Saxbe Says Nixon Wrong On Watergate Disclosure
Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe criticizes President Nixon for discussing secret grand jury proceedings on Watergate with aides. He defended Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry Petersen and noted Petersen would not have spoken if he knew the matter would be leaked. Saxbe spoke during an interview with George Will for a TV program.
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Washington
William B. Saxbe
Nixon
Saxbe
Asst
Henry Petersen
Haldeman
Mr. Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Petersen
White House
Ehrlichman
Streaker Rhodes posters spotlight Ohio campaign materials
Ohio Secretary of State Ted Brown will forward hearing results on posters showing Rhodes streaking at the statehouse to the attorney general. Lana Greenbaum described the idea as a business venture, noting about 200 flyers were produced and later dropped.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ted W. Brown
James A. Rhodes
Statehouse
Lana Greenbaum
Brown
Nixon
Miss Greenbaum
Rhodes
Ohio
Sticker
James Marsh
Middletown Area Weather Forecast Details
Clear skies and lows in the low 60s forecast for Middletown tonight with a chance of showers. Highs near 80 on Wednesday. Yesterday’s high 68 and overnight low 50. Extended outlook shows highs in the low 80s Thursday and Friday with showers possible both days.
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Middletown
Nixon pledges continued aid to Jordan and talks invitation
President Nixon ended his Middle East tour with a pledge of ongoing military and economic assistance to Jordan. He invited King Hussein to Washington for talks on the crisis and broader regional issues.
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Amman
Jordan
Nixon
Middle East
King Hussein
Washington
Israel
Portugal
Azores
Atlantic
Antonio de Spinola
Hussein
Alyia
United States
U.S
Few States Claim Disaster Act Grants Amid Low Takeup
In four weeks only two of six declared disaster states tapped the Disaster Relief Act grant program. No other approved states since April 20, 1973 sought entry under retroactivity. Grants up to 5000 dollars aid individuals after a major disaster if other programs do not apply.
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Washington
Five Family Members Killed in Suburban Illinois Home
Authorities report the Fuchs family and their eldest son may be part of a homicide tied to a basement slaying and an ensuing fire at a brick ranch in Park Ridge, northwest of Chicago. The mother, Ruth, and children Linda and Scott show bound and wound evidence. the father Raymond is found near Scott. The arson is suspected to cover the crimes. The unidentified son Jeffrey may be the fire victim.
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Park Ridge
Ill
Raymond A. Fuchs
Ruth
Linda
Scott
Chicago
Jeffrey
Sciaraffa
Fuchs
Billions in Government Data Banks Spark Privacy Debate
A Senate subcommittee examines a 4,000 page report showing 1.25 billion data points on U.S. citizens across 54 federal agencies. It notes 858 federal data banks, 86 percent computerized, many without legal authority, and about 29 banks hold negative information like blacklists and civil disturbance files.
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Washington
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