Nixon set to address all issues in State of the Union
President Nixon will address Congress and the nation tonight on the State of the Union with foreign policy noted alongside domestic concerns. White House aides say he may avoid the Watergate crisis while pledging to cover issues important to Americans, including a revised national health insurance plan.
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Fire destroys abandoned Kroger building on University Boulevard
A three hour blaze at an abandoned Kroger's supermarket on University Boulevard near Nelbar Street caused 400000 dollars in damage. Five city engine companies, led by Fire Chief Vic Auvil, battled flames that may have started at the rear and were fed by natural gas lines until shut off. Police evacuated Gibby's Tavern patrons as debris sparked fires in the air.
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Directory assistance goes 20 cents after three free calls
Cincinnati Bell will charge 20 cents per information call after three monthly free lookups starting March 3. The fee targets the 22 percent of customers who make 87 percent of operator calls, with 78 percent of numbers in directories. Exemptions require a physician signed form.
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Liquor Sales Rise in Ohio State Stores
Ohio state liquor stores posted a 2.7 percent rise in sales last year. Total gallons sold increased 2.6 percent to 14,397,707 gallons, with nearly $343 million spent. Store 150 in Shaker Heights was the top retailer with $2.98 million in sales.
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Middletown Forecast: Clear Tonight Lows Near 30
Fair skies and lows in the mid 30s are forecast for the Middletown area tonight with cloudy skies and highs in the low 50s expected Thursday. Yesterday's high in Middletown was 41 and the overnight low 30.
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California Court Subpoena Aims to Bind Nixon in Ellsberg Case
California Superior Court Judge Gordon Ringer prepared to sign a subpoena ordering President Richard Nixon to appear in the Ellsberg burglary matter. Ehrlichman Liddy and Young seek Nixon as a material witness for questions about the plumbers and orders regarding the Pentagon Papers investigation. The president’s appearance is unlikely.
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Ranking Republican Warns Impeachment Outweighs Privilege
Rep. Edward Hutchinson says President Nixon cannot invoke executive privilege to withhold information from the impeachment inquiry. He argues impeachment power outweighs privilege and notes no evidence justifies impeachment. The Judiciary Committee plans broad subpoena power next week and will send a request letter to the White House.
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Nixon
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William B. Saxbe
Supreme Court
John M. Doar
Doar
Charles E. Wiggins
Calif
Wiggins
Emergency energy bill killed by oil profit fight
Congress drops the emergency energy bill after oil industry profit disputes anger lawmakers. The Senate moves to reconfer with the House to strip an excess profits clause seen as unworkable and possibly unconstitutional. President Nixon warned the bill in its current form would be unfortunate, as rationing and energy measures hinge on passage.
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Calabrese Files Nominating Petitions for Lieutenant Governor
Senate Minority Leader Anthony O Calabrese filed nominating petitions for lieutenant governor in the May primary. Calabrese a 22 year veteran of the legislature won the nomination four years ago and previously served two terms in the House before moving to the Senate.
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Cleve
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Roger Tracy enters race for state auditor post
Roger W. Tracy of Columbus, 35, son of a former state auditor, announces run for the Republican nomination for state auditor. He is the second GOP candidate in the May primary joining Montgomery County Commissioner Thomas Cloud. Tracy served in the Ohio House 1967-71 and delayed his bid amid Franklin County Auditor uncertainty.
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