Dean's Testimony Could Be Most Crucial In Probe
Washington AP John W Dean II plans a meeting with Senate committee lawyers to prepare for his televised appearance in the Watergate probe. Dean’s testimony is viewed as crucial as he may link Nixon to the scandal while Mitchell and Magruder deny involvement and seek delays in testimony.
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Dean
Washington
John W. Dean II
Nixon
Senate
Senate Committee
White House
Plato Cacheris
Atty. Gen
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Jeb Stuart Magruder
G. Gordon Liddy
Democratic Party
Watergate
New York
Cacheris
Dollar Price Slips Again as Gold Rises Worldwide
London and European money markets saw the dollar fall further on Friday with gold closing up $2.50 to $120.25 an ounce in London and Zurich. The dollar slid to 2.5825 marks in Frankfurt and 2.5825 per pound in London, the year’s worst levels against the pound, amid disappointment over Nixon’s new economic package.
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London
USS
Frankfurt
U.S
Zurich
Nixon
Concession Stand Burglary At Lake Logan Beach
Lake Logan Park manager Charles Dalton reported a night break in at the beach concession stand. Entry was gained by prying the front door and items stolen included seven cartons of cigarettes three boxes of chewing gum three racks of sunglasses two racks of potato chips a hot dog warmer a box of bubble gum and several candy bars.
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Charles Dalton
Lake Logan Park
Senate Appropriations Bill Boosts Local School Aid
Senator Harry L. Armstrong reports the Senate version of the appropriations bill guarantees no district loses state aid and allows districts with higher local tax bases to gain. in Hocking County for 1973-74 Logan School District rises to 1,209,315 and Starr-Washington District to 219,743, with projected increases and a 1974-75 rise anticipated.
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Harry L. Armstrong
Logan
Senate
Hocking County
Starr - Washington
Skylab Crew Scans Solar Flares and Joins 28-Day Mission
Skylab astronauts led by Paul J. Weitz Charles Conrad Jr. and Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin studied a sun flare from the Apollo ferry ship in orbit. Weitz shifted instruments filmed the flare and relayed pictures as the crew prepared to undock and return to earth next Friday after a record 28 days in space.
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Space Center
Houston
Skylab
Paul J. Weitz
Solar Telescope
Earth
The
Weitz
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Westinghouse Union Bargainers Near Accord
Westinghouse Electric Corp and four unions are reviewing a new contract offer that a company spokesman expects to lead to a final agreement. The package would raise pay about 88 cents an hour over three years, with total General Electric like hikes of 47 cents plus cost of living adjustments up to 41 cents.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
General Electric Co
Westinghouse
Mayors Gather for 41st U.S. Conference in San Francisco
Mayors from more than 500 of the nation's largest cities gathered in San Francisco for the 41st annual U.S. Conference of Mayors.
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San Francisco
U.S
Lawmaker Pushes Crash Program to Cut Narcotics Flow
Rep. Lester L. Wolff, head of a House subcommittee, says federal funding is too small to stop illegal narcotics entering the United States and calls for a crash program. He cites opium supply concerns, pharmaceutical interests, and a plan to curb aid to nations not combating drugs.
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Washington
House
United States
Lester L. Wolff
D-N.y
Foreign Affairs Committee
Wolff
United
India
Nixon
France nuclear tests move closer in South Pacific
Tahiti dispatch reports six French vessels tied to the tests have left port, prompting speculation the ships head to Mururoa for a test in the next weeks. Government comment is unavailable and a navy spokesman offered no destination details.
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Papeete
Tahiti
France
South Pacific
Navy
Mururoa
Nixon Says Talks May Out Danger Of War
President Nixon says forthcoming talks with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev could reduce the danger of war. Brezhnev arrived for a private U S visit, with schedule outlines and security tight, as Kissinger prepared for discussions at Camp David and the White House.
