Justice Dept seeks court to bar five tapes in Watergate matter
The Justice Department asks a court to bar five tapes as impeachment inquiry staff press to review more Nixon conversations. Officials say White House records show 18 tapes turned over, with reports of missing tapes about 10 of 42 conversations.
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Justice Dept
Atty
Lawrence Silberman
Jaffe
White House
Willem B. Saxbe
Department
House
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodinn Jr
D-Mj
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Hutchinson
Radina
John W. Deaneii
Baltimore Sun
Joan W. Dean Iit
Kleindienst
Jon D. Ehrlichman
Henry E
Petersen
Dean
Haldemen
Ehrlichman
Ith
Haldeman
FOB
Kileindienst
Ronald L. Zieeler
Solons OK two dollar minimum wage passes House vote
The House fell 25 votes short as Nixon signalled support for a $2 minimum wage bill. The Senate was set to approve first, with a plan to raise the wage to $2.40 by next January and reach 34 million workers with protection extending to domestic workers and government staff. Overtime rules expand coverage to about eight million and police and fire personnel, with phased steps through 1976 and 1977.
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Tempt
House
Ken Davis
Senate
Fgd Scott
White House
Nixon
Taw
Byrd accuses Nixon of attempting to sabotage impeachment inquiry
Senate aide Robert Byrd says President Nixon is waging a broad propaganda campaign to portray Democrats as partisan and to derail the House impeachment inquiry. Byrd criticizes Nixon for media use and urges cooperation with courts and prosecutors to resolve Watergate. He argues only the president can undermine the presidency, not critics.
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Washington
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
Congress
House of Cure
House
Sones
Irvine drug raids sweep through city and surrounding areas
Police swept Irvine and nearby Costa Mesa Santa Ana and Tustin with warrants for about 130 suspects. In Turtle Rock an early 7 40 p m raid led to 20 youths' arrests. Three suspects at Whittier Avenue faced charges, with a pound PCP valued at 6000 and about a thousand LSD tablets seized. Names of adults to be released later.
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Irvine
John Regan
Costa Mesa
Dewberry Avenue
Turtle Rock
Whittier Avenue
Costa Mess
Santa Ana
Tustin
UC Irvine
Orange County
Regan
City of Irvine
Latch edict debated as DC10 probers report on safety steps
A Senate aviation subcommittee heard that Douglas Aircraft complied with an initial June 1972 safety bulletin after a Turkish Airlines DC-10 rear cargo door blew off near Paris, killing 46. A second bulletin for a latch plate remained unmade, and investigators cited unread instructions as a factor.
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Washington
John Brizendine
Douglas Aircraft Co
McDonnell Douglas Corp
Detroit
Brizendine
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
National Safety Transportation Board
State OKs Orange County gas decree ends odd even rule
Gov Ronald Reagan formally ended Orange County odd even gasoline sales on Wednesday. George Bean said the program closed at 2 50 p.m. and posting hours and purchase limits were dropped. Operations return to pre March 1 conditions though allocation levels and federal controls remain. The county monitoring plan ended.
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Ronald Reagan
Orange County
George Bean
Rean
County Office of Emergency Services
Streaker on Carson Show Appears on TV
A heavy set streaker who dashed across the Carson stage during a Wednesday taping will appear on TV that night but viewers will see nothing below the waist NBC censors said. The intruder wore only a floppy hat as Johnny Carson stood unaware and the audience laughed according to NBC.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Carson
NBC
Carson
Johnny
Aluminum controls removed in phase LY deregulation
Washington reports the Cost of Living Council exempted the aluminum industry from Phase LY wage and price controls in return for pledges to stabilize prices and conserve supplies. Council Director John T. Durlop cited narrowing gaps between domestic and world aluminum prices, with parallel decontrol actions and productivity promises. The exemption covers sale of all aluminum ores and primary, secondary, semi-finished and fabricated products.
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Washington
UPI
Cost of Living Council
Council
John T. Durlop
Brazil Declares Flood Calamity in Santa Catarina
The Brazilian government proclaimed a state of public calamity in Santa Catarina as floods left tens of thousands homeless and possibly up to 100 dead. Interior-ministry sources said the floods across eight states were among the worst ever recorded in Brazil.
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Florianopolis
Brazil
UPI
Santa Catarina
Interior — Ministry
Latin guerrilla groups in Mexico kidnap cases rise
The piece notes kidnappings by the People's Revolutionary Army and Armed Revolutionary Vanguard of the People in Latin America. It cites four Leonhardy kidnap suspects, a $410,000 ransom demand for Rogelio Camacho, and no direct link to Patterson's disappearance near Acapulco. Victor Samuelson is mentioned as a freed U S oil executive after a $14.2 million payment.
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Latin America
Argentina
U.S
Victor Samuelson
Guerrilli
Armed Revolutionary Vanguard of the People
Aczpulleo
Rogelio Camacho
Pacific Coast
Mexico
Patterson
Acapulco
Mother's blood used to fight Kennedy son cancer
Doctors at UC Medical Center report readiness to make a drug from Joan Kennedy and a Kennedy employee's blood to treat Edward M Kennedy Jr. whose right leg was amputated after cancer spread. Tumor samples were cultured and tested against the family blood, showing immune reaction. If approved, the drug would boost the boy's immune response to cancer.
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San Francisco
Seadward M. Kennedy
Vera Beyers
University of California Medical Center
Dri Wng
Edward M. Kennedy Jr
Massachusetts Democrat
Beyers
Alan 8. Levin
Joan Kennedy
Kennedy
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