Nixon to address Watergate on national TV with transcripts
President Nixon will speak at 9 p.m. EDT on Watergate and the impeachment inquiry. He plans to offer verification of subpoenaed tape transcripts to the House Judiciary Committee and release partial transcripts while allowing Rodino and Hutchinson to listen to the actual tapes.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Peter W. Rodine
D-N.j
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Watergate
Rodino
Dean Burch
Kissinger Gromyko Hold Seven Hour Geneva Talks
Kissinger and Gromyko met seven hours in Geneva to seek Soviet cooperation on a Middle East peace plan and to discuss SALT limits. They split time between the Middle East and SALT with a lunch in between. Officials cited efforts to gain Soviet support ahead of Nixon’s Moscow visit in June.
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Geneva
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Andrei A. Gromyko
Middle East
Kissinger
Golan Heights
Gromyko
U.S
Moscow
Nixon
Egypt
Syria
County Parks holds good start for off road bike sites
Officials in Santa Barbara hosted a preliminary session to gather input from bike clubs and recreationists on locating riding sites in county areas near Lompoc Goleta and Santa Barbara. A follow up session is planned for late June or early July with bikers pushing for visible sites and funding details.
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Rod Barrette
Parks Department
Santa Barbara
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Los Padres National Forest
Santa Barbara Municipal
Lompoc
Goleta
Santa Maria
County Park Commission
U.S. Forest Service
Vandenberg Afb
Air Force
Court declines review of antipollution standards
The Supreme Court refused to hear challenges to EPA antipollution rules for new plants. The DC Circuit had ruled the standards reasonable, while utilities argued costs hinder energy self sufficiency. Separately the Court will decide if Nixon may withhold state water pollution funds. lower courts differ on presidential authority.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Environmental Protection Agency
PEA
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
EPA
Nixon
Appeals Court
Congress
4Th Circuit
U.S. District Court
Richmond
Justice Department
Lompoc girl of six killed crossing road with mother
California Highway Patrol investigated the death of six year old Ridonia Parker who was struck by a car on the Orcutt Expressway near Lakeview Road while walking with her mother and sister. Sister Tina, 14, had minor injuries. driver Donna Ingram, 19, was released after a statement. Authorities note the family may have exited their vehicle en route to Lompoc. Other incidents included a Santa Ynez man injured when struck while lying on Refugio Road and a Vandenberg Base resident injured when his car overturned on I 20 near Highway 1.
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California Highway Patrol
Lompoc
Orcutt Expressway
Ridonia Parker
W. Cherry Ave
Marian Hospital
Santa Maria
Highway 135
Lakeview Road
Tina
Donna Lynelle Ingram
Auriga Ave
Vandenberg Village
Parker
Acquittal Clears Yet More Legal Hurdles for Stans and Mitchell
In New York UPI reports John N. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans were found innocent on all 18 charges in their conspiracy trial. Mitchell faces a Washington Watergate trial next September while Stans remains under investigation by Jaworski for possible corporate campaign contribution solicitation.
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White House
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Maurice N. Stans
Vesco
Alexander M. Haig
Camp David
New York
UPI
Maurice H. Stans
Mitchell
Stans
U.S
Washington
John W. Dean
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John H. McKay
Kay Smith
Veterans Memorial Building
Park Area
Cathy Skinner
Maple Avenue
Refugio Road
Santa Ynez
William Lewis Andrews
Ervin
Santa Ynez Valley Hospital
County General Hospital
Vandenberg Air Force
Albert M. Kruschwitz Jr
I-20
Highway 1
Kruschwitz
Portugal
Lisbon
Antonio de Spinola
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Teresa
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