Transcripts Rebut Dean In Watergate Report
Washington AP reports that White House transcripts prepared but not released may suggest Nixon knew of the Watergate cover up. A source says the transcripts, read from secret tapes, could fuel perjury charges against Dean and undercut his claims about dates and events. The source cites fears of further disclosures and jeopardizing prosecutions and confidentiality, and notes Hugh Scott’s claims on Face the Nation.
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Senate
Hugh Scott
CBS Radiotelevision
Pennsylvania
Scott
FBI
Violent Week Triggers Mexican Security Alert
In Mexico, army troops and police heightened alert in Guerrero Oaxaca and Sinaloa after a week of violence in which eight people were killed and two wealthy men were kidnapped. A rancher was abducted in Mazatlan and a government official’s associate was seized in Guerrero, with suspected links to guerrilla leader Lucio Cabanas. A bomb exploded outside the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City with no injuries.
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Mexico City
Guerrero
Oaxaca
Sisnaloc
Culiacan
Sinaloa
Communist League
Guadalajara
Manuel Lizarraga Tirado
Mazatlan
Lizarraga Tirado
Jorge Mendiolea ‘Valazquez
Sobgranes Otero
Israel
Nogueds ‘Otero
Lucio Cabanas
Guerrero i Mountains
Burke proposes requiring topless shoeshine workers to clothe up
Chicago alderman Edward Burke introduced a resolution targeting topless shoeshine and manicure services. He argued that in some areas customers pay as much as 11 dollars and deserves city protection, framing the move as consumer protection.
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Chicago
Edward Burke
Hells Angels Campaign Against Use Of Drugs
SAN JOSE CALIF. AP The Hells Angels launched an ad drive against hard drugs leasing three billboards in the San Jose area. The skull and bones ads say No Hope with Dope. Phil Cross says police must do more than rely on past experiences and that Angels expel any user. They view marijuana and amphetamines as not hard, and insist a needle user or cocaine snorter is out with no rehab. An ad firm gave discounted rates of 20 per board plus 180 for printing, but Cross rejects friendly branding.
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Calif
Hells Angels
Phil Cross
Cross
Angels
New Evening School Adds Six New Classes
Mexico Evening School at Mexico High School starts next Monday night with six new courses including Cake Decorating II by Mrs. Barbara Perry, 5-String Banjo and Guitar Playing II by Dennis Schubert, Home Maintenance and Repair by Mert Bancroft, Conversational Spanish II by Mrs. Leo Heim Jr, and Techniques of Interviewing by Bill Hilton. Call 581-5684 for information.
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Mexico Evening School
Mexico High School
Barbara Perry
Dennis Schubert
Mert Bancroft
Leo. Heim, Jr
Bill Hilton
ADA Rates Abzug 100 Ford Zero in House Vote Review
Americans for Democratic Action released its annual House voting record ratings with ten Democrats at 100 percent and Vice President Ford at zero. The review covered votes on presidential war powers Vietnam foreign aid women’s rights school busing food stamps mass transit education funds environmental issues tax reform defense and other spending.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Americans For Democratic Action
House of Representatives
Ford
House
ADA
John Rhodes
Arizona
Leslie Arends
Illinois
Thomas O'Neill
D-Mass
John
Juvenile Court Reports 602 Referrals in 1973 Across Three Counties
The 12th circuit juvenile office logged 602 new referrals from Audrain, Montgomery and Warren in 1973, with an average of 182 court-supervised children previously. Most referrals came from Audrain, followed by Warren, and Montgomery had the fewest. Running away led with 62 referrals, then 59 for traffic offenses, 51 for shoplifting, and 41 for liquor possession or drinking. Eight Audrain, one Warren, and one Montgomery cases were transferred to a delinquent public institution. Of all referrals, 428 were boys and 156 were girls, excluding eight Montgomery referrals reported late. Two foster group homes operated in Audrain, plus a juvenile court volunteer program. John Hoard and Fred Shocks homes in Mexico housed 20 and 12 children respectively. Staff includes Judge George P. Adams, Director Rodney T. Nebel, Chief Deputy George W. Bolte, deputies Erdel, Roe, Van Matre, Foster, Quick, plus group home coordinators, secretaries, and legal counselors.
