Congress May Not Finish Tape Law
Washington AP reports both houses challenge Nixon custody of White House tapes and papers. Senate passage of a bill ends Nixon possession but House action before adjournment is doubtful. The measure aims to keep tapes under federal control while allowing access with limits, amid broader Watergate fallout.
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Congress
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Ford
Senate
Nixon
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Hugh Scott
GOP
Robert P. Griffin
Roman L. Hruska
Rneb
Dwight D. Eisenhower
House Administration
John Eisenhower
Army
Nixon Doctor Says No Travel For Months
Nixon, 61, left the hospital after a 12 day stay but remains under travel restrictions for one to three months due to phlebitis and anticoagulation treatment. Dr Lungren warned of risk of hemorrhaging if injured and urged limited sitting in cars or planes during recovery.
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San Clemente
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Long Beach
John C. Lungren
Washington, D.C
Lungren
Pat
Tricia
Thomases
Perio
Missouri Dairymen Plan Meetings On Price, Slaughter
Mo Dairymen will meet in Diamond Monday to press for milk price relief and discuss a price war among buyers. A second meeting in Marshfield Thursday will cover proposed cow slaughter with meat distributed to jobless and welfare recipients, amid calls to curb cow numbers and ease feed costs.
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Springfield
Diamond
Marshfield
Stephensville
Tex
Connie C. Poffenbarger
Poffenbarger
Washington
Ford
Springfield Packing Company
Marshall McGregor
Richland
Missouri Cattlemen's Association
McGregor
Inflation and old phrases show rising costs in Centralia
CENTRALIA TI AP inflation devalues language and dollars with examples from 72 cents per cubic yard dirt in 1972 to 1.55 this month. Prices for chicken feed, Continental currency, gunpowder, newsprint, and a Centralia tinker’s hourly wage illustrate how values have shifted. A tinker’s curse could cost 2.5 cents for a quick ear-bender.
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Centralia
Illinois
Interstate 64
Skeletons Found on California Ranch in Mass Grave
Seventeen human skeletons described as very old were unearthed in a trenchlike grave on a Tehama County ranch 20 miles south of Red Bluff California. Investigators think the remains may be Chinese laborers from the late 1800s and will wait for anthropology analysis at UC Davis.
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Red Bluff
Calif
University of California At Davis
Tehama County
Sheriff's Department
Larry Pritchard
Romiang Ranch
Ford Schedules 17 Talk Trips
President Ford plans 17 out of town appearances, mostly political, from Oct. 7 to Nov. 2 with stops in Burlington Vermont Philadelphia Detroit Kansas City Lincoln Rapid City Indianapolis Greenville Spartanburg Greensboro Louisville Oklahoma City Cleveland Des Moines Melvin Chicago Portland Salt Lake City, according to White House spokesmen.
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Ford
White House
Ron Nelsen
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Detroit
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Lincoln
Neb
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Greensboro
N.C
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Oklahoma City
Cleveland
Des Moines
Iowa
Melvin
Ill
Chicago
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
Cochran Sues for 66100 in Truck Collision Damages
Richard R. Cochran files in Audrain County Circuit Court seeking 66100 against Implement Specialty Co. and Frederick G. Wolf over a June 21 1973 crash at Highway 161 and Route CC between Buell and Middletown Montgomery County. Alleged failure to stop at a stop sign and negligent driving caused injuries with 50000 for damages 800 hospital expenses 300 travel costs and 15000 lost income. Represented by Van Matre and Van Matre.
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Implement Specialty Co., Inc
Missouri
Mexico
Frederick G. Wolf
Audrain County
Wolf
Cochran
Buell
Middletown
Montgomery County
van Matre
Former Israeli President Shazar Dies at 84
Jerusalem AP reports Zalman Shazar, former president of Israel, poet, biblical scholar and longtime politician, died today at age 84 after retiring last year from the presidency.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Zalman Shazar
Mrs J L Shellabarger Recovers After Surgery
Mrs J L Shellabarger of San Benito Texas mother of Gene and Wayne Shellabarger is recovering satisfactorily after surgery. She has been moved to the Good Samaritan Rest Home in Harlingen Texas.
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J. L. Shellabarger
San Benito
Tex
Gene
Wayne Shellabarger
Good Samaritan Rest Home
Harlingen
Texas
Man Who Helped Probe Wins Job Reinstatement
John E. Holt a 44 year old General Services Administration computer specialist who leaked information to Congress about FEDNET has been reinstated after GSA Administrator Arthur F. Sampson reversed a firing order. A review panel had ruled Holt’s firing unjust and changed his rating to satisfactory, but lacked authority to reinstate him. White House pressure followed as Holt’s backers claim the action stemmed from political interference and disclosure of probe details. FEDNET was a proposed 220 million data sharing network criticized as a threat to privacy and later scrapped when Congress refused funding.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
John E. Holt
General Services Administration
GSA
Arthur F. Sampson
Holt
Sampson
White House
Nixon
Civil Service
Fednet
New Subpoenas In KC Probe
Federal grand jury issues new subpoenas widening the investigation into possible violations during Warren E. Hearnes administration. U.S. Attorney Bert C. Hurn said efforts would add resources but declined to specify new probe areas. Subpoenas target bankers and architects to produce records of dealings with Delton L. Houtchens, former state Democratic chairman and now Clinton PR firm head.
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Kansas City
Warren E. Hearnes
U.S
Bert C. Hurn
Hurn
Delton L. Houtchens
Hearnes
Clinton
No Smoke Day Aims to Cut Minnesota Smoking
Minnesota observes D-Day to urge smokers to quit for a day with a broader goal of lasting cessation. Local officials and media figures join a Monticello inspired campaign led by the American Cancer Society to reach about 850000 smokers and persuade at least 10 percent to abstain on Monday.
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Minn
Minnesota
American Cancer Society
Monticello
Lynn Smith
Monticello Times
State Project
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