Nixon Admitted To Bethesda With Viral Pneumonia
President Nixon remained at Bethesda Naval Hospital after being diagnosed with viral pneumonia following chest pains and a restless night. Doctors reported a temperature around 101 to 102 degrees, limited work activity, and a expectation of recovery within about a week, with no complications noted.
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Walter Tkach
White House
Nixon
Tkach
Ziegler
Bethesda
Alexander M. Haig
Supreme Court
Ervin
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Ervin Sees Watergate Panel Likely to Subpoena Papers
Sen. Sam J. Ervin predicted the Senate Watergate committee would vote to subpoena White House documents if his talks with President Nixon fail to yield a compromise. The presidential refusal to grant access and possible subpoena would escalate the dispute.
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Ziegler
Nixon
Julie
Sam J. Ervin
Senate Watergate Committee
Tkach
Washington
UPI
White House
Ervin
Nixon consulted outside counsel over Watergate cover up warning
President Nixon discussed the Watergate crisis with an unidentified outside lawyer during Easter weekend in Key Biscayne Florida after being warned he might be tied to a cover up. Moore testified Nixon sought outside counsel as John Dean was fired and the case moved toward court proceedings.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Richard A. Moore
Senate Watergate Committee
Moore
Key Biscayne
Fla
White House
John W. Dean III
Dean
White House Oval Office
Florida
Oval Office
Ronald L. Ziegler
Revegetation Under Way at J-M Tailings Near Cabrillo
Johns Manville tailings near the Cabrillo Scenic Highway are being revegetated after four years of inactivity. County planning staff say a separate quarry operation by Dibblee Poett and Henry Antolini, visible from the highway, is illegal and must terminate.
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Steve LA Rue
Johns- Manville Products Crop
Cabrillo Scenic Highway
J-M
Kurt Sphar
Lompoc
Carl Kraemer
Raemer
Cabrillo Highway
Mayor Stevens Stella Reed win top chamber awards
Lompoc Mayor E C Stevens and Mrs Stella Reed were named Man of the Year and Woman of the Year by the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce at the annual awards banquet. Stevens, ex Lompoc Record editor and now Allan Hancock College community affairs director, was honored for community service including space shuttle activity and city improvement efforts. Reed was cited for work with the Chamber Women’s Division Quota Club Historical Society and other groups.
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Stella Reed
E. C. Stevens
Lompoc Valley
Lompoc
John Larsson
Reed
Women's Division
The
Chamber of Commerce
Quota Club
Historical Society
Water Board issues order on Lake Cachuma use
The Water Resources Control Board issued a long awaited order governing Lake Cachuma operations and rejected a bid by South Coast entities to join future modifications. Santa Ynez River district leader William Laranjo announced unanimous board action on July 5.
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Lake Cachuma Water
State Water Resources Control Board
Lake Cachuma
South Coast
William Laranjo
Santa Ynez River
Hatch
Santa Ynez
Cachuma
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Hernandez
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Liz Carmichael
Susie Sousa
Vandenberg
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William Leary
Walter A. Carter, Jr
Wilkes
Cmsgt
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Larsson
Chamber
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Rennie L. Adam
Francis Beattie Jr
Allan Beach
Mrs. Cotsenmeyer
Terrill F. Cox
Harley Craig
Robert Kranig
Hugh D Young
Dave Hamilton
John Martin
Jack Sorrell
Kenneth Stillman
Zack Taylor
Gordon Woosley
Ron Robinson
Jean Miller
BY Vaughn Proctor
State Board
Bradbury Dam
Stanley C. Hatch
City of
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United States Bureau of Reclamation
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