Reinecke Declares Stay in Governor Race Amid Indictment
California Lt Gov Ed Reinecke, indicted on three counts of perjury by the Watergate grand jury, insists he remains in the race to succeed Gov Ronald Reagan. He vows to plead not guilty and seeks a venue change to California, saying he plans to win the June primary and the November election. Reagan, shaken by the news, says he believes in Reinecke’s innocence unless proven guilty. The indictment cites alleged lies to John Mitchell about a $400,000 ITT offer linked to the 1971 Republican National Convention.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Ed Reinecke
Watergate Grand Jury
Ronald Reagan
Reinecke
Reagan
Tan
Tam
GOP
Washington
U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard G. Kleindienst
Then- Afty
John N. Mitchell
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Justice Department
ITT
Mitchell
Three Veterans At Green Add Up A Century's Work At Retirement
Three veterans of A P Green Refractories Co Mexico plant retire with 100 years 10 months total service. James Brown 37 11 formerly in wheeling brick and kiln precincts, later custodian. Paul Schramek 32 11 joined 1941, over 28 years crane operator in mixing and blending. Wilmon C Smithee 30 from 1944, longest service as dry pan and dryer operator with eight children and farm plans.
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Green
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Mexico
James Brown
N. Agricultural
Green Company
Wheeling
Chillicothe
Second Baptist Church
Harold James
Los Angeles
Paul Schramek
Pleasant St
St. Brendans Church
Knights of Columbus
Dave Stanberry
Providence
Jerry
Wilmon C. Smithee
Auxvasse
Grand Prairie Baptist Church
Dave
Green Plant
Kenny
Mississippi
Robert Maxwell
Rush Hill
Don Knipp
Dale
Wilmon Jr
Clint
Ronald Gee
Fulton
Rendlen Defends Bond Over Absence Claims
Jefferson City Missouri AP State GOP chair Albert Rendlen disputed Democratic claims that Governor Bond is frequently out of state. He cited conferences and meetings as duties and corrected figures on acting governor pay. A Kissinger travel reimbursement note followed from Washington with the State Department covering Secret Service costs.
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Jefferson City
Republican Party
Albert Rendlen
Christopher S. Bond
Missouri
Rendlen
GOP
Democratic Party
Richard Nacy Jr
Washington
State Department
Secret Service
Secretary of
Henry A. Kissinger
Acapulco
Cancer Drive To Continue Until April 16 Mexico area
The Audrain County Cancer crusade business and industry drive runs through April 16 led by Dr. Robert Peak. About 44 district chairmen will canvass over 250 businesses in Mexico. Last year the drive raised 2466 dollars. District chairs include Jack Davis, Tim Hagan, Tim Baker, Bob Kirgan, Bob Barnes, Frank Boyle, Wally Brashears, Allen Carriere, Dave Clark, Jim Dye, Wally Frazier, Lee Gibson, Wade McArthur, Tony Milian, Garry Moore, Fritz Nowlin, Charles Peck, Dwight Schlinder, Dan Stuart, Larry Weber, Buddy Robinson, John Beckley, Dale Cone, Ron Darnell, Jim Hawthorne, Buckent Neate, Lewis Brooks Jr., Steve Erdel, Ed Lang, Ron Gibson, Gary Keith, Rod Nebel, Jack Creason, Bill Williams, Ken quick, Lonnie Franklin, Dave Wilmhorst, Don Arens, John Tsikalas, Bill Hilton, Jerry Moore, Mrs. Rubert Lay, Rex Johnson.
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Audrain County Cancer Crusade
Robert Peak
Mexico
Peak
Jack Davis
Tim Hagan
Tim Baker
Bob Kirgan
Bob Barnes
Frank Boyle
Wally Brashears
Allen Carriere
Dave Clark
Jim Dye
Wally Frazier
Lee Gibson
Wade McArthur
Tony Milian
Garry Moore
Fritz Nowlin
Charles Peck
Dwight Schlinder
Dan Stuart
Larry Weber
Buddy Robinson
John Beckley
Dale Cone
Ron Darnell
Jim Hawthorne
Buckent Neate
Lewis Brooks Jr
Steve Erdel
Ed Lang
Ron Gibson
Gary Keith
Rod Nebel
Jack Creason
Bill Williams
Ken Quick
Lonnie Franklin
Dave Wilmhorst
Don Arens
John Tsikalas
Bill Hilton
Jerry Moore
Rubert Lay
Rex Johnson
PSC Cuts Rate Requested By Truckers
The Missouri Public Service Commission reduced rate increases requested by truck companies for state general commodity shipments. It allowed 6.5 percent on under 5,000 pound shipments and 4.5 percent on over 5,000 pounds. It denied service charge boosts from 20.1 to 767 percent. Carriers had sought 17.55 percent under 5,000 pounds and 15.33 percent, 9.68 percent for partial and full loads over 5,000 pounds.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Public Service Commission
PSC
First Amendment Lead Editor Questions Public Data Culture
AP reports Reg Murphy Atlanta Constitution editor questioned whether the First Amendment can pass a referendum amid apathy toward investigative journalism. He urged more investigative reporting on social issues while criticizing coverage of vice and officials. Murphy also commented on a Florida case about editorial space and questioned death penalty bills for kidnapping. He criticized Rep Ichord and his committee’s investigative record and doubted their ability to add new information.
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Jefferson City
Atlanta Constitution
Reg Murphy
Murphy
Lincoln University
Unity Awards
Florida
Lester Maddox
House
Internal Security Committee
Richard Ich
Princess Kidnap Planned As Protest Ball Says
London AP Ian Ball 26 told Bow Street Magistrates Court he tried to kidnap Princess Anne to protest Britain’s mental illness care. He faced charges of kidnapping attempted murder and wounding four people during the Mall shootout near Buckingham Palace.
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London
Ian Ball
Anne
Britain
Ball
Bow Street
National Health Service
Princess Anne
James Beaton
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Bradley Drops New Jersey Congressional Run
Basketball star Bill Bradley of the New York Knicks says he will not seek the Democratic nomination for the 13th District in New Jersey. He cited insufficient time for a campaign between basketball season and the June 4 primary and noted he may play another season but will stay politically active and could back the Democratic nominee if asked. The Knicks trail the Capital Bullets 2 to 1 in the first round of the NBA playoffs. Bradley, 30, is a Crystal City Missouri native, Princeton All American, and Rhodes Scholar.
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Bill Bradley
New York Knickerbockers
New Jersey
Bradley
New York Knicks
Crystal City, Mo
Princeton University
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