Probe questions White House on two unrecorded Watergate tapes
Watergate prosecutor Richard Ben Veniste told Judge John J. Sirica that questions remain about the White House claim two crucial conversations were not recorded. He cited inconsistencies in tape boxes, technician testimony, and diary revisions as potential issues needing further testimony.
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White House
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Ben Veniste
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J. Fred Buzhardt
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John W. Dean III
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John N. Mitchell
Lincoln
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Buzhardt
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Lucey delays special session over fuel fears in Wisconsin
Gov Patrick J Lucey postponed an immediate special session while keeping the option open if a fuel crisis worsens He named Stanley York to head a new Emergency Energy Assistance office to prevent shortages The AP notes also report details from the Watergate hearings and Wisconsin highway deaths reaching 955.
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UAW weighs reaffiliation with AFL CIO decision looming
United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock says the union is considering rejoining the AFL CIO, a move that would end a five year split. A full UAW convention in June would have to approve any decision amid policy and politics reservations.
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Harriman
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United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
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Woodcock
UAW
Ford backs impeachment probe but doubts grounds emerge
Vice President designate Gerald R Ford urges House to proceed with impeachment inquiry while voicing doubt about clear grounds. Hearings resume Monday with additional testimony from Ford.
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Gerald R. Ford
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Nixon
Ford
Senate Rules Committee
Meir reassured after talks with Nixon Kissinger
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir met with President Nixon and Secretary Kissinger in Washington seeking clarity on Middle East tensions. After an 80 minute meeting, she said there was no American pressure for concessions on cease fire lines and that arms supplies would continue without conditions.
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U.N. talks progress on Suez force as US USSR deadlock
Security Council members report partial progress on forming a U.N. military force to patrol ceasefire lines along the Suez Canal while the United States and the Soviet Union remain deadlocked over participation of bloc and NATO allies.
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Parent teacher conferences set for next week in Monroe
Monroe Public Schools announce next week’s conferences with no school for elementary and junior high on Nov eight and nine. High school students skip Friday. all return November 12. Kindergarten attends Wednesday. conferences run for parents of junior high by last name and for elementary by day.
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Girls’ Service Club
Carol DeMik
Jobless rate drops to 4.5 percent in October
The Labor Department reports the unemployment rate fell to 4.5 percent, the lowest since March 1970, as October employment rose by 570000 to 85.7 million. Adult men and teens drove gains, with black teen unemployment also easing. Total employment up 3.2 million since October 1972.
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Nixon
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Blackhawk Tech police graduates to be saluted at Beloit campus
Local law enforcement officers graduate after eight weeks at Blackhawk Technical Institute. Lt. Gov. Martin Schreiber speaks on Legislation Effecting Law Enforcement Training. Ralph A. Mann hosts. Academic Achievement and Firearms Proficiency Awards accompany certificates for 17 area graduates including Wolfe Piccione Twist Wolden Mayes Galston Lippincott Gable Elmer Strom Ashcraft Beane Lippincott Gable Elmer etc.
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Blackhawk Technical Institute
Beloit
Schreiber
Ralph A. Mann
Blackhawk Tech
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Baraboo
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Lee R. Twist
Brodhead
Phillip L. Wolden
Brooklyn
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Edgerton
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Milton
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Monroe
Terry L. Strom
Rock County
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Gary W. Blum
Town of Beloit
David A. Graves
Thomas R. Rutledge
Whitewater
Darrell R. Smith
Wisconsin Dells
Armstrong is Sentenced to 23 Years in Wisconsin Bombing
Karleton Armstrong, 27, was sentenced in Dane County Circuit Court to 23 years at Waupun State Prison for second degree murder and arson in the 1970 UW bombing that killed Robert Fassnacht. He was moved to the maximum security facility after the ruling as protesters clashed outside the courthouse.
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William Kunstler
Gray
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David Fine
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Del
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Havertown
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