Governors Seek Ethics Reforms at Meet to Avert Watergate Talk
At Seattle the nation’s governors open their annual meeting aiming to avoid Watergate speculation while touting state leadership on ethics and campaign finance reforms. Evans cites sunshine laws and disclosure as progress. several governors urge Nixon to provide sought material or resign.
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Senate Debates Military Bill
The Senate opens debate on a 21.8 billion military procurement bill focusing on nuclear weapons accuracy and yield to offer strategic flexibility. Critics warn it could trigger a U.S. Soviet arms race while lawmakers discuss related tax and Sugar Act extensions and House actions on defense funding.
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Eight States Hold Tuesday Primary Contests
The Associated Press reports eight states vote Tuesday to nominate successors for retiring governors in California and New Mexico and a U S senator in Iowa. Key battles include California governor and Senate nominations, New Mexico governor race, and Iowa Senate race with incumbent Hughes leaving politics.
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Market gains on rate cut boosts Dow Jones
The stock market rose modestly as a large Chicago bank cut its prime rate. The 10 30 am Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 3 52 points to 805 69 with gainers leading losers on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Colson Pleads Guilty in Ellsberg Case and Watergate Tie
Former Nixon aide Chiade W Colson pleaded guilty to leading an attempt to defame Daniel Ellsberg and obstruct justice. He faces a five year term and a $5,000 fine, with other charges dropped as part of the plea. Sentencing is set for June 21 in U.S. District Court.
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New Israeli Leader To Work For Peace
Premier designate Yitzhak Rabin outlined a peaceful path in the Middle East while signaling no withdrawal to prewar 1967 borders. He said disengagement pacts with Egypt and Syria are not final peace and urged steps toward a full settlement with Egypt, questioning Syria’s willingness to sign. Rabin warned Lebanon's instability could shift blame to its government if Arab terrorists cross Beirut borders.
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Clothing Workers Strike Widens in Frederick County
Hundreds of Frederick County garment workers joined 110000 ACWA members nationwide as the first garment industry strike in 50 years escalated. Picket lines formed at 7 a.m. outside Sagner, Hartz, and MeGuesta Mills locations, with 70 of 130 Sagner HQ employees on duty by 9 a.m. The action is part of more than 700 pickets opposing men and boys apparel manufacturers across the country.
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Workers Strike Across Nation Hit 100 Towns In 30 States
About 40,000 pocketmakers cutters and other workers walk out in a wage dispute. New York City area hosts many pickets as ACWA seeks higher wages cost of living protections and fringe benefits. At Brunswick MeGuesta Mills Belair Sportswear workers join 100 per cent strike. 109 employed there.
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Judiciary panel probes ITT settlement in impeachment inquiry
House Judiciary Committee widens focus to the ITT antitrust settlement amid a prosecutor's finding exonerating corporate officials. Chairman Rodino says inquiry stays independent. Six West Coast governors urge Nixon to release sought evidence. The probe also examines a 1972 Republican convention funding pledge in exchange for the ITT suit service.
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Frederick County Divorce Rate Rises In 1973
A Frederick County study shows 1973 had 1 060 marriages and 288 divorces, a 3 7 to 1 ratio, higher than 1972 but below the national rate. Average marriage length ending in divorce was 9.2 years. most split before 10 years, with 22 children in 72 cases awarded to husbands and 57 to wives.
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