Nixon Agnew in conference amid resignation speculation
A conference between President Nixon and Vice President Agnew followed reports that Agnew might resign amid a widening graft inquiry. Officials said public support for Agnew was overwhelming as grand jury deliberations continued in Baltimore and Washington.
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Tape ruling tossed back in courtshap
In Washington the U S Court of Appeals returns to the constitutional questions in the White House tapes dispute after a failed bid for an out of court settlement Special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox and the White House notified the court that sincere efforts to reach a settlement were not fruitful The court will determine the controversy with possible avoidance of constitutional adaptation An appeals court ruling is expected by October and likely to be appealed to the Supreme Court Cox and Wright told the appeals court they had met three times this week They argued that the tapes are vital evidence for the jury along with other Watergate developments The plea agreements of five conspirators are to be examined in detail The convicted conspirators include Hunt Gonzalez Martinez Sturgis Barker Liddy pleaded innocent on state charges Rothblatt former defense attorney for four defendants sued Nixon for 10 million for malicious interference with an attorney client contract
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Useruurk
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Charles Alan Wright
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Frank Sturgis
G. Gordon Liddy
Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Henry Rothblatt
Watergate
Nixon
Rothblitt
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Sturgis
Barker
Gas men plan war council amid price rise hints
Gasoline dealers across the country held a weekend war council in Chicago despite government signals it may permit a one time price increase. Robert Jacobs of the Windham Indiana group said the move targets parity with major oil firms and ignores limited relief. John T. Dunlop testified as to the CO L Council stance.
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Cost of Living Council
Chicago
Council
John T._ Dunlop
Spectator Frenzy as King Riggs Tennis Match Ends
Gloria Steinem and others commented on the Barnstorm match as Billie Jean King defeated Bobby Riggs. Viewers across the United States and Venezuela followed a televised spectacle that drew millions with mixed opinions on gender equality and athletic prowess.
Retail Food Price Jump Bares Inflation Struggles
A government report shows retail food prices rose sharply in August, with meats poultry and eggs driving the gain. The 6 percent rise, part of a broader cost increase including clothing and services, challenges anti inflation efforts despite forecasts and policy moves.
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President's Council of Economic Advisers
Seevers
Nowfond
Denver sextuplets improve despite fragile condition
Denver doctors reported five surviving Slanek sextuplets showing general improvement after a premature birth of six babies. Catherine was the only girl in satisfactory condition. Jon was in good condition, while Steven, Nathan, and Catherine used respirators. Their mother Edna Stanek described them as frail but improving amid support from family and community.
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Cole
Seley
Jon
Culuraito General Hospital
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Nathan
Catherine
Tye
Edna Stanek
John
Joan
Jeffrey
Janes Strain
Colorado General Hospital
Duliat
Hotel rewards cab driver for spotting flames
In Las Vegas the Caesar Palace hotel rewarded cab driver Jeary Ragoo-Wian with 500 for alerting the switchboard to flames seen in upper floors. Over 400 evacuees left the Strip resort without serious injury. The driver planned to donate the reward to MS charity named for Notre Dame coach Ara Parseian.
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Caesere Palace Hotel
Jeary Ragoo- Wian
Rakepbian
Notre Dame
Ara Parsushian
Croce Killed in Crash with Five Aides in Texas
Pop singer Jim Croce and five aides died after a concert incident near Shreveport Louisiana. The group had performed at Northwestern State College and were en route to Sherman Texas after a performance at Austin College. Croce, a Villanova graduate, wrote songs about real people and worked as a schoolteacher before becoming a full time performer. He cultivated a philosophy from early coffeehouse days and produced talking blues records while doing construction work.
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Yrenton
Northwestern State College
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Hex
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ABC D
Uphill Records
Enows
Philadelphia
Villanova University
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Wattled crane recaptured after escape from LA Zoo
A wattled crane valued at 156000 dollars, native to South Africa with a seven foot wingspan, escaped from the Los Angeles Zoo Monday night and was recaptured Thursday night in Griffith Park by an 84 man crew using a special net. Zoo officials say the bird, seeking its exhibit area for food, offered no resistance as its clipped wings apparently grew back too quickly.
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UPI
Los Angeles Zoo
Griffith Park
Zoo
South Africa
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