Dirty Tricks CIA veteran testifies on Watergate break in
CIA veteran Alfred Baldwin testified about undercover work for Charles W. Colson and the Watergate burglary. He described plotting state department fabrications and disrupting a peace demonstration, while denying some accusations and noting connections to a Democratic judge and Bailey. He conceded some acts but hedged on blanket admissions.
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CIA
Watergate
Alfred C. Baldin
Connecticut
John Bailey
Bul
Lowell P. Wiecker
Raymond Haldin
Baldwin
Bailey
Robert ©. Mirto
State Department
Daniel Ellsberg
Capitol
Hunt
Skylab 3 crew planned nine week mission at Cape Kennedy
Astronauts Carr Gibson and Pogue were set for launch from Cape Kennedy on November 11 to spend 56 days aboard Skylab with a possible extension of 10 days. Controllers reported Skylab in excellent shape with thousands of photographs and hours of data to keep scientists busy for years.
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Fletcher
Bean
Garriott
Lousma
Gerald P. Carr
Edward G. Gibson
William R. Pogue
Cape Kennedy
What s Going On Cumberland Gap Baptist Association Events
September meetings at First Baptist Harrogate and Mt Moriah Mt Moriah Church fellowship hall host fish fry. Billy Graham film at First Baptist Middlesboro. Speaks Chapel United Methodist Revival led by Rev Charles Copeland. McKamey Family to sing at Shawanee Baptist in Clinton. Dunlap Baptist Homecoming Beltline. Pineville First Baptist film screening Isn t It Good To Know. Chadwell Station Baptist Revival led by Rev Albert Bentley. Jaycettes and Dunsmore Family concerts in Middlesboro and Ewing venues. Smoketillers at Middlesboro Civic Center dance. $5 per couple.
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Paget
Cumberland Gap Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Harrogate
Mt. Moriah
Women's Day Program Committee
First Baptist Chureht
Middlesboro
Speaks Chapel United
Methodist Church
Charles Copeland
McKamey
Clinton
Tenn
Shawanee Baptist Church
Clyde Bolinger
Dunlap Baptist Mission
Beltline
Pineville
Chadwell Station Baptist Church
Ewing
Albert Bentley
Jaycettes
White House
Dunsmore
Middlesboro Jaycettes
Middlesboro Civic Center
Gas Stations Reopen After 4-Day Closing
United Press International reports California gas stations reopened after four days of shutdown protests against price freezes. About 9/400 stations across central California to Crown states resumed operations, with Gary and Hammond Indiana dealers voting to wait on government action over penny rise in wholesale prices. Some dealers warned of immediate closure if token increases are allowed, while New Hampshire dealers begin protests and 45 percent of stations there remained closed. A returning dealer noted September allocations were being drained as stations reopened.
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United Press International
California
Gary
Hammond
Ind
New Hampshire
Food Prices Hit Record High in August
Washington reports the Agriculture Department data showing August grocery costs rising faster than any month since 1945. A typical family of 3.2 saw weekly expenses climb by 2.38 dollars as Nixon food ceilings were lifted, lifting the basket to 31.79 dollars, beef up to 1.44 per pound.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
Nixon
U.S
Agnew Defends Self Amid Indictment Debate
Vice President Spiro Agnew spoke against prosecutors in a broad stream of rumors he said foul the atmosphere for fair juries. He ordered his attorneys to hand over records to the Clerk of the House and his lawyers planned to contest grand jury indictments, prompting House leader O Neill to urge waiting for court resolution before acting.
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Page
Grand
Petit Jury
Agnew
House
U.S
O’neill
Police Court Continued From Pagel
In city police court yesterday William Leathers 28 of Pineville was fined 159 for driving while intoxicated. Glenn Smallwood 22 of Arthur Heights city had assault and battery charges dismissed for lack of prosecution. Jon Taylor 25 of 13th St city had driving while intoxicated charges continued until October 27. Billy Wayne King 82 of Pineville had improper registration and fraudulent instruments charges continued until September 26. Alva Mason 34 of Noetown had public drunkenness charges continued until September 28.
