Lawyers Contesting Court Authority (Continued From Page One)
Lawyers contest the courts authority as the Watergate committee seeks subpoenas for tape recordings and documents. The White House argues executive privilege shields presidential papers and that disclosure could harm public interests and national security.
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Watergate Committee
Ninos Elise
Edst
Probe expands in Agnew corruption inquiry
The Watergate era probe into political corruption widens beyond Maryland to include Vice President Spiro Agnew's associates. Beall notified Agnew of a criminal investigation while Justice Department and IRS officials review bribery extortion and tax evasion links tied to private contractors and Maryland officials.
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Richardson
Cox
Ual
U.S. i
Baltimore
Beall
Richardson For At Least An Hour In the Attorney General's
Internal Revenue Service
Maryland
Balimore County
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Jerome B. Wolff
Grienery Environmental Systems, Inc
Maryland State Roads Commission
Agnew
Board of Opening Appeals
GSA
Toocsan Tai
United States
Tam
A. Walter Jones
Annapolis, Ald
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Bud) Hammerman
H. Hammerman
William B. Fornoff
Baltimore County
J. E., Geiner Environmental Systems
Washington
Spiroo T. Agnew
Ex Nazi Suspect Extradited For War Crimes Trial
Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan, a former Ravensbrück and Majdanek guard, arrives in Germany in protective custody to face war crimes charges. A naturalized U S citizen since 1963 she could face life imprisonment in West Germany and death in Poland. An extradition warrant was signed by Secretary of State William Rogers last month after court denial of a stay.
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York City
Westy Germany
Tria
Hermine Braunsteiner
Ryan
New York
United States
Miss Ryan Ois
Ravenbraeck
Germany
Maidanek
Poland
Ryaty
Cologne
William Rogers
Supreme Court
Lewis Powell
Tin
Russell Ryan
ELS
Justice Department
Reavensbruck
Majdanek
Morse
Baling Wire Shortage Sainted by Seasonal Demand
The Colorado firm CFI reports exhausted warehouse supplies of baling wire and vows to meet demand. Yates, its public relations director, cites seasonal production limits, severe prior winter shortages, increased hay demand, and foreign competition as key factors. He notes price controls under Nixon era policies affected steel mill output and retail pricing dynamics.
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RR. Yates
Colorado
Weo
Yates
CFI
Muialnam
U.S
Nixon
Dual Crop Bonanza Looms
Extension experts note favorable rains in July and dry May June aided cotton growth. They caution about irrigation timing and foresee a record harvest with higher planted area and yield, while projected production nears 625 million dollars in value and 16 million acres booked.
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Clyde Day
The
Cotton Exchange
Klbert Harp
Rucers Association
High Plains
Harp
Milo
GSPA
Department of Agriculture
Hart
USDA
U.S
South Texas
Plains
Mississippi
Texas
California
Kansas
Nebraska
Severe Storm Hits Lubbock Area With Hail and Lightning
A hail packed storm roared through the Lubbock area Tuesday night, dumping small rain totals and spawning lightning near Wolfforth. Wind reached 44 mph as the Emergency Operations Center activated and radar upgrades began delaying new equipment arrival until next week. Levelland saw 0.30 inch rainfall in 10 minutes amid thunder while Posey reported a possible funnel. Forecasters extended chances of rain through dawn with mid 90s temperatures forecast for the region.
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Lubbock
Woilforth
Laubbock
National
Weather Service
NWS
Midland
Amarillo
Levelland
Posey
Department — of Public Safety
West Texas
Phase IV price controls ease for many firms
Government forecasts point to higher prices for hogs dairy products and wool while a new Phase IV relaxes rules allowing most firms to raise prices immediately to reflect rising costs. Large firms face a 30 day advance notice and a Sept. 12 timetable. food and clothing sectors see quicker moves under the plan.
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Japan
People’s Republic of China
Unti
Breeze
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Uthey
Dunlop
Council
Ainder
Tech Reaches Half Century Mark Today
A historical recap marks Tech’s 50th anniversary with remarks by Br Grover and Murray, recalling Texas Gov Pat Neff and the 1925 corner stone ceremony for the Administration building. The piece notes the West Texas A&M College origins and the long struggle culminating in state support and growth.
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Tech
Jost
Delayed 30000 Study Shocks Urban Renewal Board
The Urban Renewal Board delays a $30,000 Memorial Center study amid questions of whether the money will yield needed relief in the NDP area. LP&L delays in Memorial Center utility relocations prompt calls for spokesman appearance. bids for demolitions and land parcels are approved while a drive in restaurant plan may trigger zoning and plan changes.
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Memorial Center
Ndp
Jim
Price
Marshall Taylor
The
Lubbock Power and Laight
Memorial Center Project
Lp&i
Alderson
Lcp&l
Lp&il
Coronado Area
School budget approval reaches 28.5 million
The district adopts a 28.5 million dollar budget for the coming year with 21.3 million in personnel costs, maintaining a 180 dollar tax rate per 1000 assessed value. Federal funds add 1.3 million, with over 1 million in increased tax revenue expected from growth, and 1.6 million reserved. Staff changes include Farley replacing Honey as director of special projects, Sims as Title 1 coordinator, Overby as Bayless principal, and Johnson moving to cafeterias director.
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A. Farley
Floyd Honey
Ginning
Farley
West Texas
Lubbock
Posey
Warner Sims
Bayless Elementary
Sims
Bean
Howard
D. Overby
Bayless
Overby
Grants
N. M
New Mexico State University
Tennessee
David Lipscomb College
University of Michigan
Michigan
Melvin. Johnson
Tommy Cunningham
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