Probers Plan Court Action Over Nixon Subpoenas
The Senate Watergate committee votes to sue to compel access to tapes and White House documents Nixon refuses to provide. Ervin says no precedent for such litigation but it is essential to test whether the President is above the law. Nixon hints at offering specific documents and possible other records.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
Ervin
Watergate Committee
Ing
White House
United States
John W. Dean III
No Progress Reported In General Tel Talks
In Columbus Ohio negotiations between General Telephone Co and the Communication Workers' union continued without progress. A wave of vandalism was reported though a microwave cable to the Athens area was repaired and service restored. Union chief Hughes cited wage disparities between General Telephone and Ohio Bell as the major dispute factor.
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Columbus, Ohio
General Telephone Co
Communication Workers’ of America
Company
Facil
Mike Castaldi
Logan Gen-Tel
Athens
Logan Exchange
Iites
Martin J. Hughes
CWA
D Everett Jacoby Dies At Age 73
D Everett Jacoby 73 of 230 N Walnut St died at 2 26 p m Wednesday at his home Born Nelsonville May 21 1900 son of Henry and Rudella Nutter Jacoby he was a state building inspector for 21 years He belonged to the Knights of Pythias and American Rifle Association He is survived by wife Mae V Carpenter Jacoby a son Fred of Columbus a daughter Marilyn Brain five grandchildren a niece Bernice Timberman of Brandon Fla and a sister in law Blanche Jacoby Funeral will be 1 30 p m Saturday at Roberts Funeral Home with Revs R W Faulkner and Edna B Hughes officiating Burial in Fairview Church Cemetery Friends may call 2 4 and 7 9 p m Friday In lieu of flowers donate to Trinity United Methodist Church fund.
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D. Everett Jacoby
Walnut St
Nelsonville
Henry and
Rudella Nutter Jacoby
Knights of Pythias
American Rifle Association
Mae V. Carpenter Jacoby
Fred
Columbus
Mid-American Conference
Bernard
Marilyn) Brain
Upper Saddle River
N.J
Bernice) Timberman
Brandon
Fla
Leo
Blanche) Jacoby
Roberts Funeral Home
R. W. Faulkner
Edna B. Hughes
Fairview Church Cemetery
Trinity United Methodist Church Fund
Blood Donor Appeal For Stimel Patient
An appeal for blood donors is issued in the name of Charles N Stimel of 363 West Street who has just returned home after a long hospital stay. He needs to replace 12 pints of blood he received at University Hospital Columbus. Donations can be given during the bloodmobile visit to Logan at the armory on August 1 and 2.
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Charles N. Stimel
West St
University Hospital, Columbus
Stimel
Logan
Armory
Ehrlichman says Mitchell and Hoover knew of White House probe
John D. Ehrlichman testified that Mitchell and J. Edgar Hoover knew the White House planners planned an independent probe of the Pentagon Papers case which led to the Ellsberg psychiatrist office break in on Sept. 3, 1971. He denies approving the break in but frames it as protecting national security. Krogh said the FBI lacked cooperation in Ellsberg's case.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Atty
John N. Mitchell
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Egil Krogh
Ellsberg
Pentagon
Ross County Receives Medical Services Grant
The Ohio Department of Health announced a $59 000 emergency medical services grant awarded to Ross County. Officials said the funds will buy four ambulances and a radio base station to improve local emergency coverage.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ross County
Ohio Department of Health
Health Department
Lottery Bill Clears Legislature and Political Backing
The state moves forward on a lottery bill as lawmakers approve the measure in a decisive vote. Officials anticipate revenue implications and public reception will shape next steps for implementation and oversight.
Laird Connally Quit Positions Amid White House Turmoil
In Washington reports say Melvin Laird may quit as domestic policy adviser amid Nixon staff tensions while Evan Connally plans to rejoin his Houston law firm after resigning as treasury secretary. Ziegler’s role also faces scrutiny as Nixon’s circle reshapes. Columbus notes Ohio moves toward establishing a state lottery and raises for officials, with a vote pending and tax provisions shaped by Senate action.
