Nixon asked to explain tapes denial before Feb. 6
Federal Judge Gesell pressed President Nixon to publicly state why he opposes turning over five subpoenaed Watergate tapes to the Senate committee. The judge also voided a broad documents subpoena as too vague, while preserving the five tapes dispute and setting a Feb. 6 deadline for a signed privilege statement.
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Six die as plane crashes into Ohio home during landing
A twin engine Piper Navajo on a 90 minute local flight crashed while landing at Cuyahoga County Airport striking a Willoughby home and bursting into flames. The dead include Elmer W. Holmek pilot and Charles Kinzig Kinzig Tool Co. official plus John and spouse Macek and Cecil Kopperman with one victim unidentified. Neighbors recalled a dramatic fire and a house ripped from its foundation.
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Turkiye Jet Crash Kills 61 Near Izmir Airport
A Turkish twin engine Fokker 28 with 73 aboard crashed after takeoff from Izmir military airport. Sixty one died, 13 survived with 12 in critical condition. Four foreigners, including three Americans, among the victims. Investigators suspect engine trouble as the cause.
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Steel price controls lifted for 18 percent of production
The Cost of Living Council removed price controls on about 18 percent of steel production and approved a price increase of less than 0.5 percent, expected to add $65 million annually. This is the third steel industry boost this year, allowing a total price rise of 4.54 percent amounting to $756 million, short of the $1.2 billion sought.
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Middletown Area Weather Forecast Weekend Showers Likely
The Middletown area expects not so cool tonight in the 40s with cloudy skies and showers likely on Sunday. Sunday's high should reach the high 50s.
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Nixon administration moves to roll back oil and propane prices
Washington reports indicate the Nixon administration plans price rollbacks for propane and new oil freed from controls. Federal Energy Office chief William E. Simon said a rollback in oil prices is possible for so called new oil at about 10.35 dollars a barrel. He also said new propane regulations will aim for a substantial price reduction after hikes of up to 300 percent in recent months.
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Bear Cub Slams Car Wreck Near Fairground Road
Gary Neeley of Dayton collided with a six month old black bear cub chased by a St Bernard on Fairground Road twenty miles west of Xenia. The cub owned by Robert Brookover suffered a broken jaw and was treated by a veterinarian. The dog escaped across the road and everyone else was fine.
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Shultz to Leave Treasury by April 1 Report Says
New York Times quotes friends of George P Shultz saying he will resign as secretary of the Treasury by April 1. A Shultz associate calls him damned tired after five years in Washington. The Times also cites an unidentified Treasury official.
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Ford not alarmed as Watergate impact debated
Vice President Gerald R Ford says Watergate will not greatly affect fall elections. Goldwater warns of bigger Republican losses while conservatives fear Nixon era scandals will hurt GOP candidates. Reagan draws cheers as party factions debate impeachment impacts.
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Lorain Man Receives Practical Joke Gift On 41st Birthday
Jokeswagon Al Thiery of Lorain Ohio found a gag gift on his lawn marking his 41st birthday. He and a friend have exchanged pranks for 20 years, dating back to last year when he found a painted water heater with fins. Thiery’s son Erik, 5, enjoys the junker.
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