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Nixon
Washington
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Florida
White House
Brezhnev
Moscow
Andrews Air Force Base
U.S
Gerald L. Warren
United States
Marion Smoak
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Henry A. Kissinger
Key Biscayne
Fla
Pat
Pekin
Ill
Everett M. Dirksen
Kissinger
State Department
John King
Illinois
Peace Probable Says Red General On Ceasefire Hope
A Viet Cong general says the strengthened cease-fire should work as conditions for peace are more favorable. Both sides reported mainly small violations on the first day, with Saigon claiming 84 truce breaches by Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces. Talks highlighted difficulty in implementing field commander meetings and drawing maps of controlled areas.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Viet Cong
Hoang Anh Tuan
Joint Military Commission
Tuan
South Vietnam
Red Cross
Canadian Red Cross
Angry Man Bulldozes 20 Miles Through Oklahoma Toward Kansas
Luther Nutter, 20, started a 10 ton bulldozer after an argument with his father and carved a 20 mile path across Cimarron County into Kansas. He toppled fences signs mailboxes and a service station before getting stuck in riverbank mud. Sheriff Lee Hargus warned of further destruction if the machine had shifted to high gear.
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Buffalo, Okla
Cimarron River
Luther Nutter
Nutter
Oklahoma
Kansas
Lee Hargus
False Call Tied To Entry At Logan Home
Mrs. Mary Smith reported a home entry after a call lured her outside to sign for a registered letter at the Logan Post Office. Post Office staff warned the public that the postal service does not call about registered mail and urged police or postal authorities if such calls occur.
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Mary Smith
W. Hunter St
Vaughn Collins
Rocky Fork Gets New Park Manager
Natural Resources Director William Nye announced two new state park managers. Robert McAndrews will run Salt Fork in Guernsey County and Robert Rooney will manage Rocky Fork in Highland County.
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Columbus, Ohio
William Nye
Robert McAndrews
Woodsfield
Salt Fork
Guernsey County
Robert Rooney
Hillsboro
Rocky Fork
Highland County
Opinions Split on EPA Traffic Curbs in Cities
EPA proposals to curb urban pollution include gasoline rationing and reduced parking in a dozen cities. Officials caution some areas like Los Angeles and New Jersey face severe impacts under the 1970 Clean Air Act, while critics fear traffic chaos and economic harm without adequate transit.
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Associated Press
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Robert W. Fri
Kri
Congress
Los Angeles
New Jersey
Fri
Tom Bradley
William Falkner
Air Pollution Control District
Kernani Bernardi
Ohio Board of Regents adopt transfer credit guidelines
The Ohio Board of Regents approved guidelines to help students transfer all credits from two year campuses to four year public universities. Dr. Max Lerner and a committee from two year and four year institutions developed the standards after a year of study.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
Max Lerner
Corrections Official Addresses Lucasville Penitentiary Strikes
In Columbus corrections officials acknowledge tighter rules at Lucasville prison amid inmate strike tensions. Assistant Superintendent James Schotten rejects OPLU claims of wholesale physical abuse toward strike participants.
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Columbus, Ohio
Lucasville
James Schotten
Ohio Prisoners’ Labor Union
OPLU
Buckeye Girls State Opens at Capital University
The 27th annual Buckeye Girls State sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary opens at Capital University. Over the next week elections will be held in five counties and 25 cities with 1,200 participants each holding an elected or appointed office.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Legion Auxiliary
Capital University
Conference Panel Sets Tuesday Budget Summit in Ohio
An Ohio House Senate conference committee on Gov Gilligan's 9.9 billion budget likely meets Tuesday to craft a compromise. Democratic members report the group will seek restoration of about 100 million cut pushed by Senate Republicans. House negotiators Myrl Shoemaker and Vernal G Riffe Jr led the private strategy session with Speaker A G Lancione present.
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Columbus
Ohio
House-Senate
John Gilligan
House
Gilligan
Senate
Democratic House
Myrl Shoemaker
Bourneville
Vernal G. Riffe
Pill Alters Chemistry in Five Year Study Findings
A Kaiser Permanente study of 18 000 California women finds pill users show small but measurable changes in many physiological functions. Differences include higher blood pressure faster heart rate and altered glucose tolerance, with no clear mood effects or increased breast cancer risk.
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Washington
Philip Corfman
Center For Population Research
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Science Writers
California
Corfman
Kaiser-Permanente Medical Center
Walnut Creek
Calif
United States
U.S
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