Nixon previews finances to GOP leaders amid tax refunds talk
President Nixon gave selected Republican leaders an advance look at his personal financial reports and a 90 minute briefing to refute presidential finance allegations. The meeting included VP designate Ford and GOP Chairman Bush plus seven congressional leaders.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Gerald R. Ford
GOP
George Bush
John B. Anderson
Illinois
Sirica Hears White House Tape Witnesses
In Washington Judge Sirica listens to White House officials recount handling of secret Watergate recordings. Higby, an aide to Haldeman, and Gen. Bennett are expected to testify as the hearing probes the 18 minute tape anomaly. Senate investigators hear from Hughes employees about a 100000 payment to Rebozo. Congress seeks to enforce subpoenas and Krogh facing trial in Los Angeles.
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U.S
John J. Sirica
White House
Lawrence Higby
H.R. Haldeman
Higby
John Bennett
Samuel Powers
Miami, Fla
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Haldeman
Senate
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Charles G
Bebe’ Rebozo
Nixon
Rebozo
Sirica
Grand Jury
Watergate Grand Jury
Congress
U.S. District Court
Senate Committee
Los Angeles
Egil Krogh
Ellsberg
Krogh
Boulder Police rule on living with unmarried partner overturned
Boulder District Court Judge William Neighbors ruled that the police department policy barring officers from living with women out of wedlock is unconstitutional. Ted Kozanecki, demoted from lieutenant to patrolman last January for living with an unmarried woman, must be restored to lieutenant with full back pay. The judge said privacy matters at home do not affect officer usefulness unless actions impair performance. Kozanecki, 42, with 15 years on the force, had a previously superior rating.
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Boulder
Colo
Boulder District Court
William Neighbors
Ted Kozanecki
Kozanecki
Missouri lawmakers seek belt law and pay raise in 1974 session
AP reports Missouri legislators filed nearly 200 bills for the 1974 session including a seat belt fine up to 100 dollars authored by Rep James Riley and death penalty bills by Rep Robert Griffin and Sen Ike Skelton. Clarence Heflin seeks raising pay from 8400 to 15000 while other proposals cover reorganizing government and campaign finance disclosures. Bruce Richardson, 19, was sentenced to 10 years for his role in the fatal stabbing of his brother Richard Lee Richardson after an argument last April 30.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
James Riley
Richmond Heights
Robert F. Griffin
Dcameron
Ike Skelton
Lexington
Clarence Heflin
William J. Cason
Clinton
Harold Volkmer
Hannibal
Cason
Missouri Bureau of Investigation
Jurrenson City
Bruce Alvin Richardson
Richard Lee Richardson
Bruce Richardson
Saigon Faces North Vietnamese Offensive Across Highlands
North Vietnamese forces attacked across a 28 mile front from Dak Song to Kien Duc near the Cambodian border. Kien Duc fell under heavy fighting as sappers seized police posts, while 1,000 civilians fled toward Gia Nghia. Saigon sought IC CS intervention as Hanoi pressed to control Highway 14 and threaten Gia Nghia.
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Dak Song
Kien Duc
Gia Nghia
le Trung Hien
Hien
Quang Duc
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Nha Be
Mekong
Loc Ninh
South Vietnam
Duc Lap
Cambodia
Highway 4
Phnom Penh
Storm Damage Hits Monroe City Dye Casting Plant
A severe thunderstorm in northeastern Missouri caused extensive damage at Monroe City Dye Casting Co plant in Marion County. The west wall collapsed and a cooling tower was torn from the roof, with damage to the roof and a nearby warehouse. One minor injury reported as 220 workers were sent home after the storm struck around 7:30 a.m.
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Monroe City
Monroe City Dye Casting Co
Missouri
Marion County
Hannibal
Hit and Run Car Damages Stolen Mercury Recovered
Centralia police report a Friday night hit and run after a stolen red 1969 Mercury was found 3 miles south of town. Ed Smith said his blue Mercury near his home was damaged. the recovered red car was identified as Lowell Ross Ruck's, stolen from North Rollins Street and towed for investigation.
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Centralia
Ed Smith
Lowell Ross Ruck
North Rollins St
AEC Proposes Energy Plan for U S Independence
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission proposed an 11 billion five year program to cut foreign oil dependence. A nuclear powered fleet of oil tankers and icebreakers would be built while coal sun and geothermal research expands. The White House aims for energy independence by 1980 though some Middle East oil needs may persist.
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Washington
America
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington Post
AEC
Nixon
Post
White House
Middle East
Mascot orders taken tomorrow at Mexico High School
MHS News reports orders for the 1974 mascot will be taken during a sixth hour publications assembly featuring an American Yearbook Company film. Key Club plans an important meeting tonight in Room 2 at the Vocational Technical School and will organize a school grounds and parking lot cleanup tomorrow at 7 30 a.m. in National Key Club Week observance. The senior class hosts a Snow Ball this Saturday from 8 30 to 11 30 p.m. with Isaiah as the band. tickets are 3 per couple.
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Mexico
American Yearbook Company
KEY Club
At & P.m
FCA
MHS
Isaiah
Jom Wheeler
Explorer Post 51
Boy Scouts of America
VFW Post Home Closes Wednesdays For Energy Savings
The Veterans of Foreign Wars post home will not open on Wednesday nights until further notice per commander Raymond Blair and Auxiliary president Mrs. D R Henneberry. It will be open Friday nights Saturdays and Sundays.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Raymond Blair
D.R. Henneberry
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