Watergate Probers Seek Access To Nixon Dean Logs
Senate Watergate committee counsel seeks logs of conversations between President Nixon and John W. Dean III through negotiations rather than subpoena. White House claims presidential papers not subject to subpoena. Sloan testifies he warned White House of risks to Nixon's campaign organization and discussed concealment of payments to Liddy.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
John W. Dean III
Dean
White House
Samuel Cash
Cash
Leonard Garment
Baker
Hugh W. Sloan Jr
Sloan
Jeb Stuart Magruder
G. Gordon Liddy
Magruder
Liddy
Democratic
Nixon reshuffles White House staff in major rebuilding
President Nixon announced three moves to rebuild his Watergate era White House team. Army General Haig will retire from active duty but stay as White House chief of staff. Melvin Laird becomes counselor to the President for domestic affairs with Cabinet rank and a seat on the National Security Council. Ronald Ziegler adds assistant to the President and will help shape policy while remaining press secretary. Also Herbert Klein resigns as communications director to pursue broadcasting work, leaving July 1 with offer to advise the President as a consultant.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Army
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Basi
Melvin R. Laird
John D. Ehrlichman
H. R
National Security Council
Ziegler
Herbert G. Klein
Klein
San Diego
Kissinger Tho Resume Secret Talks Near Cease Fire
In Paris a villa on Gif-sur-Yvette hosts Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho as they resume secret discussions to strengthen the Vietnam cease-fire. Tho welcomes the American delegation on the lawn. Kissinger says progress and cooperative spirit may yield a conclusion this round despite tensions from Mekong Delta clashes.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
French Communist Party
Gif-sur-Yvette
Tho
Indochina
Kissinger
Washington
Senate approves mandatory national fuel allocation bill
In a 85 to 10 vote the Senate backed Sen Henry M Jackson D Wash to require the president to craft a mandatory national fuel allocation formula. The move seeks fair shares for all regions and consumers and to curb shutoffs by major oil firms amid shortages.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
D-Wash
Congress
White House
William Saxbe
Ohio
House
American Automobile Association
Sunoco
Exxon
Gulf
Winds Wreck Chains of Trees and Knock Out Power
Scattered damage from high winds felled trees and tore branches in the Hocking Valley with two tenths of an inch of rain. Ohio Power crews hoisted to restore lines along Maysville Road and surrounding areas into the early morning. Telephone outages were reported and county roads were affected by downed trees and limbs. Forecasts call for showers and thundershowers with cooler nights and highs in the 70s.
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Hocking Valley
Frank Roe
Logan Area
Ohio Power Co
Maysville Rd
Rt. 595
Voris Rd
Enterprise
Rockbridge
Stage Coach Rd
General Telephone Co
Mike Castaldi
State Highway Department
Rt. 328
Union Furnace
County Highway Department
Clear Creek Rd
McArthur Firm Low Bidder On Enterprise Bridge Work
Engle Construction Co. of McArthur was the apparent low bidder at 222 017.26 on a State Issue I project to replace deck deficiencies on two bridges at Enterprise on Chieftain Dr. The contract is expected to be awarded within a week with completion by May 31, 1974.
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Engle Construction Co
McArthur
Columbus
Chieftain Dr
Rt. 33N
Enterprise
Engle
F. H. Brewer Co
Lancaster
Shelly Sands Construction Co
Zanesville
Ratzlaff Construction Co
Chillicothe
State Highway Department
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Hocking River
Ohio Senate studies tax break for farmers in debate
Ohio Senate debates a proposed constitutional amendment to tax farm property by use rather than market value, aiming for voter approval in November. Sen. Michael J. Maloney notes amendments and uncertain fate while supporters back farm relief and urban farm areas would benefit most.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Maloney
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
House
Environmental Hotline Established For Ohio
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency appoints an environmental hotline in the office of the ombudsman Adelle Mitchell. Residents may call toll free 1-800-282-0270 any time to report environmental problems or ask questions if district offices cannot assist.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Adelle Mitchell
Emprise Ties With Big Crime Ignored by Ohio Racing Panel
Dayton Daily News reports the Ohio State Racing Commission largely overlooks Emprise Sportservice 40 year role as concessionaire and part owner of Buckeye race tracks. Emprise linked to organized crime. the paper cites loans, track ownership, and secret deals while noting past convictions and investigations.
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Dayton, Ohio
Ohio State Racing Commission
Buckeye Race Tracks
Emprise
Dayton Daily News
Ohio
Cleveland Crime Syndicate
Ing
River Downs
Cincinnati
Thistledown
Cleveland
Emprise Sportservice
Ohio Racing Commission
Sportservice
America
The
Daily News
Nevada
Paul D. Fleming Jr
Racing Commission
Aaron Kohn
Metropolitan Crime Commission of
New Orleans
Louisiana State Racing Commission
Jeremy Jacobs
Commission
O. C. Belt
Irwin) Wiedrick
Fort Miami
Toledo
Benjamin D. Reisman
Wiedrick
Illinois
Ralston Sues Nabisco Over Wellston Plant
Ralston Purina Co files a 5.45 million suit in St. Louis Circuit Court alleging Nabisco breached an agreement to buy the Wellston Ohio plant. The firm valued the 1968 dedicated facility, once the world’s largest turkey plant, at issue after Nabisco abandoned the $8.4 million deal and Banquet Foods acquired the plant for about 4 million.
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Wellston, Ohio
Ralston Purina Co
Nabisco, Inc
Ralston
St. Louis
Nabisco
Checkerboard Food
Banquet Foods Corp
Purina
Gilligan doubts imminent energy crisis without federal warning
STATELINE Nev AP The Ohio Governor says a full blown energy crisis is unlikely absent prior notice from the federal government and oil firms. He criticizes the Nixon administration during a National Governors Conference discussion for not acting to prevent such a crisis.
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Stateline
Nev
Ohio
John Gilligan
Nixon
Important Meet Set On Sewage Regulations
A 7 p.m. Thursday meeting at the Logan Hocking County health department will gather area builders sewage installers and developers to discuss proposed sewage regulations announced by sanitarian Don Robers.
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Logan- Hocking County Health Department
Don Robers
Storms Hit East While Much Of Nation Enjoys Fair Weather
Thunderstorms cracked across the eastern half of the nation today, while most other regions reported pleasant, fair conditions. The weather pattern suggested a mixed day with regional variability.
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Washington
Dollar Gains and Global Currency Markets Move
The dollar strengthened on approaches to inflation measures after a week of declines. Gold prices eased across London Hong Kong and Zurich as nervous markets weighed potential U.S. policy shifts and a nascent international monetary system.
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London
U.S
Washington
Nixon
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Europe
Zurich
Frankfurt
Paris
Skylab Crew Practices For Critical Space Walk
The Skylab repair team rehearsed a two man space walk to free a jammed solar panel. Commander Charles Conrad Jr. and Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin would open an airlock, reach the panel, and cut or pry a one inch strip to free the one ton wing improving power by about 3000 watts. Weitz stays inside relaying instructions.
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Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Conrad
Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Mission Control
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Hocking County
William G. Batchelder
Medina
California
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Organized Crime Alliance
Select Committee On Crime of
U.S. House of Representatives
Wellston
Associated Press
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