Supreme Court to rule early on Nixon executive privilege
The Supreme Court plans an early decision on whether President Nixon may withhold White House evidence in the trials of his former aides. A July 8 hearing will address executive privilege and the secrecy of conversations with close advisers now facing charges. Leon Jaworski led the prosecution.
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Supreme Court
Nixon
White House
High Court
Leon Jaworski
Rodino
New Jersey Democrat
U.S
John J. Sirica
Artificial liquid breathing eyed for medical uses
A University of Cincinnati scientist outlines a practical oxygenated fluorocarbon liquid that could enable liquid breathing for submerged humans. He cites potential in organ preservation especially kidneys, ease of storage, no blood typing, and sterilization. Animal tests show rats, cats, and mice breathing the liquid without gagging. Possible future human testing could aid transfusion, spaceflight, and treatment of sickle cell anemia.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Leland Clarke Jr
Associated Press
Clarke
Journal Home Delivery Price Increase
Effective Sunday the Journal will raise home delivery by carrier to 95 cents per week and motor route delivery to 1.05 dollars per week while discontinuing tube charges. Newsstand prices stay at 15 cents daily and 25 cents on Sunday. Carriers share in the increase to cover production and delivery costs.
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Teens surrender after Sacramento bank hostage drama
Two teens, Michael Madigan and Brian Young, walked out of a Rancho Cordova bank with 25 hostages after more than seven hours. One teen was unidentified, a third youth was in custody, and $1 million in ransom was recovered in brown paper bundles.
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Calif
Sacramento
Bill Miller
Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office
Michael Madigan
Brian Young
Miller
The
Crocker Bank
Adelle Davis, Nutrition Crusader, Dies at 70
Adelle Davis, a leading advocate for natural foods and critic of American diets, died of bone cancer at age 70. She had learned of her illness early last year and continued promoting health through natural foods, writing four best selling books and appearing on television and lecture circuits.
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Davis
Middletown Weather Forecast Splits Skies Tonight
Partly cloudy skies and overnight lows in the mid 50s are forecast for the Middletown area. Sunny skies and highs in the low 70s expected. The extended outlook shows mild temperatures early next week with a chance of showers on Wednesday.
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Middletown
Mideast POW exchange begins
The first day of the prisoner swap sees 38 released and wounded Israelis arriving at Ben-Gurion airport while 25 Syrians and one Moroccan reach Damascus. Golda Meir and Moshe Dayan greet the returning troops as Geneva talks proceed on further details of the disengagement pact.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Syria
Red Cross
Ben-Gurion
Golda Meir
Moshe Dayan
Mordechai Gur
Dayan
Tel Hashomer Ween
Golan Heights
Geneva
Francois Payot
Ohio Legion Leader criticizes Girls State policy on handicapped participation
Ohio state commander David Cropper defends Buckeye Girls State policy restricting handicapped girls from the program, saying it targets those needing assistance. He notes disabled boys and girls capable of meeting activities still participate. Gov. Gilligan opposes the policy and will attend, while four state agencies will not participate this year.
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The
American Legion
Buckeye Girls State
David Cropper
Cropper
John J. Gilligan
Katie
Ohio American Legion Auxiliary
Buckeye
Auxiliary
George Sallot
Ohio Auxiliary
Lester Merritt
Robert Tenenbaum
Gilligan
Departments of Economic and Community Development
Bureau of Employment Services, Rehabilitation and Correction and Taxation
Local Auxiliary clarifies Girls State selection process
The selection is run by high schools under state Auxiliary rules not by the local group. Teachers vote to pick participants who can self-support, with students coming from Columbus. Middletown High's Walter Miller notes selections come from the top third of juniors and recalls no explicit handicapped exclusion in voting guidelines.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Edward Cox
Girls
Columbus
Walter Miller
Middletown High School
Miller
Cincinnati construction workers strike spreads in region
More than 4,000 construction workers walked out in the Greater Cincinnati area after 11 unions failed to reach a deal with Allied Construction Industries of Cincinnati. Teamsters hit seven ready mix firms at midnight while other unions joined or prepared to.
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