Carter says Nixon guilty Impeachable offenses in Watergate
President Carter says former President Nixon committed impeachable offenses in Watergate and rationalized away guilt. He noted Nixon told David Frost he lacked criminal intent, while European leaders prefer the subject not be revived. Senate leader Baker cautioned he lacks secondhand proof, but supports Carter’s right to his view.
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Georgetown
Notice in Bradfield Domestic Relations case in Ohio
Fitzgerald Schreiber unknown address is named in a Hamilton Ohio common pleas court domestic relations case number DR7 04 0744. Beverly A Schreiber seeks relief for alleged acts of gross neglect of duty and the defendant must answer within 28 days after June 10 1977. failure may result in judgment for relief demanded. Edward S Robb Sr Clerk Brenda Redden Deputy Douglas W Casper attorney located Middletown Ohio 45042.
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Fitzgerald Schreiber
Beverly A. Schreiber
Common Pleas Court Division of Domestic Relations
Hamilton
Ohio
Edward S. Robb, SR
Brenda Redden
Douglas W. Casper
House votes to embargo Cuba and Vietnam in foreign aid bill
The House approved a 1.7 billion dollar foreign aid bill with an embargo amendment against Cuba and Vietnam by 288 to 119. The package also authorizes 1.1 billion for global food, population, and development programs and 270 million to international organizations. A ban on forced sterilization funding passed, while an attempt to bar sterilization as birth control failed.
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Births and dismissals listed from area hospitals
Vital statistics show several births yesterday and today at Fort Hamilton Hughes and Miami Valley Hospitals. Names include Rodger and Nancy Hamilton girl, John Trammell II boy, Michael Kraft girl, Weatherwax girl, Flannery boy. Multiple listed dismissals include Beverly Lakes, James Lamphier, Margaret Shrout, Elsie Baker, Roy Pritchard, W Homer Boxwell, LeRoy Fletcher, John Homan, Marie Litsch, Mary Crouch, Steven Davis, Friedrich Graf, Donald Jay, Martha Richard, James Ross, Mollie Webb.
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Rodger Hamilton
Tytus Ave
John Trammell II
S. Main St
Michael Kraft
Village Drive
Franklin
Paul Weatherwax
Aeronca
Beverly Lakes
Linden Ave
James Lamphier
Aberdeen Drive
Margaret Shrout
Crawford St
Elsie Baker
Carlisle
Roy Pritchard
W. Homer Boxwell
Park Drive
LeRoy Fletcher
Jewell Ave
John EF. Homan
Marie Litsch
Goldman Ave
Mary Crouch
Middletown
Oxford Road
Steven Davis
14Th Ave
Friedrich Graf
Bayview Drive
Donald CC. Jay
Roosevelt Ave
Martha Richard
James C. Ross
Nixon casts himself as cool hand in foreign policy
In a David Frost interview Nixon presents himself as in control of U S foreign policy and recalls pressuring Kissinger to sustain Cambodia operations in 1970 and ordering Pentagon to aid Israel after the 1973 Yom Kippur War. He calls Kissinger a genius and describes other world leaders with mixed tones.
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David Frost
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Cambodia
Kent State
Kissinger
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Israel
Egypt
Syria
Mao Tse-tung
China
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