Watergate Trial Echoes With Heated Exchanges In Court
In Washington John Ehrlichman faced sharp cross examination as prosecutors challenged his claims of truth-telling in the Watergate cover up case. Ehrlichman admitted pressure from Nixon while denying hush money or obstruction, then broke down recounting a Camp David meeting where Nixon expressed regret and offered help with attorney fees.
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White House
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U.S
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James F. Neal
Ehrlichman
William §. Frates
Neal
Richard M. Nixon
Frates
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Milk Lobby Funds Bond Campaign and Missouri Legislators
Records filed in October show the milk lobby gave Gov. Christopher S. Bond $5,000 to pay a campaign debt and contributed over $7,000 to 24 state legislators and more than $27,000 to five U.S. representatives. ADEPT, linked to Mid-America Dairymen, Inc., has a 1973 74 record of nearly $230,000 in contributions across 26 states, mostly to congressional candidates.
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Louis
Christopher S. Bond
Missouri
Secretary of State
Glenn Davis
Agricultural and Dairy Educational Political Trust
ADEPT
Springfield
Mid- America Dairymen, Inc
Prejudice blamed in Kanawha County textbook war
In Charleston a three month textbook dispute is blamed on prejudice and miscommunication as NEA hearings proceed. Student Charles Loeb Jr. cites lack of willingness to accept other views and poor communication. Protest leaders urge boycotts and warn of anti Christian, unpatriotic texts. attendance dips. a newborn son is recorded in a separate birth notice for Spec. 4 Ted A. Baer and Mrs. Baer.
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Clara
Alta Rodriguez
Children’s Hospital
Alta
Farida Rodriguez
Diane Zimnoch
Warrington
Dominican Republic
Salvador Rodriguez
Charleston
W.va
National Education Association
Charles Loeb Jr
George Washington High School
NEA
Kanawha County
Ezra Graley
Marvin Horan
Gets His Wish. Christmas Jail Gets His Wish.
A 45 year old Roanoke man jailed for public drunkenness was granted 30 extra days to spend Christmas and New Year’s in the city jail. Noah C. Lucas Jr. asked the Roanoke General District Court judge for the extension. Judge Beverly T. Fitzpatrick approved, noting long familiarity with Lucas.
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Noah C. Lucas Jr
Roanoke General
Beverly T. Fitzpatrick
Lucas
State Pay Hike Trimmed To 6 Percent
Gov. Bond reduced a 7 percent statewide wage hike to 6 percent citing tight finances. Budget director Edelmann said 75 million must be cut to fit a 1.12 billion dollar budget. He urged agencies to drop low priority programs and warned against time-bomb funding. University of Missouri president Ratchford appealed a 14 million cut. The board's recommended 6.3 million salary increase would still keep campus pay under 5 percent if all funds went to salaries.
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Christopher S. Bond
Budget Office
Bond
Mark Edelmann
C. Brice Ratchford
University of Missouri
Coordinating Board For Higher Education
Ratchford
US Probes Missouri State Schools for the Mentally Retarded
The U S Justice Department has begun a civil rights probe of Missouri state schools for the mentally retarded. Louis Thrasher said the inquiry stems from Wyatt vs Aderholt and focuses on treatment standards. Visits by investigators were conducted at facilities in Nevada, Marshall, and Higginsville.
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U.S. Justice Department
Missouri
Louis Thrasher
Department
Nevada
Marshall
Higginsville
Thrasher
Paul Allred
Wyatt
Aderholt
Sth
U.S. Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Missouri Pen Plans Open House
Jefferson City residents aged 18 and over can tour Missouri Penitentiary at 10 am, noon, and 2 pm this Saturday and Sunday. After each hour tour, staff and inmates will answer questions. Public access aims to familiarize locals with prison life.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
George Camp
Department of Social Services
Camp
Boston School Closed After Youth Stabbed
A 17 year old white student at South Boston High School was stabbed in the abdomen and was listed on the danger list at City Hospital. A black youth was charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon in connection with the stabbing. Details were not immediately available.
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Boston
South Boston
Michael Faith
City Hospital
Kissinger Move Delays Truman Award To White House
Independence Missouri officials fail to sign Henry Kissinger for the first Harry S Truman Public Service Award after two tries. Mayor Richard King will send the award to Washington for presentation to Air Force Maj. Gen. Brent Scowcroft at the White House. The initial May 8 ceremony was canceled as Kissinger traveled overseas. Cathedral Needs Cash.
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Independence City
Henry Kissinger
Washington
White House
Richard King
Air Force
Brent. Scowcroft
Kissinger
Middle East
King
Bond Opposes Year-round Legislature in Missouri
Gov. Christopher S. Bond told a Citizens Advisory Committee that proposals for a year-round legislature and removal of the lieutenant governor from the Senate should be rejected. He argued part-time, citizen-legislature is preferable and urged governor’s power to call special sessions, while supporting minority representation on committees.
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Jefferson City
Christopher Ss. Bond
Citizens Advisory Committee
Senate
Bond
General Assembly
West Virginia
Evangel College inaugurates Spence as president
Springfield Mo AP reports Evangel College named Rev Dr Robert Spence its third president in its two year history. Spence, ordained in the Assemblies of God, has served six years on the board and pastored in Marion Alabama Tuscaloosa and Mobile. Evangel, a four year liberal arts college, enrolls over 1100 students.
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Springfield
Robert Spence
Evangel College
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