Haldeman Begins Prison Term Five Years After Watergate Break-In
Former White House chief of staff Haldeman starts a two to eight year federal sentence at Lompoc, five years and five days after the Watergate break-in. He pled guilty to obstructing justice and lying under oath with Ehrlichman and Mitchell.
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New York Times
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Inside If You See a Crime Call This Number
A public safety advisory urges reporting crimes or suspicious activity by calling a designated number. It emphasizes vigilance and timely contact to aid enforcement efforts. Individuals are reminded to treat the tip line as a civic resource.
Fifth month in row as prices rise in May
Prices for food and fuel push the consumer price index up six tenths of a percent in May, the fifth straight month of gains. Food costs surged seven tenths, coffee prices fell at wholesale, and overall inflation remains above the 6 percent target with payrolls barely keeping pace.
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Oil divestiture supporters push strategy to force votes
Advocates for breaking up large oil firms shift tactics to win floor votes. In the House they target the Interior Committee with hearings on a self divestiture bill for energy firms seeking federal leases. Senators back horizontal divestiture to bar oil firms from non petroleum energy ventures.
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D-Mass
Carter weighs new form of three cent gas tax bid
Administration sources say a revived three cent gas tax, dubbed the Rostenkowski 3center, is under consideration. The plan earlier failed in the House Ways and Means Committee, with concerns over revenue distribution and rural impact. Rostenkowski notes ongoing discussion within the committee.
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Weather forecast and seasonal note
Skies will be clear tonight and Wednesday with lows around 53 and highs in the low 80s. Rain chances are near zero for tonight and tomorrow. Summer began at 8 44 this morning. Morning low was 56 and Monday high reached 86 with no rainfall recorded.
Community Education Study reviews elementary grading concerns
The Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce study notes the O S I U system is ambiguous and may hide true student progress. It urges consideration of A B C grading and calls for clearer reading level explanations on report cards to aid parent understanding.
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Middletown Area
Report Highlights School Book Shortcomings And Schedule Flaws
Textbook problems in math science and social studies drew strongest complaints with books seen as too difficult or outdated. The report urges new texts and earlier school start times to improve learning, notes high student turnover at several elementaries, and cites overcrowding and overuse of time for special programs. It also calls for full-time school nurses and better communication among teachers, administrators, parents, and the community.
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