Third impeachment article eyed as Nixon faces subpoenas
The House Judiciary Committee moves toward a third impeachment article charging Nixon with violating his oath and duties by defying subpoenas. Rep. McClory predicts a 22 to 16 vote. a fourth article on finances is possible. The panel previously approved an article accusing abuse of power by 28 to 10 amid partisan debate.
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Washington
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Robert McClory
R Ill
21 Committee
Democrats
Republic
Lawrence J. Hogan
Robert F. Drinan
D-Mass
England
Delbert L. Latta
Ohio
Charles E. Wiggins
Calif
Internal Revenue Service
Wiggins
McClory
White House
Bengal tiger cubs born at Cincinnati Zoo grow rapidly
Four rare Bengal tiger cubs born June 20 at the Cincinnati Zoo have doubled their weight in five weeks. Three cubs are white and one is tawny, each carrying genes for the white breed. They have all but four back molars. tigers typically have 28 teeth.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati Zoo
Swine Market Closure and Expansion Plan in Cincinnati
AP reports E Kahn's Sons Inc and the Cincinnati Union Stock Yard Co announce the hog market in Cincinnati will close on October 7. Kahn's will buy 10 of the yards' 32 acres for expansion at a price of 650000 dollars and will purchase hogs directly from farmers. The stock yards will keep eight acres for cattle and sheep and reserve 14 acres for industrial development.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
E. Kahn’s Sons, Inc
Cincinnati Union Stock Yard Co
Cincinnati
Kahn's
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards Co
Germantown Sprinkling Ban Amid Water Demand Rise
Area water officials report no shortage threat as usage climbs. Germantown bans lawn sprinkling due to two of its four wells being down for repairs cutting capacity by half. City Administrator Dan Anslinger says wells should be back online by tomorrow evening. Other cities in the region report ample supplies despite higher pumping levels.
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John Kiesewetter
Germantown
Dan Anslinger
Anslinger
Franklin
Lebanon
Trenton
Warren County
Monroe
Miami Valley
Lawas
Surplus of gasoline but prices still high
Major refiners cut gasoline production as high prices reduced demand and boosted inventories. API data show a weekly average of 6.81 million barrels per day refined in the week ended July 19, down from 6.88 million a year earlier and 6.89 million earlier in the month. Gasoline and crude oil inventories rose about 9 percent in that period.
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New York
American Petroleum Institute
API
Middletown Weather Then Outlook and Market Insight
Weather in Middletown calls for clear skies tonight with mid-50s lows and a Wednesday high in the low 80s. Yesterday's high was 87 and the overnight low 56. Extended outlook shows Thursday clouds and a chance of Friday showers. Separately, refiners trim output due to ample supplies and tight storage, a move experts say may prevent a sharp price drop. Ivan Maple of the Federal Energy Administration notes the selling bottleneck, while major dealers report under allocations and regional price wars.
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Middletown
Ivan Maple
Federal Energy Administration
Turks Make Proposals for Cyprus Peace Talks in Geneva
The Associated Press reports Turkey presented new proposals at the Geneva talks narrowing the gap on Turkish troop withdrawals as Kissinger spoke with Turkish Premier Ecevit. Greek delegates expressed cautious optimism as ministers met with Callaghan to push toward specific disengagement arrangements on Cyprus.
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Turkey
Cyprus
Geneva
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Bulent Ecevit
Ankara
James Callaghan
George Mavros
Turan Ganes
Callaghan
Palace of Nations
Nicosia
Kyrenia
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