrimp spend most life below mud surface
Ghost shrimp live most of their life beneath the mud surface and show a whitish yellow color with no protective coloration developing.
Nixon admits friends bought bulk of San Clemente property
An independent audit shows C G Bebe Rebozo and Robert H Abplanalp owned the B C Investment Co which bought most of the Nixon San Clemente estate in 1970. The White House says funds came from private loans and personal assets, not campaign funds, with details of mortgages and later transfers outlined.
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San Clemente
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Rebozo
Title Insurance & Trust Co
New York
Coopers & Lybrand
Senate
Abplanalo
Nixons
Key Biscayne
Fla
Warren
General Accounting Office
California
Florida
Elmore
Abplanalp and Rebozo
B. & C. Investment Co
Chilean shopowners plan second strike amid Allende crisis
Chile's shopowners announce a 24 hour strike as protests flare in Santiago joining workers and LAN-Chile pilots. Allende contemplates a major cabinet reshuffle amid resignations by army navy and air force leaders.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Navy
Carlos Briones
Lan-Chile
Charge Due In Slaying, Chief Says
Moore police expect charges in two or three days against James Fatchett 36 in the strangulation death of his ex wife Vicki Lee Fatchett 27. The case remains under investigation as authorities round up witnesses and collect statements.
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Navy
Adm
Raul Montero
Prats
Valparaiso
Parks
Fatchett
Moore
George Miskovsky
Miskovsky
Fatchet
Beaver Grooming Behavior Noted In Field Observation
Researchers observed a beaver grooming itself using its split, webbed claws as the animal combs through its fur. The behavior highlights adaptation for maintaining fur insulation in damp habitats and may inform studies of otter and muskrat grooming similarities.
Area Youth Gains Crop Work Honor
Curtis Jeffreys Jr. of Sterling has been named Oklahoma state champion in the 1973 Future Farmers of America Crop Production Proficiency Award. He is a 19 year old Oklahoma State University sophomore ahead of regional or national honors.
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Curtis Jeffreys Jr
Curtis Jeffreys Sr
Sterling
Oklahoma
Future Farmers of American
Jeffreys
National
FFA Foundation, Inc
FFA
Oklahoma State University
Kansas City
Oklahoma City Psychiatrist Charged With Rape
Dr. William L. Savage a 45 year old Oklahoma City psychiatrist was arraigned on second degree rape charges after allegedly having sexual relations with a 16 year old Texas patient. He posted a $5000 bond and faces trial as the district attorney notes the victim opposed the rape charge. The misdemeanor count was dismissed. The victim remains with Texas parents during proceedings.
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Oklahoma City
William L. Savage
Savage
Texas
Asst
Duane Miller
Curtis Harris
Gibbs seeks variance for 5102 NW Liberty Ave Lawton
Cheries R Gibbs appeals to the Board of Adjustments for a variance from Lawton City Code Section 16-97 at 5102 NW Liberty Avenue part of Meadowbrook Addition Lot 24 Block 8 Original Townsite. Hearing set September 6 1973 at City Hall Lawton at 7 00 p m with Vickie Cloud as City Clerk.
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Lawton
Board of Adjustments
Cheries R. Gibbs
Liberty Avenue
Meadowbrook
Vickie Cloud
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