Judiciary Committee Considers White House IRS Harassment Claim
In Washington the Judiciary Committee weighs whether the White House used the IRS to harass political enemies. Ehrlichman may face trial for the 1971 Ellsberg psychiatrist office break in while Watergate defendants appeal verdicts. Separate notices cover local obituaries and county business.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Internal Revenue Service
U.S. District Court
Gerhard A. Gesell
John D. Ehrlichman
Daniel Ellsberg
U.S. Court of Appeals
Democratic National
James McCortland
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
District of Columbia
Watergate Grand Jury
Elisberg
Gesell Wold
Ehrlichmen
Gesell
Ehrlichman
Public Sale of 1974 Chevrolet at Rowland Chevrolet Co
Public sale of a 1374 Chev PA LUV8240916 to be held for cash on June 18 1974 at Rowland Chevrolet Co Pineville Kentucky. Sale conducts with bidder reserve by General Motors Acceptance Corp.
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Richard Situ
Richard Smith
Cary, My
Luther
Laura Jackson Smith
Myrtle Gray
Flat Lick
Ellen Smith
Ohio
Likie Grubbs
Pineville
Alfred Smith
Pompano Beach
Florida
Pascal Smith
John Will Smith
Greenville
Durham Funeral Home
Norman Kennedy
Evergreen Cemetery
Durham Funeral Home In
Powell Valley
Forge Ridge
Riddle
C. C. Whitaker
Claiborne County High School
Whitaker
Bob Payne
Whiaker
Runiaking
Clay Neely
Joe Welch
Livesay
Charles Cheek
Commonwealth OF Kentucky Department OF Transportation Bureau OF Highways
Bureau of Highways
Frankfort
Kentucky
Rowland Chevrolet Co
Weather Underground Claims Gulf Oil Building Bomb
Weather Underground claimed responsibility for a blast at Gulf Oil international headquarters in the Gulf Building. The 9:41 pm explosion damaged offices and marble, but caused no injuries. police noted no link to a separate 11:36 pm bomb threat at the Chamber of Commerce building. FBI found an eight page anti Gulf Africa document, dismissed by Gulf officials as irrelevant.
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Neely
Charles Teague, Jr
Tazewell-New
Tazewell
Midway
Powell Sewage Treatment
B. S. Ross Company
Old Reliable Company
Knoxville
White Brothers
Livesay Middle School
Tazewel - New Tazewell
Powell Valley
Harrogate
Robert Narman
John Ely
Rob Pierman
Albert Auvit
Pittsburgh
UPI
Weather Underground
Gulf Oil Corp
Africa
Gulf
Weathermen
International
Chamber of Commerce
FBI
Angola
Gulf View
Paul
Gulf Building
Sheldon
Local Civil Records List of Dismissals and Admissions
A historical clipping lists dismissals and admissions with multiple names across cities including Clairfield Tazewell Pineville and Harrogate. The fragment mentions Ronnie Begley Mary Davenport Artemus Blya and several others alongside Mrs Samuel Mars and Mrs William Senders in various towns.
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Ronnie D. Begley
LaFaylette
Mary Davenport
Artemus Blya B
Miracle
Clairfield
Thelma Ogan
Tazewell
Darlene. Partin
Joy Yvonne Rivers
City
Alva F. Robinson, Jr
Emira Sue Smith
Alice White
Rhonda Taylor
Pineville
Thelma Goodin
Tinsley
Sarah H. Hurst
Frakes
Mary D. Myers
Talbott
Amanda Senters
Bryants Store
Birtus
Samuel A- Mars, Jr
William F. Senders
Pirl
Harrogate
Buster Glen Thompson
Irl
Taxewell
Kentucky Man Loses Suit Against U.S.
A Kentucky man, James Douglas Yager of Carrollton, who is jailed in Tennessee, lost a $200,000 civil suit against U.S. government officials at Atlanta federal court. The judge directed verdict against Warden Henderson, upheld claims that the rest of the charges were unfounded, and rejected the allegations of harassment and rights violations as trifling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
UPI
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Tennessee
U. S
James Douglas Yager
Carrollton
Jamey D. Henderson
Robert L. Mollikin
Joseph Alderete
Archie Tucker
U.S. District Court
Newell Edenfield
Henderson
Yager
USW Rejects ARH Proposal in WV Strike
USW Local 14338 president Chester York announced the rejection of a proposal allowing 940 Appalachian Regional Hospital workers across West Virginia Kentucky and Virginia to vote on union representation. The strike involves 11th week of hospital system labor action with 2,800 staff nationwide.
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Williamson
W. Va
UPS
United Steelworkers
USW
Appalachian Regional Hospital
West Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia
Chester York
UWS
David Heydinger
Lexington
York
Nixon and Sadat Tour Cairo Pyramids and Sign Nuclear Pact
U S President Nixon and Egyptian leader Sadat toured the pyramids in Cairo as crowds cheered. A joint agreement backed by the United States to strengthen Egypt’s finances and attract private investment was signed, while a controversial nuclear energy clause drew scrutiny. A Russian helicopter watched the motorcade as security kept the crowds back.
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U.S
Secret Service
Nixon
Sadat
Ite
Alexandria
California
United States
Pyramids
Three Pyramids
Abdin
Cairo
Egypt
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
India
Canada
Ziegler
The
Rotrom Pagel
Eanch
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Judiciary Committee
IRS
Cevtcoriee
Robert Jerrelt
Robert Jerrell
Hagan
Rose Hill
Pennington Gap
Lee Canty
Ollie VanHuss Jerrell
John Jerrell
Big Stone Gap
Lester
Hay Jerrell
Jonesville
Davidson Funeral Home
Ross Crider
Bill Johnson
Hamblin
Wanda Givens
Clifford Givens
Middleshare
University of Tennessee
Jimmy Givens
Sara Jane Givens
Bobby ‘Thompson All
Middlesboro
Mary Louise Givens
Pan
Johnson Cemetery
William C
Fles
J. Fred Buzhardt
Ehrlich- Small
Manning
Chet Akins
Leng Aes
Bell County
Middleshoro
Cumberland Gap
Yellow Creek Bridge
Virginia State Line
General Motors Acceptance Corp
LMU
Tammi Detherage
Maria Augusta von Trapp
Harker High School Musettes
Toapon
Lincohe
Gulf Oil
Sisters and Brothers
Aymbionese Liberation Army
Los Angles Times
Cespitgl
Downtowner
Thosa
Rae
Eesio
Reli Briana Aesiants
Ecpcolor Techmiscope
Wineapaittara
Purina
Wakins Hardware
Lothbery Avenue
Aro Aryes
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