McCord seeks new trial in Watergate case
Bernard Fensterwald, attorney for James W. McCord Jr., filed in US District Court for a new trial or overturning the conviction, arguing a government witness gave perjured testimony and information was withheld. The move comes as two former Nixon aides testife in Los Angeles and a judge weighing whether to halt live Watergate broadcast coverage.
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Nixon
Daniel Ellsberg
Washington
Senate
McCord
Democratic National Committee
Lowell P. Weicker
G. Gordon Liddy
Connecticut Republican
Herbert L. Porter
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Fensterwal
Porter
Fensterwald
John J. Sirica
Gerald Alch
John D. Ehrlichman
Charles W. Colson
Elisberg
Ehrlichman
White House
John W. Dean III
Dean
H. R. Haldeman
FDA warns on mislabeled Pure-Pac Epsom Salt shipment
The FDA cautions that one pound Pure-Pac Epsom Salt containers carry potassium nitrate, a chemical dangerous to certain individuals. Lot 012M4 from Pure-Pac Pharmaceutical Co. of Elizabeth New Jersey was distributed Feb 5 to May 28 to wholesalers nationwide. About 960 suspect containers were shipped with 23 already recovered. consumers should destroy any found and report poisonings to hospitals.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Pure- Pac Pharmaceutical Co
Elizabeth, N.J
Library amnesty in Cincinnati forgives overdue fines
Thousands of Cincinnati residents returned overdue books after a library fines amnesty. Duces Wild by Harold MacGrath led late returns, due Sept 28 1912, with potential fines totaling 656.17. Other top overdue items included The Five Little Peppers and How They Grew, Nine Old Men, and Commentaries on the Laws of England. Combined absolved fines for the three books reached 1556.95.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
England
Skylab astronauts plan heavy research day at space center
Skylab crew Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz planned a busy schedule of medical tests three solar telescope sessions and an earth resources study from Washington state to northern South America after restoring power from a repaired solar panel The panel can supply up to 3000 watts boosting operations and lighting while coolant loop issues near a 118 foot laboratory are addressed by mission control The problem may involve a frozen valve but a full loss would not critically affect the mission
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Space Agency
Mission Control
Leo Reinartz dies a Middletown steel leader at 84
Leo F. Reinartz 84 longtime Armco Steel executive and Middletown civic leader died yesterday at Driftwood Convalescent Hospital Gilroy California after a monthlong stay. He shaped Middletown projects helped found the Industrial Council Senior Citizens Club and safety groups and led hospital and school drives. Surviving are his wife Mathilda two daughters brothers a sister five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday Bethlehem Lutheran Church burial Woodside Cemetery arrangements Wilson Schramm Memorial Home
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Armco Steel
Middletown
Driftwood Convalescent Hospital
Gilroy
Calif
Reinartz
Middletown Industrial Council
Senior Citizens Club
Middletown Area Safety Council
YMCA
Middletown Hospital
Better Schools Committee
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Carnegie-Mellon Institute
Lutheran Church
Bethlehem Lutheran
Mathilda
Helen Duffin
Mathilda Grahms
Parkersburg
W. Va
Paul Reinartz
Orlando
Fla
Frederick Eppling Reinartz
D.D
Columbia
S.C
Sarah Denton
Jacksonville
Mich
Leo Reinartz Jr
Philippine Islands
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Paul Bergdal
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home
Brudno Air Force captain dies by own action
Rabbi David J. Jacobs spoke at Brudno's funeral detailing how years in captivity in Vietnam, guilt over failing to meet his own dreams, and perceived world corruption led to his suicide by barbiturate overdose. Brudno, a Quincy native, was shot down October 18 1965 and returned home to marry weeks later.
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Brudno
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Air Force
Vietnam
Temple Beth el
North Vietnam
Harrison
N.Y
Quincy
Rabbi Jacobs
One Dead 140 Hurt In Mount Vernon Train Crash
A packed Penn Central commuter express slammed into a local train at Mount Vernon station leaving one dead and about 140 injured. Rail officials opened inquiries as reports said the express may not have slowed before impact. Passengers included Colin Hughes and former Sen. John Sherman Cooper. Dominic Gomes of Port Chester was identified as the deceased.
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Mount Vernon
N.Y
Penn Central Railroad
Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Dominic Gomes
Port Chester
Middletown Weekend Weather Forecast
The Middletown area should stay dry this weekend with only a 10 percent chance of precipitation. Highs will be in the low 80s today, with Sunday rain unlikely. Expect mild, partly cloudy conditions through Monday and overnight lows near 60.
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