Historic Watergate trial opens amid Nixon allegations
Washington UPI The Watergate cover up case begins with five of seven indicted officials facing conspiracy to obstruct justice charges. Jury selection starts in Capitol Hill court, with hearings expected to last weeks and months, as Sirica oversees both courtroom phases and the Nixon health question looms.
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Jane Denison Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Robert C. Marcian
Kenneth W. Parkinson
White House
Mardian
Mitchell
Haldeman
Sirica
Washington
Norwalk United Fund aids needy through food and clothing
The St. Vincent de Paul Society volunteers provide food baskets and clothing to those in need in Norwalk, funding from The United Fund and benefactors, with personal interviews to assess aid and a refrain of non discrimination in assistance. Also named are National Merit commended students Kevin Hester and Timothy Rose from Norwalk High School for 1972 test performance. Court notices list speeding fines for Weglicki, Barden, and Eppler.
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St. Vincent de Paul Society
Norwalk Area
Merit Scholarship Corp
Kevin Hester
Timothy Rose
Kevin
David L. Hester
Norwalk
Timothy
Shirley Rose
Southgate Dr
United States
Theodore F. Weglicki
Jefferson St
Renee A. Barden
Sandusky
Thomas L. Eppler
Milan
Nixon Offers Pardon Not Taken Seriously by Ford
Former President Nixon offered to return his pardon in a telephone talk with President Ford on Aug 17 but White House aide Nessen said Ford viewed it as a polite gesture and not a serious legal offer. Ford has not decided on testifying to a House Judiciary subcommittee.
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Nessen
Nixon
Ford
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Philip Buchen
White House
Weather and frost impact on farms and gardens
The Sept. 22 frost damaged tomatoes peppers melons and leafy crops. Soybeans maturing unaffected while immature beans worsen yield. Corn silage value per ton and feed costs are analyzed for salvage options and storage. Root crops remain unaffected and gardens can aid by harvesting green tomatoes for mincemeat or storage to mature.
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John K. Wells
Paul Wright
Our
Vandals Damage Property at Ohio Farm and Arrests
Two men are sought by the Huron County Sheriff after vandals damaged a farm at Ohio 61 and Mill Road. Joseph Allen Ringer, 18, of rural Monroeville, is charged with vandalism and auto theft in the incident linked to two stolen dump trucks from Acme Paving Co. Greenwich. A mowing machine and clover field were also damaged. Navy radioman Timothy A. Tillinghast, from Norwalk, reported to Cecil Field Florida. Miami University won a $30000 grant for drug and health education for 1974 75 from the Ohio Department of Education.
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North Fairfield
Huron County Sheriff's Office
Joseph Allen Ringer
Monroeville
David Stephens
Ohio 61
Mill Road
Stephens
Ringer
Sheriff's Office
Acme Paving Co
Greenwich
Navy
Timothy A. Tillinghast
Mary
Richard Knittel
New State Road
Norwalk
Naval Air Station
Cecil Field
Fla
Berlin
Kissinger as Diplomatic Psychologist on World Stage
CBS News analyst Marvin Kalb lauds Henry Kissinger as a supreme diplomat and strategist. He notes Kissinger’s moral complexity, long-term view, and willingness to use bold moves to avert global disaster, while admiring leaders like Nixon and De Gaulle.
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Frank S. Sweatlow
New York
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Marvin Kalb
CBS New
Kalb
Bernard
Kissinger
Secretary of State
Middle East
Moscow
Redds
Sadat
Egypt
Mideast
CBS News
U.S
Vietnam
Marvin
Germany
United States
Russia
Chile
Chouen-lai
China
Charles de Gaulle
France
Richard Nixon
Humdinger Corn Stalk Grows 21 Ears in Illinois Yard
In Harrisburg Illinois Victor Hamm’s eight foot corn stalk has 21 shoots, about half forming ears. The plant sprouted from kernels Hamm’s wife shook from trousers. Experts note the plant’s light, moisture, and nutrient access and rare multi ear production.
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Harrisburg
Ini
UPI
Illinois
Victor Humm
Hamm
Saline County
Robert Edgar
Walter O. Scott
University of Illinois At Urbana
Toledo Diocese Bishop Reports Vatican Praise Of Vocations And Schools
Pope Paul VI told Bishop John A. Donovan of Toledo he was pleased with the diocese spiritual vocations program and the robust Catholic schools system serving more than 332 000 Catholics across 19 counties. Donovan recounted the private audience during his Rome visit to report on northwestern Ohio church status.
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John A. Donovan
Toledo
Pope Paul
Donovan
Vatican
Ohio
Holy Father
U.S
The
Munich
Germany
Rome
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Mayor’s Court
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Oxford, Ohio
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