Agnew Protests Leaks May Influence Jurors
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew accused Justice officials of leaking to influence grand jury deliberations. He refused to resign and urged Beall and Richardson to curb leaks while denying wrongdoing. Indictment talk and related Baltimore and Annapolis developments followed.
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Wiliington
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Elliot L. Richardson
George Dean
Richardson
Baltimore
Beall
Time Magazine
Justice Department
Grand Jury
Maryland
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Washington
McGraw- Hill
Construction Weekly
Congress
House of Representatives
Fort Walton Bonsai Society Cancels Tonight Meeting
Regular meeting of the Fort Walton Bonsai Society scheduled for tonight has been cancelled. Next regular meeting will be held September 42 at Eglin. NCO Wives Club hosts welcoming coffee and Back to School Fashion Show sponsored by the Brse Exchange in the NCO Open Mess Ballroom. Knights of Columbus hold monthly business meeting at 7 p.m. in K of C Hall.
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Fort Walton Bonsai Society
Eglin Nco Wives Club
Higha Nco Wives Club
A.mt
NCO Open Mess
Brse Exchange
Knights of Columbus
Carol Ave
Kennedy faces 60 day license revocation in negligent driving case
Joseph P. Kennedy II receives automatic 60 day license revocation after his negligent driving conviction tied to an accident that left at least one person temporarily paralyzed. The RMV will enact revocation immediately, with potential reinstatement after review based on conduct.
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Nantucket
Mass
UPI
Joseph P. Kennedy
Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles
Richardson Assures Veep Not Source
Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson affirmed Vice President Agnew’s concerns about unfair publicity over the Maryland political kickback inquiry. He insisted the Justice Department is not the source of leaks and pledged action against any employee found responsible.
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Beall
Richardson
Agnew
Justice Department
Spiro T. Agnew
Washington
UPI
Elliot L. Richardson
Spire T. Agnew
Maryland
Justice. Department
Department
Department of Justice
Chrysler Picked by UAW as Union Strike Target
The UAW named Chrysler Corp. as the target in a potential strike if a new contract isn’t reached by Sept. 14. The move comes 25 days before the current pact expires and could halt production at Chrysler while Ford and General Motors continue.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
United Avjo
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Leonard Wondcoek
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Detroit
Woodcock
Cheysler
Douglas Fraser
Chrysler Department
International Executive Board
IEB
Fraser
Mondale Seeks Congress Control Over Security Funds
Sen. Walter Mondale proposes amending an omnibus spending bill to require Senate and House appropriations committee approval for security spending at presidential residences and retreats. He cites nearly 10 million spent on White House security and related properties, calling for tighter oversight.
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Upi
Walter F. Mondate
Mondate
White House
Mondale
Congress
General Service Administration
GSA
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Key Hiscayne
Fla
Florida
California
Grand Cay Island
Bahamas
Robert Abplanalp
Treasury
Secret Service
Senate
House Appropriations Committees
Stewart Named Acting Head Hospital Administrator
Mrs. Carolus Stewart was named acting administrator of the Niceville Hospital in Crestview after James A. Van Wagner submitted his resignation. Van Wagner will stay thirty days more at the same salary. The board also discussed space for county offices and speed limit signage requests, with reports on county bridges and detention centers.
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Carolus Stewart
Niceville Hospital
Crestview
James A. van Wagner
Parker
Department of Transportation
R. B. Grambling
Florida Division of Correction
Okaloosa County
Carolyn C. Holloway
CAF
Commission
OKG
Office of Economic Opportunity
Two Arrests in Fort Walton Drug Violations
Fort Walton Beach Police and Okaloosa deputies with FDLE arrested Michael McInnes Wright 18 and Verne Frederick Tower 18 both of 8 Tavenwick Apartments Mary Esther on July undercover purchases for sale of LSD marijuana and two counts of sale of marijuana Wright bond 6000 Tower bond 4000.
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Fort Walton Beach
Okaloosa County
Wright
Tower
Skylab astronauts capture giant Sun bubble during orbit
Skylab's crew photographed a massive bubble in the Sun's outer atmosphere seen from the solar observatory. Astronauts Alan Bean Qwen Garriott and Jack Lousma monitor the bubble amid preparations for a second spacewalk while mission controllers plan to replace six of nine gyros to ensure stability. The NOAA notes the event as highly dynamic and significant.
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Houston
Ops
Skylab
Tuesday
Alan L. Bean
Qwen K. Garriott
Jack Jt. Lousma
Neil Hutchinson
Solar Observatory
Earth
Bean
Ile
Fort Walton Beach Postal Circulation Rates and Schedule
Payment options for the Fort Walton Beach post office include Daily and Sunday editions with annual and monthly rates. Subscriptions are payable in advance by mail, with separate prices for daily, Sunday, and combined editions. Membership in the United Press International main office and Crestview circulation areas is noted.
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Carriey
Wey
Suanay We
Aydt Aareayet
Dragnet Seeks Gaudet After Escape near Taos
Secret Service and state police scoured forested foothills around the Morning Star commune in northern New Mexico for former New Orleans officer Edwin M. Gaudet nicknamed Punchy who escaped after shooting at agents while under arrest on a federal threat charge against President Nixon. Authorities report he may remain within five miles of the commune with a high powered rifle. officers found shell casings and a possible bivouac site as the search intensified.
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Taus
Yin
Sunny
Secret Service
New Mexico
Nixor
Edwin M. Gaudet
Morning Star
Gaudet
Sangre de Cristo
Taos County
Tommy Cantu
Cantu
Punchy
New Orleans
Nixon
Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jack Warner
Wilder’ness
Brenda Hits Mexico as Hurricane Traps Freighter
Brenda, a hurricane with 112 mph winds, struck Mexico's southeast coast near Carmen in Tabasco, killing at least two, flooding Campeche, and trapping 25 crew aboard the 44-foot Greek freighter Yucatan. Coast Guard and Mexican Navy prepared a rescue as weather eased.
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Mexico
UPI
Brenda
Carmen
Tabasco
National Hurricane Center
Tuxtla Gutierrez
Mexico City
Campeche
Branda
Vilahermosa
Ciudad del Carmen
Mexico Weather Bureau
Yucatan
U. S.coast Guard
Yaratan
Bay of
U.S
Coast Guard
Choctaw Baptists Oppose County Jai Alai Fronton
Choctaw Baptist Association union of 13 Southern Baptist Churches with about 1000 members opposes the proposed Jai Alai Fronton in Okaloosa County citing potential harm to economic moral and spiritual life of the community. The article also notes a missing person alert for Wilson referenced to contact the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office.
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Choctaw Baptists Register
Jai-Alai
The
Choctaw Baptist Association
Okaloosa County
Southern Baptist Churches
McGruphey
Springhill
Shalimar
Wightwearne
Wison
Eai
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Askew
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Manpower Council
Corona
Nacaville
UPL
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Mississippi Valley
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Rockies
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Jack Nichols
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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Mission Centre
George Fuller
Playground Daily New
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Playground Daily News
Freedom Newspapers Inc
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