Watergate Panel Seeks Secret Nixon Recordings
A Senate Watergate hearing revealed Kalmbach testified he raised funds for the defendants with no warning of direct risk to Nixon. Butterfield disclosed White House taped conversations existed, installed with Nixon's knowledge for a history project, as panels pursue the tapes.
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Watergate Panel
Kalmbach
Senate
Nixon
Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
California
Dean
John D. Ehrlichman
Watergate
Democratic Party
Alexander P. Butterfield
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Moscow
Butterfield
Secret Service
Nixon White House
Ohio House eyeing major bills before adjournment
Ohio lawmakers push election law reforms and workmen’s compensation revisions as the session targets an Aug. 1 adjournment. Bills include moving primaries, shortening residency, lottery setup, and tax exemptions for noise-reduction equipment. A pay raise for officials and legislators to 17 500 is under consideration.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
A.G. Lancione
Bellaire
J. Leonard Camera
Lorain
Camera
Agriculture, Commerce and Labor Committee
Senate
House
Don S. Maddux
D-90
Lancaster
Ways and Means
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
D-89
New Boston
Riffe
General Assembly
Judiciary Committee
Hilltop school bond okayed. cafeteria bids awarded
Logan school board approves a $4.9 million fall bond issue and $203,706 bids for a new Hilltop cafeteria linking Central Elementary and the junior senior high. Low bidders: Great Oaks Co for general work $110,690 Geiger Brothers for plumbing and heating $51,000 Muralt Electrical for electrical $15,936 General Hotel Supply for kitchen goods $26,080.
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Logan School Board
Central
Great Oaks Co., Inc
Jackson
Geiger Brothers, Inc
Logan
Muralt Electrical Contractors
Lancaster
General Hotel Supply Co
Columbus
Krogh Refuses to Answer Most Questions on Ellsberg Case
In Washington a former White House aide Egil Krogh Jr. declined to testify further before a House subcommittee, invoking the Fifth Amendment. He answered only questions about his pre 1968 employment. In Saigon Graham A Martin arrived to assume the U S ambassadorship, replacing Ellsworth Bunker who left May 11. In New York stock prices rose sharply then eased amid strong earnings outlooks and Monday’s rally.
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Washington
White House
Egil Krogh Jr
House
Daniel Ellsberg
Lucien N. Nedzi
D-Mich
Krogh
Saigon
Graham A. Martin
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Martin
U.S. Senate
New York
Price Freeze Hurts Packers Bring Layoffs
Ohio meat processors warn President Nixon’s price freeze damages profits and jobs. Ed Wilke of Ohio Packing Co. cites low ceilings for costly raw materials and reduced slaughter. Collins Packing and Sugarcreek Packing report reduced orders, potential layoffs, and plant scaling back as they seek relief from the price controls.
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Ed Wilke
Ohio Packing Co
Columbus
Jack Waldock
Collins Packing Co
Greenfield
Waldock
Ohio
Richardson
Cost of Living Council
Washington
Sugarcreek
Illinois
Logan school district to seek 4.9 million bond for new high school
The Logan School Board approved resolutions to place a 4.9 million bond on the November 6 ballot to fund a 127,000 square foot high school complex for 1,500 students plus renovations. Land and site work are valued at about 190,000 with a 24 year millage levy to be set by the county auditor.
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Dan Long
Larry Wells
Hilltop
Logan School Board
Enterprise
Starr - Washington
Logan
State Board of Education
Citizens’ Task Force On
Senate approves Alaska pipeline bill over court challenge
The Senate voted 49 to 48 to back a bill aimed at defeating a lawsuit blocking the trans-Alaska oil pipeline. Sens. Gravel and Stevens led a Stevens Gravel amendment to let Congress override a court ruling on environmental review and alternative routes through Canada. The Wilderness Society and others argued the government failed to adequately assess the Mackenzie River route.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Gravel
D-Alsaka
Ted Stevens
Alaska
North Slope
Congress
Canada
Stevens
The
Wilderness
West Africa faces mass hunger as drought persists
Tens of thousands of tons of food, seed, and medicine pour into drought stricken West Africa as famine looms in six nations south of the Sahara. About 24 million people are affected with outbreaks of measles and cholera rising, and relief agencies warn the worst is yet to come.
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Larry Heinzerling
Ouagadougou
Upper Volta
West Africa
Sahara Desert
Mauritania
Senegal
Mali
Niger
Chad
Famine Belt
Dakar
Cameroon
Nigeria
Dahomey
Togo
Ghana
Ivory Coast
Liberia
United States
Canada
Soviet Union
China
Afghanistan Proclaims Republic After Bloodless Coup
Radio Kabul reports Afghanistan is now a republic with King Mohammed Zahir Shah ousted in a coup described as bloodless. A spokesman in London said the transition was peaceful and the embassy source confirmed the palace change. The development follows a regional shift altering royal rule in Central Asia. The same period sees the dollar weaken against Europe due to perceived bank support, trading around 4.02 francs in Paris.
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New Delhi
India
Kabul
Afghanistan
Mohammed Zahir Shah
London
U.S
Europe
Paris
King Hussein Decree Targets West Bank Land Sale
A palace statement says Jordan will treat the sale of land in the occupied West Bank to Israel as treason punished by death, with closing costs to include the life of the seller in a decree issued by King Hussein.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Israel
West Bank
Food Stamp Disputes Signal Farm Bill House Action
The House moved to strike cotton from the farm bill and grant Earl L. Butz broad power over food prices as debates over eligibility and strike-related bans loom. A Froehlich price amendment extends a 60 day freeze and empowers adjustments if shortages arise.
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Washington
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Senate
Harold V. Froehlich
R-Wis
Nixon
Butz
Froehlich
Ohio Controlling Board Frees Funds for Schools
The State Controlling Board approved 61.1 million dollars to distribute to all 620 Ohio school districts and 28 Joint Vocational School Districts under the school foundation program for July. Additional actions included funding for safety programs, building aid, health and training projects, veterans groups, and a 268 thousand dollar consultant project for Ohio 125 improvements in Hamilton and Clermont counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
School Foundation
Union Scioto
Health Department
Amvets
American War Veterans
The
Infantry Veterans Association
United Spanish War Veterans
Veterans of World War
Department of Transportation
Hamilton
Clermont
Hocking Valley Forecast Warm Humid With Cloudy Skies
Cloudy weather with highs in the mid to upper 80s and lows in the mid 60s is forecast for tonight and Wednesday in Hocking Valley. It was 75 degrees at 11 a.m today after a 57 overnight low. Monday's high reached 83.
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Hocking Valley
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Ohio University
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College of New Jersey
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Ohio State University
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