Supreme Court Orders Nixon to Turn Over Watergate Tapes
The Supreme Court unanimously rules Nixon must surrender subpoenaed Watergate tapes and records for use in the six Nixon aides trial. Chief Justice Burger writes the opinion, affirming Sirica’s April 18 order and outlining limits on executive privilege while stressing due process.
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Charlotte Moulton
U.S
John J. Sirica
Nixon
Sirica
Leon Jaworski
Burger
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Ronald L. Ziegler
Dean Burch
Burch
Supreme Court
Jaworski
James D. St. Clair
Mock disaster drill tests hospital and police response
A simulated disaster will be staged in the Sycamore Hills subdivision tonight with about 30 people acting as injured victims. Student nurses from Sandusky and radiology students at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital will role play and be transported to Fisher-Titus for treatment to exercise hospital ambulance and police teams in a disaster scenario.
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Sycamore Hills
Sandusky
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Fisher- Titus
New Greek Premier Names Foreign Minister in Cyprus Talks
Constantine Karamanlis sworn in as Greece's first civilian premier in seven years seeks peace in Cyprus. He named George Mavros as foreign minister and expected to form a full cabinet later. In New York, an Argentine Airlines jet falsely hijacked over the Atlantic landed at Kennedy Airport after authorities found a mechanical error.
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Athens
UPI
Constantine Karamanlis
Greece
George Mavros
Cyprus
Karamanlis
New York
Argentine Airlines
Atlantic
Kennedy Airport
Aerolineas Argentinas
Braves name Clyde King new manager to replace Mathews
Atlanta Braves officials appoint Clyde King as manager to succeed Eddie Mathews. Star player Hank Aaron says he would have accepted the job if offered, criticizing the decision.
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Atlanta
UPI
Clyde King
San Francisco
Atlanta Braves
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Henry Aaron
Ohio Liquor Board Allows Lottery Ticket Sales
The Ohio Liquor Control Commission voted to let liquor and beer permit holders including bars taverns restaurants carryouts and grocery stores sell Ohio lottery tickets starting August 2.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Weather and life events in Norwalk area July 24 1974
Mostly sunny and warmer today with highs in the mid to upper 70s and 10 percent rain chance. Marriage licenses issued for six couples. births announced for seven families in Norwalk Monroeville and Willard area.
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William J. Walters
Battle Creek
Mich
Linda K. VanLoo
Willard
Lyle W. Smith
Monroeville
Marilyn A. Grine
Ronald W. Knittel
Norwalk
Sylvia A. Greenawalt
Patric O. Farrell
Rebecca A. Hagerman
Danny Sutherland
Terry Bell
Willard White
Myron Scheid
Panel Favors Impeachment By 21 Margin
Washington Republicans and Democrats break down support as the House Judiciary Committee opens impeachment debate. All 21 Democrats likely vote yes, with up to eight Republicans joining. Only Rep. Lawrence Hogan among Republicans stated support.
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Washington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Lawrence J. Hogan
Maryland
William S. Cohen
Maine
Hamilton Fish Jr
New York
M. Caldwell Butler
Virginia
Thomas F. Railsback
Robert McClory
Illinois
Henry P. Smith
Harold V. Froehlich
Wisconsin
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Charles E. Wiggins
California
David W. Dennis
Indians
Trent Lott
Mississippi
Carlos J. Moorhead
Joseph J. Maraziti
New Jersey
Delbert Latta
Ohio
Charles W. Sandman Jr
Wiley Mayne
Iowa
Great Plains Face Killer Drought Threat
Farmers and ranchers across Nebraska and surrounding states faced withering heat and drought as crop losses mount. Governor Exon warned of a potential $1 billion impact, noting half of Nebraska dry cropland lost and irrigated land yielding 30 percent less. Livestock ranges and pasture are drying, prompting calls for drought relief while anthrax outbreaks add to the crisis.
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United Press International
Nebraska
J.J. Exon
Exon
Street Contract Awarded in Norwalk for Garfield Street
Norwalk City Board of Control awarded the Garfield Street rebuild to Firelands Equipment and Construction Inc. of Wakeman at 848695 dollars. The concrete street will be widened and rebuilt with a new base to serve as a truck route, with work to start after the city completes a waterline installation.
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Garfield Street
Firelands Equipment and Construction Inc. of
Wakeman
Norwalk
Firelands Equipment
Wayne Goodsite
Norwalk weighs enclosing city pool for future needs
City Engineer Jim Widman told Mayor Goodsite and the Planning Commission that Norwalk faces decisions on whether to enclose the municipal pool and if the building should allow future recreation center additions. A 190 by 90 foot enclosure with locker room upgrades could be built, likely using a pre engineered steel structure, with further site work and parking considerations. A formal report with cost figures and alternatives is expected within a couple of weeks.
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Norwalk
Jim Widman
Goodsite
Planning Commission
Donald Wise
Widman
Whitney Field Pool
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