Nixon to go home Friday after hospital stay
President Nixon approved Phase 4 economic controls from his hospital suite on Tuesday and doctors said he could go home Friday. He will recuperate at Camp David then return to the White House Monday. He held meetings with seven top aides and Watergate lawyers but offered no comments on Watergate questions.
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J. Fred Buzhardt
Ronald L. Ziegler
Kalmbach recruits Ulasewicz to carry Watergate money
Anthony Ulasewicz testified that Kalmbach recruited him for a legal money transfer to aid Watergate defendants. He described coded talk, secret drops in phone booths, and payments totaling 206,?one thousand to relay funds. Ulasewicz recounted Kalmbach’s nervousness and the alleged legal humanitarian aim.
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Watergate
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John D. Ehrlichman
Novak
John Rivers
New York City
Douglas Caddy
Paul O'Brien
Nixon unveils Phase 4 wage price controls with food focus
President Nixon recuperating at Bethesda as George Shultz outlines Phase 4 plans to lift the 60 day freeze in stages. The food industry suffers from the freeze while processors seek price rebounding and insiders face scrutiny over futures markets.
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Cost of Living Council
Anne Armstrong
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George Meany
Afl-Cio
Delta Queen Given Reprieve To Sail Five More Years
The House approved a five year exemption from the Marine Safety Law for the paddlewheeler Delta Queen amid riverboat enthusiasts. Lawmakers note historic value while critics warn of fire risks. Senate action pending. The ship travels Ohio Tennessee and Mississippi rivers with about 180 passenger capacity and 17 port calls across 17 states.
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Environmentalists push House motion after Senate pipeline vote
Wilderness Society officials say they hope the House blocks the Alaska oil pipeline after the Senate advanced a measure to remove barriers to immediate construction. The bill allows federal lands right of way for oil companies and cites Canada as an alternative route in the environmental review. A parallel House bill was reported from a subcommittee amid ongoing lawsuits by environmental groups.
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Weather and pipeline fight shape Middletown area news
Partly cloudy conditions with mid 60s tonight and upper 80s Thursday forecast for Middletown. Yesterday's high 86 and low 56. Senate approval could allow construction of a 789 mile Valdez pipeline to start by late fall or spring pending House action. FTC accuses eight major oil firms of anti competitive practices raising gasoline prices.
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Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Florida contestant Meade charged in Sarasota shoplifting
Ellen Meade, chosen to represent Florida in Miss America, says she is upset after being charged with shoplifting a $9 blouse in Sarasota. Her attorney calls it a terrible misunderstanding.
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Army seizes Kabul as new Afghan government proclaims republic
Kabul Radio reported the new revolutionary government is ruling successfully with the army in full control of the internal situation. Lt. Gen. Mohammed Daud Khan, former prime minister and king Zahir Shah’s son-in-law, seized control in Kabul on Monday, deposed the king, and proclaimed Afghanistan a republic while the king is in Italy for medical treatment.
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Chuckle It's Sad to Watch People Squandering Money
A reflective note laments watching others waste funds and the speaker's inability to assist, underscoring financial frustration and helplessness.
FTC files antitrust suit against eight major oil companies
The Federal Trade Commission accuses Exxon Texaco Gulf Mobil Standard of California Standard of Indiana Shell and Atlantic Richfield of anticompetitive tactics boosting profits and raising gasoline prices. FTC cites vertical integration and notes 44 billion in 1972 sales. AAA and a government fuel expert say shortages ease.
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Standard of Indiana
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