Ehrlichman’s Watergate fall and lingering doubt after resignation
Ehrlichman, longtime Nixon adviser, faded from power as Watergate scandals closed in. The former Seattle lawyer denied involvement in the cover up while resigning on April 30, 1973 and began rebuilding his life at his Great Falls Virginia home and Puget Sound residence with wife Jeanne.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
Ehrlichman
Watergate
Seattle, Wash
H. R. Haldeman
John W. Dean III
Plumbers
Daniel Elisberg
Central Intelligence Agency
Great Falls
UCLA
Sanford Law School
Seattle
Haldeman
McLean
White House
Jeanne
Puget Sound
Teens Attend Ohio Institute On Drugs And Alcohol
Fourteen Butler County students among 309 statewide to attend the Teen age Institute at Ohio Wesleyan University August 12 to 16. Sponsored by the Ohio Department of Health Alcoholism Program the institute aims to deepen understanding of abusive drug and alcohol use and enable students to share knowledge in their schools and communities.
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Butler County
Delaware
Civic Association
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio Department of Health
Ohio to curb hospital overbuilding with new review program
Ohio Health Department officials announced a program to reduce unnecessary hospital construction. Director Dr. John W. Cashman will review all new plans to prevent bed and service overbuilding, with noncompliant projects ineligible for Medicare and Medicaid under Social Security amendments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Health
John W. Cashman
Cashman
Postal unions ratify two year wage contract
Four unions representing 617000 of the 700000 postal workers ratify a new two year contract. Wages will rise about 1000 dollars annually from an average of 10000 dollars. National Letter Carriers Association officials, members 195000, initialed the seagment after prior ratification by American Postal Workers Union National Rural Letter Carriers Association and Mail Handlers Division.
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Washington
U.S. Postal Service
National Letter Carriers Association
American ‘Postal Workers Union
National Rural Letter ‘Carriers Association
Laborers International Union
Top profit companies pay highest
New York based remarks by Earle B. Barnes of Dow Chemical warn graduates to seek careers in high profit industries. Data from 1967-71 show petroleum refining earned about 10 cents per dollar with $4.82 average hourly wages, while chemical industry earned 6.5 cents and $3.94.
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New York
Earle B. Barnes
Dow Chemical
U.S.A
Ames
Chemical
Ley
Barnes
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