Cost Of Watergate Probe Keeps Rising In Taxpayer Burden
Washington AP reports the Watergate investigation drains federal funds and taxes, with Senate panel costs growing from 300000 to 1 million dollars and Archibald Cox seeking about 28 million for the year. Prosecutor and grand jury expenses rise as analysts warn the dollar’s value may be hurt by last year’s political scandal.
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Storage Tank Tragedy in Pittsburg Kansas
In Pittsburg Kansas a storage tank collapse trapped workers during a salt mixing operation. Donald Roper survived after a buckled tank bottom formed a protective pocket, while foreman Fred Martin died from apparent asphyxiation. Rescue teams labored two hours as 300 tons of salt cascaded inside a 40 foot tall tank.
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Mount Carmel Medical Center
Nixon tapes risk to his legal position and aid to critics
Senate Watergate chief counsel warned that Nixon may have weakened his claim of executive privilege by letting Haldeman listen to a tape after leaving office. Haldeman testified he heard the tape and reported its contents to Nixon, while Nixon continues to resist turning tapes and documents over to Cox and the committee.
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Chavez Sees Enduring Crisis in Farm Labor Battle
Delano California Cesar Chavez led a UFW strike and grape boycott as contract talks with Delano table grape growers collapsed. He warned that losing here would end a unique farm workers movement amid 2000 pickets and 4000 to 5000 vineyard workers. Teamsters pursue rival contracts, while negotiations stall over camp rules pesticide control grievance hiring hall and boycott rights.
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Oklahoma City papers scrap sex labels in ads new format
The Daily Oklahoman and Oklahoma City Times said starting Wednesday classified ads will abolish sex designated preferences. Edgar L. Stanley, classified advertising manager, announced a new format with 15 job categories reflecting civil rights compliant classifications following a Supreme Court decision.
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Damaged Hallmark Villa Nursing Home to Be Rebuilt
Frederick file notes Hallmark Villa nursing home destroyed by a recent tornado will be rebuilt. Columbus firm operating Hallmark Villa and Pioneer Manor says construction starts in 30 to 60 days and plans add Hallmark Villa to Pioneer Manor at the town's north edge. Tornado sent 55 people to hospitals.
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