Protestant majority quits in N. Ireland
Ulster’s Protestant majority resigned from the coalition government amid a 14 day Protestant general strike raising the threat of civil unrest. Chief Minister Brian Faulkner led the 11 member executive to step down after a lengthy meeting as Catholics contested power sharing.
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Nixon lawyers to file reply to Jaworski tape request
The Supreme Court will receive by Thursday an expedited answer from President Nixon’s lawyers to Jaworski’s bid for an early ruling on obtaining more White House tapes and documents. Justice Rehnquist did not participate. The case could delay the Watergate coverup trial slated for Sept. 9.
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Nixon urges strong resistance to avoid higher cost of living
President Nixon warned Americans to resist inflationary policy or face higher living costs. He cited wage demands, price hikes, and more federal spending as dangers while praising recent output gains and a slowed price spiral. The CEA projected slower inflation by late 1974 but cautioned a stubborn inflationary process remains.
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Coastal weather improves with sun after morning clouds
Low cloudiness near the coast extends inland at night and morning with sunny afternoons through Wednesday. Cooler inland. Highs near 60 along the coast and mid 70s inland. Lows tonight upper 40s to mid 50s. Winds 10 to 20 mph. Wednesday tides high 3.6 ft at 5 32 am and 4.9 ft at 6 36 pm. Low tides 1.5 ft at 12 02 am and 0.6 ft at 11 08 pm.
Glimpses Streaker Upsets Hut Patrons in Mission Hills
Larry Flinkingshell of the Parks and Recreation commission received 12 bottle brush plants from friends while away in Los Angeles upsetting Hut patrons in Mission Hills yesterday.
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Jaworski cites evidence of White House IRS abuse
Prosecutor Leon Jaworski said he has evidence that the White House sought to abuse and politicize the IRS to harass Nixon political enemies. He asked Judge Sirica to order release of a Sept 15 1972 Oval Office tape and Haldeman notes, key to grand juries assessing conspiracy and civil rights violations.
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County employee strike rumor denied by administrator
County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson denied rumors that a county employee organization threatened to strike. The County Employees Assn. has removed a no strike provision by member vote, and a questionnaire on potential strike support is reported. The dispute follows bargaining over a 14 percent across the board raise and fringe benefits amid a new employer employee relations policy.
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Kissinger to Make Final Damascus Run on Golan Peace
Secretary of State Kissinger plans a last minute trip to Damascus to push a troop disengagement accord for the Golan Heights. He met with Prime Minister Golda Meir to discuss clarifications as Israel and Syria seek a resolution, while Assad and Gromyko discussed the talks in Damascus.
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