Senators Claim Right To Tapes
The Senate Watergate committee urged Judge Sirica to treat his Aug. 28 ruling as precedent in the Cox case, arguing the White House tapes are essential for a full Watergate report and that the committee has a duty to investigate presidential campaigns. The judge will rule after appeals review.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
White House
Samuel Cash
Watergate Committee
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Sirica
Cash
Charles Alan Wright
Dash
Congress
Cox
U.S. Court of Appeals
Sir
Blue Cross Ordered To Pay Extra Charge
Judge Samuel Semple ruled Boone County Hospital may charge out of county patients daily fees. The court awarded $114,726.67 to the hospital for fees Blue Cross Hospital Services withheld since the 1971 suit. The case began Sept. 25, 1971 and moved to Randolph County for venue. Mr and Mrs Billy Burkhalter of Route 1 Wellsville welcomed a daughter weighing seven pounds 10 ounces at 2 42 p.m. Wednesday at Audrain Medical Center.
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Moberly
Randolph County
Samuel Semple
Boone County Hospital
Boone County
Semple
Randolph County Circuit Clerk’s Office
Blue Cross Hospital Services, Inc
Blue Cross
Randolph County Circuit Court
Billy Burkhalter
Route 1
Wellsville
Audrain Medical Center
Jury Deals $5,000 To Centralia Victim In Corn Swindle Case
Boone County Circuit Court awarded $5,000 to Mimi B. Lewis of Centralia against Mary Hubert after a 1969 Centralia auto crash in which Lewis was ejected. The jury found Ben Haskell not at fault. Separate items note seven of nine indicted for a $300,000 corn swindle pled not guilty in U S District Court in St Paul.
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Columbia
Boone County
Mimi B. Lewis
Centralia
Mary Hubert
Paul, Minn
Minnesota
South Dakota
Iowa
U. S. District Court
Luverne
Minn
Hans Nielsen
Lucille
Harvey Nielsen
Huie Krana
Marvin Wright
Webbers Falls
Okla
Irving Wise
Afton
Burton Herper
Salina
Kan
Kenneth Keathley
Webber Falls
Oklahoma
Charles Caples
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Earl Gray
U. S
Nielsen Grain Co
Kansas
Gray
Grim tolls mark safety council holiday forecasts
The National Safety Council projects higher death tolls on holiday weekends, noting 18 percent more fatalities in holiday periods and 11 percent higher per miles driven. Alcohol, speeding, and seat belt nonuse drive deaths. final counts arrive after the period. Labor Day estimates show hundreds killed and thousands injured.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Coun
Council
Abitibi Price Hike Sets Newsprint Rise Across Borders
Abitibi Paper Co. Ltd announced a $15 per ton increase in newsprint, effective January 1, the steepest in two decades. New York newsprint climbs from 175 to 190 dollars per ton, Canada from 166.75 to 182, impacting newspaper publishers worldwide. Ellery Queen author Manfred Lee dies in 1971 at Gainesville Florida after a long career with cousin Frederic Dannay.
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Toronto
Abitibi Paper Co. Ltd
Abitibi
New York
Ellery Queen
Gainesville
Fla
Christopher Rebecca Lee
Manfred Lee
Frederic Dannay
Lee
Dannay
Adibine
TSC Store Ready For Opening Days
The TSC Inc. of Chicago opens a new store in the former Biederman building on Hiway 54 East from Oct 5 to Oct 13. It is the sixth TSC store in Missouri and 219th in the U S and Canada, with free coffee and cookies and giveaways during opening days. Steve Sipes is manager, with staff Brenda Park, Robert Lecount, Richard Beaty, David Jurgenmeyer, and Hay Worsham.
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TSC Inc
Chicago
Biederman
Hiway 54 East
TSC
Missouri
United States
Canada
Steve Sipes
Rolla Tlc
Mexico
Carolyn
Amanda
Juste
Brenda Park
Robert Lecount
Richard Beaty
David Jurgenmeyer
Hay Worsham
What To Do When You Retire? By Hal Boyle
New York AP column outlines plans to ease retirement anxiety by deciding what not to do and what to pursue. The author lists less desirable paths such as joining clubs or chasing hobbies, then proposes concrete ideas like travel on tramp steamers, studying a foreign language abroad, and embracing crotchets to lead a fuller life after retirement. The piece ends with a confident question: Who's afraid of retirement?
