Waiting Begins In Watergate Case
Washington AP report outlines near verdict stage in the Watergate cover up trial. Jurors will hear closing arguments from Chief Prosecutor James Neal and a judge will explain legal points before deciding on five defendants including Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman Mardian Parkinson.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
James F. Neal
Watergate
U.S
John J. Sirica
Ess
Atty
John N. Mitchell
White House
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Robert C. Marcian
Kenneth W. Parkingon
Nixon
Mardian
Mitchell
Senate Watergate Committee
Haldeman
Watergate Committee
Ehrlichman
Sirica
Neal
Nashville
Tenn
Jacob Stein
Parkinson
Sneaky Burglar Strikes Ottawa Homes in Two-Week Spree
Ottawa police report at least 14 homes burglarized mainly in the southeast. Chief C. C. Johnson urges residents to notify police if they see suspicious persons. Burglaries occur mostly 6 to 10 p.m. with entry by picked locks or broken screens. Items stolen include money, jewelry, tapes, alcohol, and some Christmas packages. several cases involved unlocked or rummaged interiors and occasional unbroken valuables left behind. Several Friday incidents list addresses on Mulberry and Oak, with varied losses and no leads. Citizens are asked to call 242-1700 with tips.
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C. C. Johnson
Ottawa
Johnson
Greg Lauver
S. Mulberry
Gaylen Snodgrass
N. Mulberry
Ronald Yates
Yates
John Thornburg
S. Oak
US Steel to Close Gary Open Hearth Shop Over Fine
US Steel will shut down its Gary Indiana open hearth shop next week to avoid a 2300 dollar per day air pollution fine, prompting about 4000 layoffs in northwest Indiana. Judge Allen Sharp ordered closure by December 31 or pay the daily penalty, while EPA officials criticized the extension terms. Plant boss L Keith Smith cited preexisting market and safety concerns, with 2500 Gary Works workers to lose positions and 1500 additional jobs in related sectors.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
U.S., Steel Corp
Gary
Ind
Indiana
U.S
Allen Sharp
Hammond
Steel
U.S. Steel
Environmental Protection
EPA
Francis T. Mayo
Midwest
John Wilkes
L. Keith Smith
Gary Works
Harry Piasecki
United Steelworkers Local 1014
Train Derailment injures none seriously in Thompsonstown
Amtrak Broadway Limited derailment near Thompsonstown Pa left 15 to 20 passengers needing hospital checkups. Of 17 cars, 13 derailed but none overturned. 6 coaches, a club car, two diners and four sleepers. Train was en route Chicago to New York with 430 passengers and five crew members aboard.
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Thompsontown
Amtrak
Harrisburg
Lewistown Hospital
Brian Duff
Chicago
New York
Lewistown
Duffy
Duff
Ford Seeks Energy Policy Amid Clinton? Not Applicable
President Ford and advisers hold talks at Vail to forge a national energy plan amid a clash of ideas. Burns joins after a lengthy session. Nessen says decisions are not yet made as the group tackles inflation recession and the oil crisis.
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Vail, Colo
Ford
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Rocky Mountain
Nelsen
Study on world resources says shortages pose risk
Washington AP report cites White House study warning that while earth's crust holds ample materials beyond this century, rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions could trigger mistrust and conflict. It notes untapped Arctic, USSR, China, Amazon resources and oceans’ mining potential, with U S imports about 15 percent of consumption.
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Washington
White House
Arctic
Ussr
China
Amazon Basin
National Security Council
Council On International Economic Policy
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Etiquette Expert Amy Vanderbilt Dies in Fall
Amy Vanderbilt, trusted guide to social etiquette for millions, died in a fall or jump from a second story window at her Manhattan townhouse on the Upper East Side. Autopsy pending. husband Curtis B. Kellar and a son were at home as police investigated. Vanderbilt, 66, authored synd ica ted columns and books selling over five million copies and shaped wedding and funeral planning guidance since 1952.
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New York
Amy Vanderbilt
Manhattan
Miss Vanderbilt
Upper East Side
Metropolitan Hospital
Curtis B. Kellar
International
Mobil Oil Corp
Kellar
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Drought Victim Farmers Eligible for 5 Percent FHA Loans
Franklin County farmers hit by last summer’s drought may obtain five percent emergency loans from the Farmers Home Administration. County supervisor Elton G. Murrow said applicants with production losses of 10 percent or more can apply, with no operation size ceiling and no need to show credit denial elsewhere. Loans cover actual unreimbursed losses or production costs, are repayable, and require adequate security. Applications run through September 19, 1975, and contact is at the county office, 209 W. 2nd.
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Franklin County
Farmers Home Administration
Elton G. Murrow
Murrow
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Topeka
Kan
National Weather Service
Pennsylvania
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Vail Associates
Congress
Europe
Japan
America
Jan Aersten van der Bilt
Franklin County Courts
David Warren
Peg Santarpia
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