Shah Begins Four Day Iran Visit With Nixon at White House
The Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi arrives for a four day state visit to discuss Middle East issues with President Nixon. Nixon seeks the shahs advice on regional problems as the shah pledges Iran will remain firm and loyal to sovereignty. An unscheduled Williamsburg stop delayed ceremonies and protests by Iranian students occurred across Lafayette Park.
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Washington
Iran
White House
Middle East
Nixon
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Persian Gulf
Shah
Empress Farah
Williamsburg
Lafayette Park
Executive Mansion
New York
Council Orders Montego Bay To Pay Water Bill
ITV councilmen voted 8-1 to require Montego Bay Complex to pay a $2 216.32 water bill in six monthly installments after a month long debate. Montego Bay had sought a 73 percent reduction claiming an earlier agreement not to charge during construction. Other actions included police fleet details, rezoning for Finley Commercial Property, bids for maintenance, equipment exchanges, meals project contract, and final plat approval.
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Council
Montego Bay
ITV
Alford Hennessee
Max Seibold
Finley Commercial Property Inc
Jefferson
Public Works Department
Inside Editorials and Sections Listing
The page lists sections and page numbers for the newspaper. It shows features across editorials Dear Abby markets sports classified women bridge comics hospitals crossword entertainment obituaries ads and contact details for circulation and the edit office.
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Dear Abby
City Manager proposes record 9.4 million budget with rate hikes
City Manager Larry Fountaine unveiled a 9.4 million dollar budget proposal including revenue sharing of about 2.3 million and planned increases in sewer and garbage collection rates. He aims to adopt the final document in about two weeks after council workshops and briefs with newsmen.
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Pete
Larry Fountaine
Fountaine
Council
Hijackers Blow Up Jumbo Jet. 137 Hostages Escaped
In Benghazi Libyan troops arrested four hijackers after the Boeing 747 exploded on the ground following an emergency evac. The 137 hostages and crew fled the plane during the blast after a 39 day ordeal, with no reported injuries beyond a Japanese woman’s cut above the eye.
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Libya
Amsterdam
Dubai
Persian Gulf
Damascus
Mediterranean
Sons
Mt. Carmel
Sada
Red Army
Israel
Tel Aviv
Thunderstorms Forecast In Region Through Wednesday
The National Weather Service predicts a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms through Wednesday. High temperatures are expected in the upper 90s with tonight’s low near 70, while Monday’s high reached 93 and low 75.
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National Weather Service
Ehrlichman accuses Dean of lying to Senate panel over Watergate
John Ehrlichman testified that John Dean III supplied White House information on the Watergate wiretap and lied to the Senate committee. Ehrlichman said he authorized wiretaps for national security and mentioned a 1969 plan to wiretap columnist Kraft that was not carried out. He denied details and cited a stricture on questions.
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Dean
Senate
Ashington
John D
John W. Dean III
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Joseph Kraft
Brookings Institution
Washington
Viser
Charles W. Colson
Colson
Nixon
John Dean
Investigators Seek Plane Crash Clues
Federal investigators examine the Ozark Air Lines wreckage after the Monday night crash near Lambert Airport. The Fairchild 227 turboprop went down in a violent storm killing 36 of 44 aboard. The NTSB-led team retrieved the flight recorder as FAA tape logs are reviewed for clues. Debris and downed power lines scattered a busy street. no ground injuries reported.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Ozark Air Lines
National Transportation Safety Board
Lambert Airport
Federal Aviation Administration
National Weather Service
FAA
Arvid L. Linke
Nixon mapping strategy to challenge subpoenas
The White House said today President Nixon will take appropriate action by Thursday to challenge three subpoenas seeking access to presidential tape recordings. Officials describe the move as a legal response to compel disclosure amid broader disputes over executive privilege.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Warren
Presidential Counsel
New Rule OK'd On School Land
Oklahoma state Land Commission votes to own future improvements on state school land reversing former leaseholder ownership. Policy exempts existing improvements and aims to curb costly upgrades that hinder lease changes.
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Oklahoma City
State Land Commission
Dale Laubach
Laubach
Commission
Refuge meeting set Thursday to discuss Wichita Mountains use
EP Tom Steed and other members of the state's delegation will meet Thursday with representatives of the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife to seek continued public recreational use at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The bureau plans cutbacks at its 342 refuges and has already curbed swimming camping and picnicking here amid protests involving government officials.
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Tom Steed
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildife
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Bureau
Here
David Hall
Steed
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Archibald Cox
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