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Hal Boyle
New York
Golden Years Club
Africa
Mass Transit Subsidy Bill Moves Through House
Washington AP reports the House approved a 400 million dollar subsidy plan for next year aimed at all urban mass transit systems. Republican Leader Gerald Ford warned a presidential veto is likely if the bill reaches President Nixon in its current form. The narrow 219 to 195 vote reflected heavy support from big city lawmakers.
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Washington
House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Ford
Nixon
Nixon Withholds Endorsement For 1976 GOP Nomination
President Nixon says he will not back any Republican hopeful for 1976 until they have faced primaries. He cites history showing some candidates cannot handle big league pitching and notes several governors, a former governor, and Indianapolis mayor Richard Lugar as possible contenders. Nixon defends Agnew and defers on Watergate tapes while announcing Kissinger’s Peking trip plan.
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Nixon
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Percy
Indianapolis
Richard Lugar
House
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
John D. Connally
Agnew
California
Florida
Austria
Bruno Kreisky
Kreisky
Bond Names River Port Task Force
Gov. Bond created a Governor's Task Force on Port Development to study Missouri river port facilities and future needs. Lee Schuster of Schuster Farms in Gower will chair. many officials and business leaders from St. Louis, Kansas City, and Cape Girardeau named as members.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Lee Schuster
Schuster Farms
Gower
John Brawley
Ferguson
Bi-State Development Agency
Robert B. Drost
Southern Towing Co
Caruthersville
Armand Stalnaker
General American Life Insurance Co
St. Louis
Darby Tally
St. Charles
Leroy Jones
Inland Boatmen’s Union
Debate Begins On HEW Money Bill In Senate Fight Likely Veto
The Senate began debating a $33.4 billion health education and welfare funding bill, larger than Nixon’s request by $1.8 billion and by $579 million over the House version. Senate Appropriations Committee approved it, with up to 100 floor amendments anticipated.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Nixon
House
Brennan Hails Strike Decline
Secretary of Labor Peter J. Brennan says new trends in labor negotiations and the evolving status of workers are reducing crippling strikes. He spoke at a Chicago luncheon, citing recognition of economic damage from disputes and the shift of workers into a middle class lifestyle with mortgages, car payments, and college costs.
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Chicago
Peter J. Brennan
Brennan
Dr and Mrs Ekern Attend Medical Assembly
Dr and Mrs H Peter Ekern of Mexico attend the annual scientific assembly of the American Academy of Family Physicians in Denver Colo The meeting began Monday and ends today with over 3500 family doctors participating It notes Dr Ekern is Academy member choosing among seminars and viewing many exhibits including 135 scientific and 250 technical displays
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H. Peter Ekern
Mexico
American Academy of Family Physicians
Denver
Colo
Ekern
Academy
MHS Hosts Helias in First Home Cross Country Meet
MHS cross country runs its first home meet tomorrow at 4 30 p m against Helias at Arthur Hills Golf Course with no admission and students urged to attend Bulldogs support. Also tickets on sale for Turn About Dance 8 30 to 11 30 p m Saturday at the Youth Center priced 1 75 stag or drag.
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Helias
Arthur Hills
MHS
Bulldogs
Casualties Reported in Viet Battle Near Saigon
South Vietnamese forces report 251 killed and 46 dead among their troops with 124 wounded and 81 missing after fighting 40 miles northwest of Saigon against Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units. Total North Vietnamese and Viet Cong casualties set at 183.
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Saigon
Burglar Charges Filed Against Jackson Five Members
Van Nuys Calif AP Two Jackson Five members face charges of receiving stolen property from burglaries in 50 San Fernando Valley apartments. John P Jackson 22 accused on one count Tito 19 charged in two counts. Sanders Bracy 24 arraigned on four counts of receiving stolen property and eight counts of burglary.
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van Nuys
Calif
San Fernando Valley
John P. Jackson
Tito
Sanders Bracy
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