Dean Testimony Draws Nixon Awareness Question
John W. Dean III testified before the Senate Watergate panel that he did not tell Nixon directly the Watergate story on September 15 but believes the President knew. Dean faced sharp questions as Frederick C. LaRue pleaded guilty in district court to conspiring to obstruct justice in the scandal. Dean described a 30 to 40 minute meeting where Nixon praised him and discussed the case, but he denied talks of payoffs, document destruction, or perjury plans. He also supplied documents alleging an enemies list kept by the White House.
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Washington
John W. Dean III
Nixon
White House
Senate
Frederick C. LaRue
Mississippi
South
U.S. District Court
LaRue
Dean
Edward J.gurney
R-Fla
Gurney
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
House
Watergate
CLA
Texas Heat Persists as Cool Front Edges In
Texas endures another hot day with a high of 101 and a 69 degree low. A new cool front traversed the Panhandle with scattered thundershowers in Northeast Texas and lingering heat elsewhere. Thunderstorms and severe weather plagued the Midwest and West, while rodeo tickets go on sale at City Hall with seating options and prices listed.
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Associated Press
Texas
Paris
Mount Pleasant
Oklahoma
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Hill
San An
Tonio
Midland
Galveston
Dalhart
Amarillo
New Mexico
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Great Lakes Region
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Colorado
California
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Chamber of Commerce
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Spring Green
Wis
Bloomington
Ind
Wisconsin
Sauk City
Madison
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Kansas Cities
Enterprise wins five awards in 1973 Texas Contest
The Pecos Enterprise earned two plaques and three certificates in the 1973 Texas Newspaper Contest. It captured the general excellence plaque for the June 1, 1972 front page and led division two with the highest total points among smaller papers.
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Enterprise
Texas Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise Today
Texas
Texas Press Association
Joyce Miller
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Pecos to Install 26 New Litter Receptacles
Pecos officials welcomed a shipment of 26 all steel litter receptacles from Im pact Advertising Company of Shreveport. Merchants sponsor the program at 3.95 per month for 24 months, after which the units are donated to the city and maintained by Impact Advertising.
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J.J. Maxey
Manuel Tru
Pecos
Shreveport
Impact Advertising Company
Claude S. Robinson
Impact
Security State Bank
Equipment Service Co
Yolanda’s House of Hair Styles
H&m Truck & Tractor Co
Crawford Hughes Agency
Dick’s Sweet Shop
Ben’s Spanish Inn
Holiday Inn
C&g Electric Co
Pecos Transit Mix
Stewart’s Florist
Town & Country Restaurant
Taylor Flower Shop
Las Palmas Cafe
Dozier Tractor , Implement Co
Howard’s Studio
West Texas Telephone Co
Nixon vetoes bombing bill amid Cambodia funding cut
Nixon vetoed a 3.4 billion supplementary money bill that would cut off funds for bombing Cambodia. The veto followed talks with Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott and House GOP leaders. The Senate had approved the measure 81 to 11 before sending it back to the House.
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San Clemente
Calif
California
White House
Nixon
U.S
Cambodia
Gerald Warren
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
City Budget Hearing Set For 1973 74 Plan
The proposed 1973 74 city budget will be presented at an 8 30 a m public hearing during the regular council session. It was approved in a special session on June 20 and shows resources up 255 669 from last year due to federal revenue sharing utility gains and higher tax roll from new buildings.
Airlawn Style Shop joins Chamber of Commerce in city notice
Budget highlights show a $219,388 rise from last year with $203,800 revenue sharing funds and total resources of $1,577,521. General fund $786,374, water and sewer $496,740, special operating funds $90,607. Council meets at 7:30 a.m. to bid for a 1974 water and sewer department pickup, discuss a Ward County water field right of way, and note an employee resignation.
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J.J. Maxey
Water and Sewer Department
Ward County
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Louisiana
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Senate Committee
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Roy Bean
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Burns
Peggy McCracken
Airlawn Fabric
Eddy
Kelley
FBI
Senate Today
Clarence M. Kelley
Kansas City
Bureau
Judiciary Committee
Airlawn
Ray Whitley
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