Nixon aide Bull checked out Watergate tapes in 1973
Secret Service technician Raymond Zumwalt testified that presidential aide Stephen W Bull checked out 22 tapes in late February to March 1973 and another batch of six on July 11 1973 including the controversial April 15 tape. The White House said the April 15 recording ran out before Nixon's meeting with John Dean II.
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Washington
Secret Service
Stephen W. Bull
Nixon
Raymond C. Zumwalt
Bull
White House
John W. Dean II
Dean
Zumwalt
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Watergate Prosecution Force
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Lou B. Sims
H.R. Haldeman
Buzhardt
Saxbe Jaworski duo named top prosecutors
President Nixon named Sen. William B. Saxbe as attorney general and approved Sean Jaworski as Watergate special prosecutor with independence safeguards. Jaworski would have broad mandate, sign his own indictments, and not be fired without congressional leaders’ consent. Bork outlined staff continuity and access to tapes with no major restrictions.
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Washington
Nixon
William B. Saxbe
Sean Jaworski
Jaworski
Archibald Cox
House
Senate
Judiciary
Congress
White House
Saxbe
Ohio
Bork
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cox
Yale
C.G. ‘Bebe
Rebozo
Howard Hughes
America
Henry Petersen
Watergate
Justice Department
J. Fred Buzhardt
Leonad Garment
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Texas cool weather marks November arrival in clear skies
The Associated Press reports Texas begins November with clear, cool conditions across the state. Morning temps mostly in the 40s and 50s, 41 in Pecos, and coastal Galveston at 40s. Winds from the south and southwest warm western areas as a new cold front threatens rain and lower temps tonight and into the weekend.
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Texas
Pecos
Associated Press
Galveston
Lufkin
San Antonio
Wink
Mercury
Amarillo
McAllen
Texarkana
Texas Panhandle
Montana
Butte
Mont
Helena
Bozeman
Wyoming
South Dakota
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Rapid City
Florida
Tampa
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
North Carolina
New England
Key West
Fla
Big T Restaurant December opening eyed in Pecos design prototype
Tastee Freez International selects Pecos for first Big T Family Restaurant with a new design concept. Remodeling of the old Tastee Freez drive-in at Third and Hickory begins, expanding 1,000 square feet to seat 60. The Pecos site will feature a coordinated color scheme, a mansard roof, and all masonry construction for walk in or drive through service.
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Tastee Freez International, Inc
Pecos
Tastee Freez
Third
Hickory Streets
Dennis Mahaffey
Bama, Inc
Rosewell
Pecos police investigate four wrecks Wednesday
City officers investigated four wrecks Wednesday afternoon. Frank Lozano and August Philip Ryan were treated for contusions after a head on collision on Statford Street. A second crash involved Armandina Lara and Herbert Carter on Cedar Street with minor injuries. A rear end collision on W Third Street injured Marion Woody and Elonzo Bates. The fourth crash on S Oak Street involved Elias Payan backing from a space and striking Alice Doyal.
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Pecos
Frank Lozano
S. Ash St
Philip Ryan
Cowan St
Ryan
Eddy Street
Statford Street
Lovano
Statford
Armandina M. Lara
Herbert Lee Carter
S. Locust St
Cedar Street
Lara
Cedar
Carter
Marion T. Woody
Adams St
Elonzo V. Bates
S. Cypress St
Bates
Elias G. Payan
Hickory St
Alice Elaine Doyal
S. Oak Street
Payan
Doyal
White's opening set for Nov 13 and essay contest deadline
White's announces a grand opening in the Artlawa area on November 29. Deadline for essays in the What the American Flag Means to Me contest is noon Monday, with entrants from third grade to seniors required to include full name grade and school in the upper left of their paper. Essays must be 100 to 250 words and deposited with the school secretary. The Pecos store expansion doubles floor space. construction is nearly complete with final wiring finishing soon after delays due to late electrical material shipments.
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Margie Williamson
Atrlawa
Pete Lawrance
Pecos
Horace Henson
White
Corridor proposal eyed in talks on trapped 3rd Army
The Nixon administration floated a corridor to the trapped 3rd Egyptian Army as a possible cease fire compromise in talks with Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir and Egyptian Foreign Minister Fahmy. McCloskey said no agreement yet. Meir pressed for U S support for Egypt’s demand Israel withdraw from territory since the cease-fire began. Emergency aid trucks for the 3rd Army were moved through Israeli canal lines.
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Washington
Nixon
Golda Meir
Ismail Fahmy
Stae Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Egypt
Israel
Henry A. Kissingger
Middle East
Fahmy
United States
Meira
Oval Office
Henry A. Kissinger
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Senate Watergate Committee
Clark MacGregor
Saxbe-Jaworski
Gene Martin
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
Adriews
Carl Herring
Jefferson St
Bobby Worsham
Amy Trammell
Justin Herring
Big T Restaurant
Big T
Pauline Drew
Lozano
Tith and
White's
U.S
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