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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1977

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Nixon and the Watergate tapes theater review preserves questions

The piece notes Nixon's Frost TV interview contrasts with Watergate records and his own words. It highlights alleged cover up motives, discussions with Haldeman about risks of a probe, and statements about perjury and obstruction. It cites committee findings and the grand jury listing Nixon as an unindicted conspirator.

Haldeman Mitchell Nixon Frost John Dean John Mitchell Dean

Wholesale prices jump again in April fueling inflation worries

April wholesale prices rose 1.1 percent matching March and following a 0.9 percent February gain. Farm products led with a 3.4 percent jump, processed foods and feeds up 2.5 percent, and wholesale coffee up 7.3 percent. Industrial commodities increased 0.6 percent as weather boosts fed costs and signals ongoing pass-through to consumer prices.

Cancer rate lower in well water users

Ohio State Cancer Center epidemiologist Dr. Nancy Reiches reports lower cancer rates among residents using well water than those drawing from rivers or lakes. She notes chlorine reactions with organic compounds, notably chloroform, drive risk, while affirming chlorine’s overall public health benefits. The study covers 12 Ohio cities including Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, and Toledo.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio National Environmental Defense Fund Miss Reichel Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center Rheiches Berea Bowling Green Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton Defiance East Liverpool Fremont Portsmouth Toledo Warren

Erhard Dies, Architect of West Germany Economic Miracle

Former German chancellor Ludwig Erhard died at 80 in Bonn after a long illness. He shaped postwar growth as chief economist and economy minister under Adenauer, pushing the 1948 deutschmark revaluation and lifting rationing to spur prosperity.

Bonn West Germany Ludwig Erhard Erhard Konrad Adenauer Federal Republic of Germany Adenauer

Partly cloudy with showers possible this weekend

Tonight and Friday bring partly cloudy skies with a 30 to 50 percent chance of rain. Lows dip to the low 60s and highs reach around 80, with weekend showers and mild highs in the upper 70s to 60s and nightly lows in the 50s.

Bishops Lift Old Decree on Divorced Catholics

Roman Catholic bishops in Chicago voted to lift a century-old excommunication decree barring divorced Americans who remarry from receiving Holy Communion. The action, urged by a canonical committee led by Bishop Cletus F. O'Donnell, awaits papal approval and would apply only in the United States. About 5 million of 49 million U S Catholics are divorced and remarried.

Chicago Community of Believers In Christ Esx Cletus F. O'Donnell Madison Wis Baltimore United States

Nixon denies crimes but admits bad judgments in Watergate interview

Richard M. Nixon, in a televised 9 minute interview from his San Clemente estate, defended his actions while insisting he did not commit an impeachable crime. He acknowledged blunders and said he let the American people down, framing failures as mistakes of the heart rather than the head.

Washington Richard M. Nixon Nixon David Frost San Clemente White House Democratic National Committee

Nixon Interview Sparks Mixed Reactions Amid Watergate Echoes

Former President Nixon faced sharp partisan debate after his Frost interview. Lawmakers cite 7200 pages of evidence showing obstruction and abuse of power, while supporters praise candor and accountability. Critics blame timing and context as allies urge resignation.

Richard M. Nixon David Frost Peter Rodine New Jersey House Judiciary Committee Nixon Richard Nixon Rodino

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