Nixon Impeachment Vote Advances by Judiciary Committee
The House Judiciary Committee, 27 to 11, approves a nine part article charging President Richard M. Nixon with obstructing justice in the Watergate coverup. The panel, with 21 Democrats and 6 Republicans backing, sends the measure to the full House with a timetable for trial in the Senate if approved.
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United States
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Peter W. Rodine Jr
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Senate
Democratic Party
Man Builds Own Park In Waldo After Fire
Bob Adams, 30, spent about nine months and ten thousand dollars to create Brotherly Love Park on three cleared acres in Waldo, Florida. He funded with savings, says no government help, and employs Rudolph Stephens to assist, keeping the park vandalism free as he focuses on rebuilding his house damaged by a March fire.
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Florida
Waldo, Fla
Adams
Rudolph Stephens
Stephens
Barbara
How Nixon impeachment vote split in House committee
The 27 to 11 roll call by the House Judiciary Committee approved an article impeaching President Nixon for obstructing justice. The panel also backed Sarbanes’s substitute language by the same 27 to 11 margin, listing the Democrats and Republicans voting for and against.
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Mass
Brooks
Tex
Kastenmeier
Wis
Edwards
Calif
Hungate
Conyers
Mich
Eilberg
Waldie
Carlif
Flowers
Ala
Mann
S.C. Sarbanes
Seiberling
Ohio
Danielson
Drinan
Rangel
N.Y. Jordan
N.J
Wiggins
Dennis
Ind
Mayne
Iowa
Loit, Miss. Moorhead
Maraziti, N.J
Latta, Ohio
Senate Prepares for Nixon Impeachment Trial
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield says he will meet with Republican Scott to launch formal impeachment trial preparations after the House Judiciary Committee votes to impeach President Nixon. He notes the Senate will decide procedures and that Burger would preside, with live TV coverage likely.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Senate
Nixon
Scott
Mansfield
House
Middletown Sees Slim Chance of Thundershower Relief
Forecast shows a slim chance of a wandering thundershower in the Middletown area with highs in the 80s. More of the same is expected Monday as dry spell relief remains unlikely.
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Middletown
Reineke Found Guilty in Perjury Case
Lt Gov Ed Reinecke of California convicted of perjury for testimony on ITT funding to the 1972 Republican National Convention. Judge Parker scheduled presentencing interview. no sentencing date set. Reagan expressed confidence in Reinecke's integrity despite verdict. term ends year end.
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Washington
Ed Reinecke
California
ITT
Reinecke
U.S
Barrington D. Parker
Clayton Jue Roth
Cyprus peace talks inch toward compromise at Geneva
United Nations officials in Cyprus reported a halt in Turkish military activity as Greece and Turkey moved toward a Cyprus cease fire framework. Diplomatic sources say the accord focuses on reinforcing the cease fire and paving the way for wider talks on the island’s political future. Turkish troop strength was about 25,000, with only resupply and maintenance shipments continued. Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit described talks with the Greek ambassador in Ankara as friendly.
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Cyprus
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Bulent Ecevit
Belly dancing class becomes YMCA hit in Middletown
Journal correspondent Jeri Izor recalls starting as a reluctant student and ending as a believer in belly dancing at the local YMCA. The feature notes the class’s surge in popularity and its presence in the community.
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