Nixon agrees to donate pre-presidential papers to U S
The General Services Administration accepts Richard Nixon’s offer of 1946 to 1968 papers and a proposed Nixon Library archive. About 1300 cubic feet will be stored at Laguna Niguel National Archives facility while keeping access to Nixon’s San Clemente home.
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Washington
General Services Administration
Richard M. Nixon
United States
White House
Nixon
Richard Nixon
GSA
Arthur F. Sampson
National Archives
Laguna Niguel
Calif
San Clemente, Calif
Sole surviving Lange sextuplet comes home from hospital
Jolene Rene Lange, the lone survivor of Charlotte Lange's quadruplets and sextuplets, is home in San Jose after more than two months in the hospital. Her mother vows to protect her as the family contemplates future fertility plans and mounting medical bills.
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San Jose
Calif
Lange
Jolene
Rene
Charlotte Lange
Alvin
Clearcreek youths win spelling bee to advance
Four Clearcreek Elementary School students clinched top spots in a local spelling bee and will advance to the Warren County Spelling Bee on March 11 at Waynesville Elementary School. Fourth grade winner Martha Lewis and alternate Julie Durnbaugh. fifth grade winner Missy McClanahan. sixth grade winners Cynthia Metcalf and Steve Baily with Tracy Kemplin as alternate.
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Springboro
Clearcreek
Warren County
Waynesville
Martha Lewis
Julie Durnbaugh
Missy McClanahan
Floyd Little
Cynthia Metcalf
Steve Baily
Tracy Kemplin
Youth named to Hereford group
James C. Bowman has become a Junior Member of the American Polled Hereford Association. The announcement comes from the national headquarters in Kansas City Missouri. Bowman is the son of Mr and Mrs Terry Bowman of 6820 West Elkton Gifford Road. The association is the national promotion and registration body for Polled Herefords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
James C. Bowman
American Polled Hereford Association
Kansas City
Bowman
Terry Bowman
West Elkton-Gifford Road
Royalty dispute over King Coal Mine shut down showdown
Mrs. Ivin Smith and her husband refuse to pay 48 cent royalty on coal at King Coal Mine in Hesperus Colorado. They say the government will sue for back royalties while Interior officials insist the law applies equally. Local miners mobilize in support as tensions rise over a potential mine shutdown.
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Langes
Hesperus
Colo
King
Ivin Smith
Smi
Interior Department
Smiths
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Edward L. Morgan
Sampson
Jolene Rene
U.S
Mil
Coll and
Liv
Colgan
Culligan
SO. University Blvd
Cremeans
E. State ST
Hereford
City Loan & Savings
Middletown
Central Ave
Cg&e
Hamilton
High St
Maximum
Central Avenue
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