Watergate Developments Prompt Nixon to Allow Public Testimony
President Nixon announced major developments in the Watergate case and said White House aides will testify publicly under oath as demanded by the Senate committee. He disclosed a new outside inquiry and noted Attorney General Kleindienst and Assistant Attorney General Petersen receive grand jury reports.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Senate
James McCord
McCord
Democratic Party
Democratic National
Robert S. Strauss
Richard G. Kleindienst
Henry Petersen
Dean
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Charles McC. Mathias
Maryland
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Ervin Committee
GOP
George Bush
Jacob K. Javits
New York
General Tel Initiates Major Cable Addition in Logan
General Telephone Co of Ohio announces a 46300 dollar project to upgrade and expand Logan area service. Michael A. Castaldi Jr. says over 41000 feet of cable will be laid with about half buried to protect against outages and beautify the landscape. The upgrade covers south Logan and will replace some facilities with completion expected late 1973. The Logan exchange serves 7450 telephones across 308 square miles in Hocking and Vinton counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
General Telephone Co
Ohio
Michael A. Castaldi Jr
Logan Exchange
Hocking
Vinton
Major Gasoline Price Hike Seen In Ohio
An Ohio petroleum official predicts a five to seven cent rise in statewide gasoline prices by mid summer as diesel and heating oil fears grow. Experts warn of shortages and higher crude costs while heating fuel needs may double due to EPA rules.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Roger Dreyer
Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association
Robert Ratchford
Commercial Motor Freight, Inc
Walter McCreary
Environmental Protection Agency
Dreyer
Pitt Curtiss
Standard Oil Co
SOHIO
Carborundum Local 7630 Talks With Company Mediator
A negotiating session is set for this afternoon at the Lancaster Holiday Inn with Local 7630 OCAW and Carborundum Co. Logan plant officials and federal mediator George Bell. The Carborundum strike began at midnight March 17 idling about 350 production workers. No progress reported in the Metal Powder Products strike started March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OCAW
Carborundum Co
Logan
George Bell
Lancaster Holiday Inn
Carborundum
The
Metal Powder Products
MPP) Corp
Ohio House to Vote on 9.8 Billion Budget Bill
Ohio lawmakers advance a 9.8 billion dollar budget proposal as House leaders predict passage with minimal changes before an Easter recess through May 1. Senate action expected on two year spending plan and related measures including vocational education and mass transit funding.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Max H. Dennis
Wilmington
Dennis
Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt Set For Sunday in Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club schedules annual Easter egg hunt at Rachelmacher Park at 2 p.m. Sunday. President James Stilwell says volunteers are needed around noon to help distribute gifts to children and accompanying adults in the Logan area.
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Logan Kiwanis Club
Rachelmacher Park
James Stilwell
Kiwanis
Ted Sanders
Logan
Dow Jones Dips as Inflation Hope Fades
New York stock prices declined amid investor anticipation of government action on inflation. The Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at noon at 952.29, down 1.13 points from the previous level.
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New York
Nixon outlines broad energy policy shifts in address
President Nixon urged Congress to end federal price regulation on new natural gas supplies and de-regulate oil imports with a fee schedule. He proposed expanding offshore leasing, deep water port licensing, and creating a new Energy and Natural Resources Department while delaying national air standards to favor coal use.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Federal Power Commission
Secretary of the Interior
FPC
Interior Department
Channel Islands
Santa Barbara
Calif
Santa Abarbara
Department
Department of Energy and Natural Resources
Office of Energy Conservation
Commerce Department
Logan Elementary Reading Workshop Slated Thursday
All elementary schools in the Logan city school district will dismiss at 1 30 p m Thursday so teachers may attend a reading workshop in the Central school cafeteria. Ms Carol O Connell supervisor of reading with the Division of Elementary and Secondary Education Ohio Department of Education will conduct the workshop. She also directs Volunteers in Education for Ohio. Theme: Teacher Constructed Visual Aids for Teaching Reading.
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Logan City
Carol O’connell
Ohio Department of Education
O’connell
Ohio
Former OI Chief Dies in Toledo at 71
J. Preston Levis, 71, retired board chairman of Owens-Illinois, Inc., died Tuesday night in a Toledo hospital.
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Toledo, Ohio
J. Preston Levis
Owens-Illinois, Inc
Toledo
Economic Control Plan In Trouble
Washington AP reports House and Senate conferees reached a compromise to extend presidential wage price controls but House Republicans oppose it and Easter recess slows action. Authority expires April 30. Republicans accuse the plan of empowering the president over oil and drawing political battle lines on inflation and unemployment policy.
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Washington
House
Senate
Nixon
Congress
House Conference Committee
Bob Packwood
Oregon
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
Robert
Byrd
Garry Brown
Rmich
House ERA proposal dies in Senate committee vote
The Senate Financial Institutions Insurance and Elections Committee killed the proposed equal rights amendment to the U S Constitution by a 6 3 vote. The House had passed it March 28 on a 56 40 vote. The panel had tried to delay to May 1 but failed 5 4. Five committee members opposed delaying while three supported postponement and the ERA lobbyist argued the vote was unfair. The hearing drew about 200 people, mostly women.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Senate Financial Institutions, Insurance and Elections Committee
General Assembly
Paul R. Matia
Westlake
Thomas A. van Meter
Ashland
M. Morris Jackson
Cleveland
Anthony F. Novak
Robert O’shaughnessy
Anice W. Johnson
Aurora
Robert J. Corts
Elyria
Marigene Valiquez
Toledo
Stanley J. Aronoff
Cincinnati
Matia
Corts
Miss Valiquette
Equal Rights
Valiquette
Aronoff
Clarke's Incinerators Wins Stay On Shutdown
Clarke's Incinerators Inc has secured a court stay preventing the Ohio EPA planned shutdown set for April 13. Attorneys for the company said the ruling keeps operations ongoing while appeals proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Ohio
Clarke’s Incinerators, Inc
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Mississippi crops battered by cold rain and flood losses
Spring weather devastated fruit crops led by peaches with record cold and heavy rains. Flooding left nearly half a million acres underwater in Mississippi, delaying or preventing planting and causing multi million dollar losses across soybeans cotton and fruit.
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Mississippi
Cooperative Extension Service
Mississippi State University
Ray Converse
State Department of Agriculture and Commerce
State University Extension Service
Chilton County
Ala
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California
John W. Dean III
Watergate Building
G. Gordon Liddy
General Tel
Carbo
Senate Panel
Alliance
Youngstown-Warren
Anthony O. Calabrese
Calabrese
Donald E
Buz
Lukens
Middletown
Ronald M. Motts
Parma
Sandusky Flood Plain
New Barkamp State Park
Belmont County
Department of Public Works
Adjutant General
Warren-Youngstown
Board of Regents
Ohio Educational Television Network
Logan High
Logan Daily News
LHS
Nancy Thomas
Betty Johnson
Nanette Wallace
Dee Dee Austin
Carla Risch
Becky Smith
Lori Walker
Logan Elementary
Win
U.S
Associated Press
Converse
Hocking Valley
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