Mitchell exits Wall Street firm amid perjury charges
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell withdraws from Mudge Rose Guthrie Alexander and Mitchell after being indicted on perjury and obstruction charges. The firm will drop Mitchell’s name. Also, Nixon signs rural electrification and legal aid bill while botulism cases in Wheeling hospitalize eight from a Pittsburgh outing.
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New York
UPI
John N. Mitchell
Wall Street
Mitchell
Mudge
Rose
Guthrie
Alexander
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Robert L. Vesco
New Jersey Senate
Harry L. Sears
Governors Declare Watergate Statement At New York Meeting
Republican governors adopted a three word statement We deplore Watergate at a private conference held at Nelson Rockefeller s Pocantico Hills estate in New York. The 45 word message backed the United States and President Nixon at the spring meeting of the Republican Governors Association.
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New York
UPI
United States
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
N.Y
Republican Governors Association
Rainy Spring Keeps Ohio Farmers Behind Planting Pace
Ohio farmers fall far behind in field work due to heavy spring rains. Delon Brown, statistician for the Ohio Crop Reporting Service, reports only about eight favorable planting days from April 1 to May 7, far below 13 days last year and 27 days in April 1971.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Crop Reporting Service
Ohio
Delon Brown
Gray says he warned Nixon of White House interference
Former acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray testified to Senate attorneys that he warned President Nixon last July about White House aides meddling in the Watergate probe. He also said ex-White House aide Ehrlichman hindered the FBI investigation soon after the Democratic headquarters bugging in June.
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ABC
Gray
Senate
White House
John Ehrlichman
FBI
Senate Committee
Baltimore Sun
New York Daily News
New York Times
Nixon
the Sun
CIA
The
Daily News
Pat
the News
Accountant Pleads Guilty in 1972 Florida Primary Sabotage
George A. Hearing admitted publishing and distributing the Muskie Letter accusing Senators Henry M. Jackson and Hubert H. Humphrey of sexual misconduct. The plea resolves one count of a two count federal indictment in Tampa Florida.
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Tampa
Fla
UPI
George A. Hearing
Florida
Connally takes leave amid Watergate campaign ties
White House adviser John B. Connally resigns from corporate boards and leaves his Texas law firm to avoid ties to a $100,000 Watergate related campaign contribution. Gulf Resources president Robert H. Allen is linked to the donation. Skylab three man crew complete training ahead of 28 day mission launch.
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Washington
UPI
John B. Connally
White House
Texas
Connally
Gulf Resources and Chemical Co
Robert H. Allen
Houston
Cape Kennedy
America
Space Station
Johnson Space Center
Charles
Pete’’ Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Orbiting Space Station
Weather outlook and tonight's conditions
Variable cloudiness and cool tonight and Sunday with a chance of showers. Lows tonight in the upper 30s and low 40s. Highs Sunday in the low to mid 50s. Also notes several deaths in Willard and Plymouth.
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Norwalk
Tornado Damage Estimated at 512 Million in Willard Area
Ohio Civil Defense officials toured the ravaged Willard area while losses in Cable Village and Willard Mobile Home Park reached 400 000 and 515 000 dollars with other sites including Briarwood Estates and local dealerships also suffering substantial damage. Authorities sought federal disaster aid and a curfew remained in effect as looting concerns persisted. Three people were killed and over 100 injured. the Red Cross searched for a missing Kaiser Cruise family. National Guard maintained security and road cleanup continued.
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Willard
U.S
Ohio Civil Defense
Robert Siler
James Jordan
Michael G. Orenic
Cable Village
Willard Mobile Home Park
Briarwood Estates
Cy Reed
Mastron
Triangle
Buckingham Farm Equipment
Huron County Commissioners
James J. Gilligan
Ohio
Neal Zick
Red Cross
Kaiser Cruise
Jade
Jenna
Robert
Burnett Holbrook
Huron County
Attica
Greenwich
Roger Dixon
Huron County Health Department
All-Male Household Celebrates Mother's Day Traditions
Mrs. Albine Kacharsky of 35 Garcia Drive raises five sons James 17 Bill Jr 16 Kevin 14 John Paul 13 and Christopher 342 who share chores and meals. The family plans football driven menus and weekend sports dominate life as her oldest Bill Sr offers to take over the paper route.
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Susan Staggers
Albine Kacharsky
Garcia Drive
James
Bill, Jr
Kevin
John Paul
Christopher
Gilligan Calls for Appointment of Judges in Ohio
Gov John J Gilligan urged appointive over elective judges at the Ohio State Bar Association meeting while acknowledging voters reluctance to give up the right to elect. He questioned the meaning of a four million voter electorate in judging judicial and personal qualifications for high courts.
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Howard Street
224
John Borgia
Mansfield
Borgia
Orenic
Dayton
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Ohio State Bar Association
Gilligan
Ohio
Supreme Court
Nude sculptures by a Wood High student banned from art show
Houston UPI reports 17 year old Jean Elizabeth Hutcheson faced removal of two nude sculptures deemed too sexy for the school festival. Her father H L Hutcheson displayed the pieces on his car hood across from the school as officials explained the ban.
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Houston
UPI
Jean Elizabeth Hutcheson
H.L. Hutcheson
Hutchison
Hutcheson
Wood High School
Noalk The Shoestring Players Present Flapper's Folly
The Shoestring Players bring Flapper's Folly to Milan Town Hall this weekend with an 8 15 show time. The big event this weekend is Mother's Day Sunday.
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Milan Town Hall
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