Court Panel Backs Tape Erasure Findings But Not Responsibility
A seven member court appointed panel concluded the Watergate tape erasure was caused by manual operation but did not determine who was responsible. The White House disputed the panel, citing potential mechanical failure, while Rose Mary Woods admitted a four to five minute erasure during transcription of the June 20, 1972 conversation with President Nixon.
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Washington
White ‘House
White House
James D. St. Clair
Stanford Research Institute
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
Miss Woods
H.R. Haldeman
Watergate
Woods
Charles 5S. Rhyne
14 Year Old Boy Faces Trial For Stab Killing
In Troy Missouri a 14 year old was certified for trial as an adult in the stabbing death of Debbie Heitman a 17 year old Buchanan High School senior found stabbed 21 times and sexually assaulted. The suspect a ninth grade student was arrested near a railroad track three miles from the scene and a knife believed to be the murder weapon was recovered.
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Troy
Debbie Heitman
Monroe
David Adkins
Donald Dalton
St. Charles
Minister Will Return His 30 Years Salary
Dr. W. A. Criswell of First Baptist Church of Dallas says he will return all of his salary from the church for 30 years, more than $600,000, and fulfill the pledge in his will. He notes additional income from books, speaking engagements, and gifts, but commits to giving back the church freely.
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Dallas, Tex
W. A. Criswell
First Baptist Church of Dallas
Criswell
Southern Baptist Convention
Southern Baptist
First Baptist
Graduation for Nursing Class Friday in Mexico
Father Patrick G Dolan will be principal speaker at the graduation ceremonies for the seventeenth class of the Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing. The event at the Mexico Methodist Church Fellowship Hall starts at 8 00 Friday night with remarks by L Buford Thomas and Woodrow Lee. Diplomas and pins will be presented by three RN teachers, scholarships awarded by Mrs Nesheim, and music by Mrs Guy Pitts. The public is invited.
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St. Brendan Church
Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing
Mexico Methodist Church
Mexico Public Schools
Audrain Medical Center
L. Buford Thomas
Woodrow Lee
Peggy Sterner
Alice Pealer
Sherry Scaramella
H.I. Nesheim
Guy Pitts
FDA Orders Antacid Relabeling To Meet New Standards
Washington AP The FDA says nearly all antacids must be relabeled and reformulated to meet first federal rules for nonprescription drugs. By next year manufacturers must relabel or remove about 8 000 brands and stress new use limits for products like Alka Seltzer and Bromo Seltzer.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Officials Differ On New Petitions
Jefferson City officials debate a campaign spending reform initiative. Gov Bond and Lt Gov Phelps back the petition, while Attorney General Danforth waives a decision. Treasurer Spainhower leans yes with reservations and Secretary Kirkpatrick urges legislative action. If approved, the measure tightens reporting, caps donations, and limits candidate spending.
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Jefferson City
Christopher
Bond
William C. Phelps
John Ashcroft
Atty
John C. Danforth
James Spainhower
James Kirkpatrick
Missouri
Kirkpatrick
Richard J. Rabbitt
D-St. Louis
Seattle
Reps
Steve Ossmeyer
Clinton
Monett Sees 3 Percent Rainfall In New Downpour
AP report from Kansas City notes widespread showers across Missouri with a cold front trailing rain thunderstorm chances through Sunday. Monett Missouri recorded over 3 inches in the 24 hours to 7 am, while Springfield and Joplin saw about two and one inches respectively.
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National Weather Service
Monett
Missouri
Springfield
Joplin
Line
Kirksville
Columbia
Jefferson City
Kansas
Cape Girardeau
Guilty Driver Ordered to Aid Dead Man's Children
In Miami a postal worker received a five year probation and must pay 1500 yearly for five years totaling 7500 to a trust for Gregory Pough and Sabrina Pough, children of Raymond Pough killed when Urso ran a red light. Judge Sidney Weaver said funds will fund their education when they reach 18.
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Miami, Fla
Miami
Ther
Sidney Weaver
Richard Urso
Weaver
Urso
Gregory Pough
Sabrina
Raymond Pough
Pough
Biscayne Annex
Linda
Defender Hopes to Quash Buchanan County Indictments
Public defender Ronald Sokol plans to move to quash 28 sealed indictments handed down by a Buchanan County grand jury in a drug crackdown. He contends the grand jury was improperly selected from a limited list rather than the regular jury wheel. Prosecutor Richard Heider says there were no irregularities in the selection.
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Buchanan County
Ronald Sokol
Sokol
Richard Heider
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