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William Leathers
Pineville
Glenn Smallwood
Arthur Heights
Smallwood
Teresa Smallwood
Jon ‘Taylor
13Th St. City
Taylor
Billy Wayne King
Alva Mason
Noetown
Boyle Faces Murder Charges In Yablonski Death Case
Boyle is charged by Pennsylvania authorities with murder in the deaths of W. A. Yablonski his wife and daughter and is free on a $50,000 bond. He defeated Yablonski in a bitter 1989 union election later ruled invalid and was defeated by Arnold Miller in a court ordered election. He also faced a 5 year term and fines totaling $100,000 on a 1969 conviction for illegally funneling union money to political candidates.
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Boyle
Pagel
Yablonski
Pennsylvania
Arnold Miller
Ilegally
Hospital Notes Appalachian Regional Hospital Visiting Hours Update
Dismissals list includes Shirley Cobb Frakes Lola Creekmore Strunk Tina Daniels Mrs Wesley B McNew and daughter Rachel Minton Ruby J Moody Elvie Partin Michelle Weaver. Admissions include Donna K Anderson Willis M Ausmus Georgia Abbott Nell Cupp Ruth Ellison Shawanee Erma Evans Alberta Field Annette Finger Iva W Fleiman Verda Hibbard Lundor Hood Imogene Love Rebecca Middleton Jearlene Warf Cassie Webb. Births reported for Mrs Bert Collins Mrs Neil L Jones Mrs William Kenneth Ward. Middlesbury Hospital And Clinic time slots 2 and 7 to 8.
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Lam
toBp
Shirley Cobb
Frakes
Lola Creekmore
Tina Daniels
Wesley B. McNew
Rachel Minton
Tazewell
Ruby J. Moody
Elvie Partin
Michelle Weaver
City Admissions
Donna K. Anderson
Willis M. Ausmus
Georgia Abbott
Ewing Nell Cupp
Cabbage
Ruth Ellison
Shawanee
Erma Evans
Alberta Field
City
Annette Finger
Iva W. Fleiman
Verda Hibbard
Lundor
Junior Hood
Imogene Love
New Tazewell
Rebecca Middleton
Chenoa
John W. Thomas
Jearlene Warf
Ewing
Cassie Webb
Bert Collins
Rose Hill
Neil L. Jones
Harrogate
William Kenneth Ward
Two Believed Dead In Virginia Mine
Rescue teams search Oakwood Mine in Vansant Virginia for two missing workers after a methane explosion delayed entry. 33 miners were underground. 31 escaped. Bad air hindered rescue efforts. officials suspect foreman and assistant among the missing. A Bureau of Mines rescue team aided by airlifted equipment arrived from Langley Field.
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Virginia
Vansant
Oakwood
Red Ash Coal Corp
Jett
414Th Tactical Airlift Wing
Langley Field
Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
Bristol
Buchanan County
Kentucky
Upper Cumberland School Boards Set Regional Meeting in Pineville
Kentucky School Boards Association regional members from Bell, Clay, Harlan, Knox, Laurel, and Whitley counties plus Pineville and others gather October 9 at Pineville High School. James Jackson presides. Robert Ren will speak on the Foundation Program Study. KSBA leaders Keller, Bement, Clifton to present. regional officers to be elected for 1974.
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Upper Cumberland
Kentucky School Boards Association
CKSBA
Pineville High School
Bell, Clay, Harlan
Knox, Laurel
Whitley County
Barbourville
Corbin
East Berstadt
Harlan, Lynch
Middlesboro
Pineville
Williamsburg
James Jackson
Rate Increase Arouses Call for Close Post Office Review
Senator Edward Kennedy urged the Cost of Living Council to scrutinize postal rate hikes requested by Postmaster General Elmer Klassen. He labeled the increases as exorbitant and inflationary, while the Post Office outlined a 8 to 10 cent rise for first class stamps and higher rates across other classes to cover a 1.9 billion deficit and fund modernization and facilities.
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Klassen
Mancy
Independent Postal Rate Commission
Postal Service Board of Governors
Cost of Living Council
Pinnacle Road Gets New Park Hours After Construction
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park superintendent Ainas Hawkins announces Pinnacle Road hours changing to 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekdays and 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on weekends. Crews work on multiple sections and drivers are urged to proceed with caution following Nagmen directions.
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Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
Ainas Hawkins
Pinnacle Road
Hawkins
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