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12Th Judicial Circuit
Audrain
Montgomery
Warren
Rodney T. Nebel
George P. Adams
Warren County
Montgomery County
12Th Circuit Juvenile Court
Judge Adams
Mr. Nebel
George W. Bolte
Stanley F. Erdel
Nita Roe
Cathie van Matre
Lana Foster
Kenneth Quick
G.W. Bolte
Pat Marshall
Jennette Bolte
Robert
Helen Fenton
Dollar and gold surge as franc floats and bankers react
Paris reporting that the dollar and gold rose sharply while the French franc fell about 5 percent after Paris floated the franc to find its own value. Gold hit a Zurich high near 914 per ounce and London fixed at a record 141.75, signaling heavy buying and market uncertainty.
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Zurich
London
Frankfurt
Japan
West Germany
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Denmark
Sweden
Austria
Spain
Milan
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Bonn
Brussels
Bookmobile schedule for Sturgeon and Auxvasse
The Daniel Boone Regional Library bookmobiles visit Sturgeon and Auxvasse on Thursday. The Sturgeon High School unit runs 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Sturgeon Community site operates 2:30 to 3:45 p.m. The Auxvasse Community stop is 2:45 to 3:45 p.m.
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Daniel Boone Regional Library
Sturgeon
Auxvasse
Sturgeon High School
Oil Delivery Report Doubted in Middle East
BEIRUT Lebanon AP Iraqi news agency said Saudi Arabia and other Arab oil states may resume oil shipments to the United States but Beirut oil industry sources doubt the report. The Cairo analysis cites observers in Cairo and connects to Sadat's possible request to lift embargoes. Skepticism grows since the Iraqi agency is state owned and Iraq did not join earlier oil restrictions.
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Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
United States
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Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
DuPont Walston to Sell Assets and Close
DuPont Walston Inc a major Wall Street brokerage plans to sell assets and go out of business citing continued operating losses The firm controlled by H Ross Perot says customer accounts are protected by adequate capital and its debt to capital ratio remains within NYSE requirements The announcement follows a period of losses and restructuring efforts.
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New York
DuPont Walston Inc
Wall Street
Texas Computer Services
H. Ross Perot
Walter E. Auch
duPont Walston
New York Stock Exchange
Ford Could Be Supported If Nixon Resigns Hungate Says
ALTON Ill AP Vice President Gerald R Ford would receive broad support if Nixon resigns or is forced out Hungate a Missouri Democrat said in a speech to attorneys He compared public acceptance to that of Harry S Truman after F D R died in 1945 He praised Fords honesty and ability while noting he would not let personal views affect impeachment duties as a Judiciary Committee member
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Jerry Ford
Hungate
House
House Judiciary Committee
Ford
Missouri liquor control doubles case load in 1973
Jefferson City Missouri. The Missouri department of liquor control handled 639 liquor violation cases last year. Supervisor Michael Garrett said 167 cases were pending when he took the post and 252 cases were disposed of during 1972.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Department of Liquor Control
Michael Garrett
Garrett
Convictions Disrupt Crime Syndicates
Washington AP reports that organized crime bosses face rising jail time, causing internal disarray across regions including New England Midwest New York and Miami. Despite incarceration some bosses still influence operations while some criminals cooperate with prosecutors to seek a law abiding life.
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Washington
Justice Department
William 8S. Lynch
New England
Midwest
New York
Miami
Lynch
Union Must Pay Ousted Official in St Louis
In St Louis the former United Auto Workers Local 25 official Claude J Huskey was awarded 115000 in damages for reputational harm after his ouster from the union post. Huskey had sought 11 million in damages against the union.
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ST. Louis
United Auto Workers Union
Claude J. Huskey
UAW
Colorado College Plans Multimillion Dollar Music and Art Complex
Colorado College in Colorado Springs announces a multimillion-dollar music and art complex to be built at the south end of campus funded by a two-year-old gift from a California couple. President Lloyd E Warner, noting the college’s centennial dinner at the Broadmoor, warns that restoring integrity in higher education is vital and stresses institutions must uphold fair play and objectivity. The private arts college, founded January 20, 1874 in Denver, hosts about 1,800 students and marks 100 years since its founding.
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Colorado Springs
Wee Ae Tees
He Eco
Lloyd E. Warner
Mexico
California
Colorado College
Warner
Broadmoor
Lam Tam
Jay.Jivan
Colorado
Denver
Congregational Churches
Territory of
Snow in Egypt Blackens Alexandria Harbor
Egypt's first snowstorm in memory lashed Alexandria on Sunday with 45 mile per hour winds and 18 foot waves closing the port to shipping. The storm disrupted travel and daily life as authorities reported unusual weather for the region.
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Egypt
Alexandria
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