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Washington
John B. Connally
Nixon White House
Melvin R. Laird
Defense
John D. Ehrlichman
May
Nixon
Laird
White House
Congress
Connally
Texas
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Henry A. Kissinger
Alexander M. Haig Jr
White House Special Projects fund scrapped by House panel
Washington AP reports the House Appropriations Committee eliminated the 1.5 million Special Projects fund from the 1974 budget after questioning its use and recipients. White House refused to disclose details. New York AP notes mixed stock activity with the Dow up 0.91 at noon to 933.93. Skylab 2 crews prep for 59 day mission at Cape Kennedy after Texas training. Ottawa AP reports death of Louis S. St Laurent, former Canadian prime minister and Liberal leader.
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Washington
White House
House Appropriations Committee
New York
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Texas
Ottawa
Louis S. St. Laurent
Canada
Liberal Party
North Vietnamese Base Areas Patrolling Tense for U.S. Units
A veteran American officer describes the strain of secret U.S. led patrols into North Vietnamese base areas in Laos and Cambodia. The Pentagon acknowledged the patrols for the first time this week after they were blanked.
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Keted
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Washington
Laos
Cambodia
Pentagon
Fined For City Income Tax Evasion
Frank Spadero of Bowers Heights was fined 50 dollars and costs after pleading guilty in mayor's court to city income tax evasion. He was arrested July 20 by city auditor Virginia Gano and released on 250 dollar bond. Taxes for 1970 71 72 were unpaid though restitution with interest and penalty was later paid. Gano said further charges may be filed against other residents who failed to file returns or pay city taxes.
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Frank Spadero
Bowers Heights
Spadero
Virginia Gano
Gano
Death Claims William A. Landels 44
Funeral services were held in Menlo Park for William Ames Landels 44 former William Wallace Co. plant manager who died Sunday after a long illness. Burial was in Alta Mesa Cemetery Palo Alto. He was a Stanford graduate and Army Tank Corps veteran survived by wife Sally a son Edward parents and siblings.
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Menlo Park
Calif
William Ames Landels
William Wallace Co
Logan
Alta Mesa
Palo Alto
Landels
Oakdale Dr
Stewart and Patten
San Francisco
Stanford University
Seattle
Oakland
Army Tank Corps
Sally
Edward
Edward Landers
Christopher D
Marcia Human
Mary Landers
Berkeley
Weather outlook for Hocking Valley with highs near 89
The region faces cloudy warm and humid conditions tonight and Friday. Today’s noon temperature reached 83 with an overnight low of 71. Wednesday’s high was 83 with Logan area rainfall of 0.1 inch.
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Hocking Valley
Logan
Beef shortage tightens Logan supermarkets suppliers
Local supermarkets and meat suppliers report a growing beef shortage tied to the Phase 4 price ceiling set to Sept 12. Newsnotes from Janet Lambert of Janet's Meats, Kroger's Charles Gambrel, A&P’s Merle Ellinger, Super Duper’s Gary Baird, and Logan Meat Suppliers’ Ken Blake describe reduced beef orders, delayed deliveries, and rising pork and poultry prices as the industry braces for further cuts next week.
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Logan Daily News
Nixon
Janet Lambert
Janet's Meats and Delicatessen
Charles Gambrel
Kroger’s
Merle Ellinger
Logan A&p
Gary Baird
Super Duper
Baird
Ken Blake
Logan Meat Suppliers
Blake
Cleveland Mayor Seeks Jury Trial in Assault Case
Cleveland Mayor Ralph J. Perk plans to request a jury trial on the assault and battery charge after returning to the city from Washington. The accusation stems from Patrolman Arnold V. Hovan’s affidavit alleging Perk struck him in a City Hall corridor Monday night.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Ralph J. Perk
Perk
Washington, D.C
Arnold V. Hovan
Florida police probe Brust case after dismembered youth found
Miami investigators dismantled a homemade mistreatment chamber linked to Albert Brust who killed and dismembered a 16 year old Ohio boy and assaulted a 15 year old Kentucky girl. No additional bodies were found after searches of the house and yard as diary entries and a photo prompt clues to possible accomplices and motives.
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Miami
Albert Brust
Ohio
Kentucky
Brust
Mark Matson
Washington Court House
Mike
Jekyll and Hyde
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Joseph P. Tulley
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Tulley
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