Clerides accuses Turkey of breaching Cyprus cease fire
President Glafcos Clerides charged that Turkey was violating the four day old cease fire with land grabs and threatened to resume fighting unless Turkish advances stop. He urged countermeasures as Greek, Turkish and British diplomats met at Geneva to press for cease fire monitoring and talks.
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Glafcos Clerides
Turkey
Cyprus
Clerides
Kyrenia
Greece
Britain
Palace of Nations
Lake Geneva
U.N
Europe
James Callaghan
Turan Ganes
Committee Faces Impeachment Vote On Nixon Articles
The House Judiciary Committee weighs articles of impeachment against President Nixon in a nationally televised session. Chairman Rodino expects a majority may back impeachment if a solid article is drafted, with debates extending into the night.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Peter W. Rodine Jr
D-N.j
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Delbert Latta
Robio
Ed Reinecke
California
Rodino
Judge to set timetable if there's tapes delay
Presidential attorney James D. St Clair said the White House could not meet Jaworski's 10 day deadline to surrender 64 Watergate tapes. Judge Sirica offered to set a timetable himself if the parties cannot agree, while St Clair noted the process would begin immediately and Jaworski said 33 tapes were nearly ready for Sirica's review for relevance.
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Washington
James D. St. Clair
Leon Jaworski
White House
Sirica
St. Clair
Jaworski
Nixon outlines no surprise plan to curb inflation
President Nixon offers a policy to curb inflation featuring a federal payroll cut of 40 000 and a call for citizens to save 15 cents per 10 dollars. He urges spending restraint and energy self sufficiency while promising a near 5 billion cut from the current budget and a 40 000 federal workforce reduction by next June 30.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
Husband finds wife after long garment bag misstep
In Sheridan Wye AP report Oden Dunham of Chanute Kane misplaced his wife after a garment bag incident and tracked her down more than 200 miles away. The final note of the tale is a hanging garment.
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Sheridan
Wye
Oden Dunham
Chanute
Kane
Dunhams
Kidnaping of Napper Shocks Evanston Couple
In Evanston Illinois a woman napping in a car was abducted by a stranger who jumped in and drove off with her inside. Margaret Smith 53 of Morton Grove said her fiancé Dr. Kelsey Peterson 65 parked to buy a newspaper and returned to find her missing. She escaped by jumping from the moving vehicle.
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Evanston, Ill
Margaret Smith
Morton Grove
Ill
Kelsey Peterson
Legal Services Corporation to Oversee Legal Aid Program
A new law creates an independent Legal Services Corporation to replace the Office of Economic Opportunity as the overseer of the federal legal aid program for the poor. Signing was announced on Thursday. Lawyers will handle civil cases including rent disputes custody and housing while barred from draft desegregation labor related suits.
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Washington
Nixon
Legal Services Corporation
Office of Economic Opportunity
Legal Services
Weather and legal funding shift noted in Middletown region
Forecast calls for clear skies with mid-60s overnight and mid-80s highs through Saturday in Middletown with a chance of showers. The extended outlook shows fair Sunday and Monday and a Tuesday shower chance. Congress passed a compromise legal services bill raising the program from 71.5 million to 90 million this year and 100 million next year, requiring law school research centers be barred from contracts.
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Middletown
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Senate
Appropriations Committees
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