Nixon in law deny claims of instability and suicide thoughts
Richard Nixon's sons in law Edward Cox and David Eisenhower rejected suggestions in a new memoir that the president was mentally unstable or contemplated self harm. They disputed portions of the Woodward Bernstein account and defended Nixon's conduct during his final days.
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Richard Nixon
Edward Cox
David Eisenhower
Nixon
Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Washington Post
Cox
Eisenhower
Julie
Isenhower
Bernstein
David
Mich
White House
Tricia
Xenia Tornado Recovery Marks Second Anniversary
Two years after the April 3, 1974 tornado Xenia Ohio continues recovery. City Manager Robert Stewart oversees a city rebuilt from scratch while pursuing plans for an industrial park a new downtown mall and housing for the elderly. About 11 000 people were affected 187 businesses damaged or destroyed and 1 091 homes were destroyed or damaged with 792 rebuilt. Construction costs exceed 40 million with 138 of the destroyed businesses already rebuilt.
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Xenia, Ohio
Robert Stewart
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Jack Jordan
Xenia Gazette
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Sion
Teamster Head Hopeful Strike Ends By Monday
Two thirds of the nation’s Teamsters truck drivers are due back on the road under a special contract as negotiators press a new national master pact to end the coast to coast strike. Labor Secretary Usery and union leaders say progress remains, with many locals awaiting ratification and continued picketing at terminals and stops.
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Arlington Heights, Ill
Teamsters
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Physicians split on flu plan and swine flu cases
About 300 public health officers from all 50 states met here to discuss immunization amid criticism from physicians like Dr Behnke who questioned government overreaction. Some supporters urged continued efforts while notes of 11 confirmed swine flu cases in the year surfaced alongside a Ft Dix soldier death and a 1918-19 epidemic comparison.
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Birmingham
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National Association of County
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Ft. Dix
Arson Suspected in Miami WWI Era Hotel Fire
A sudden blaze tore through a World War I vintage hotel in Miami injuring thirteen, with some elderly residents jumping from the third floor. Officials expect to find more missing as not all residents are accounted for and two of the injured remain in critical condition. Witnesses heard a whoosh as the fire began and a woman was pulled alive from a second floor door.
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Miami
Merees
Weather forecast notes fair Monday and chances of showers Wednesday
The extended outlook calls for fair skies Monday with a chance of showers Wednesday. Forecasters warn of scattered rain. temperatures remain mild across the region.
Mormon church voids black man's priest ordination
In Portland, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints nullified the ordination of Larry Lester, 22, a Vancouver, Washington resident, as a priest after he was baptized and ordained by Douglas Wallace. The church denies black members priesthood rights, citing policy limitations. Lester was baptized Friday in a motel pool as the church prepares its general conference in Salt Lake City.
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Portland, Ore
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints
Mormon
Larry Lester
Vancouver
Wash
Douglas A. Wallace
Salt Lake City
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