Rebozo Mystery Investor Linked to Nixon Estate Purchase
White House confirms Charles G. Rebozo joined Robert H. Abplanalp as the investor behind a 1.2 million purchase of most of Nixon’s 1, 239 acre oceanside estate, financing details including loans and personal funds. The report cites Coopers and Lybrand in preparing the dated disclosure and notes ongoing questions about the presidential finances and private partnerships.
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Helen Thomas
San Clemente
Calif
UPI
White House
Nixon
Florida
Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo
New York
Robert H. Abplanalo
Oceanside
Abplanalp
Chase
Kent
Coopers and
House
Lybrand
Abplanal
New York Times
Coopers and Lybrand
Ross Barthers
Montgomery
Times
Ronald Ziegler
the Times
Nesher Ok
Lawrence Moss
N Press
Sierra Club
Ae Haan
Rebozo
Warren
Gunman hostage crisis details emerge with psychological profiles
Police and military psychologists warned that the hostages risk serious mental injuries if the standoff continues. Olsson called a beast and a cold psychopath by officials, while accomplice Clark Olofsson and two other women hostages face grave threats. Investigators outline a plan to breach the vault using holes in the steel door and bulletproof glass as sharpshooters watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindroth
Olsson
Clark Oloffson
Birgitta Lundblad
Kristina Enmark
Elisabeth
Olofsson
One-Year Delay In Cleaner Air Plan Proposed
The White House plans a one year delay in cleaner air rules to conserve heating oil. Public hearings are set for September 6 and 7 on suspending the conversion of power plants and other facilities from coal to oil or from high sulfur to low sulfur oil. The move is described as the first concrete step toward mandated fuel controls with waivers possible to protect public health.
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Washington
UPL
New Richmond
Foglesong
Nease
Neely
Mullens
Sion
John A. Love
Corp
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Plan Puts Auto Talks In New Phase
Chrysler moves toward a new phase of bargaining as 127000 U S and Canadian auto workers near a possible strike in 19 days. Proposals cap wage gains at 6.2 percent, a stance the union deems inadequate amid ongoing negotiations.
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Chrysler
Pete Aneeweneer
Ee Pean
U.S
Burglars Break Into WNST Radio Station in Milton West Virginia
Thieves broke into WNST radio station in Milton early today and stole about 5500 dollars worth of recording and broadcasting gear. Owner N. S. Tweel, who started the Cabell County station September 18, 1880, was connected to the Lowe and Light families. survivors include four daughters and a son. Funeral rites for Homer Lee Martin will be at Regular Baptist Church with burial at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Martin, born May 22, 1901, was a former coal miner at Slab Fork.
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Milton
W. Va
UPI
WNST
N. S. Tweel
Cabell County
HUAW
Leonard Woodcock
Auto
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Rothwell
Beckley
Leonard
Betty) Prater
Dayton
Ohio
Woodcock
Rodney Peers
Edward Bergendall
Vid Rothwell
Joe Simmons
Douglas A. Fraser
UAW
al Cals
O. E. Miller
Homer Lee
Martin
North Vance
Muvoo
William
Fred Dillon
A. Steffich
Bedley
Ira Toler
West Virginia
Blue Ridge
Public Safety Gardens
Stuart
William Green
Elsie Hubbard Martin
Slab Fork
Weare
Funeral notices and obituaries batch including several families
Obituary notices list Mrs Clara Louise Roberts 49 of 109 Hale St with funeral at Caffee Funeral Home and callers today 5 to 9 PM. Also Joseph W Steffich 69 of 406 Elk Ave Clarksburg dies in hospital. mass Thursday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Other lines note Silas Shelby Wheeler 81 of Fayet teville with service at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill and burial in High Lawn Memorial Park. multiple family members named.
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Joseph W. Steffich
Elk Ave
Stonewood
Clarksburg
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Donald O'Donovan
Davis Funeral Home
West Pike St
Courthouse Considers Switchboard Bid Delays and Appeals
Courthouse officials debate bids for a new switchboard system as arguing against switching. Assistant prosecutor Bill Haslam suggests delaying award to consult. Several bidders present including Lemley and Lowe Bros with bids around 19 thousand dollars.
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Marty’s
Beckley
Bill Haslam
Marty
Scott
C. Harold Hanks
Lemle iv
Lemley i
Lowe Bros
Charles
Hanks
Haslam
Ifie
Mihlie Ac
ryiGillig
Wally Va
CS. Leity
Reagiem Mass
Suny
Alpha
Foley
Bassett
Lat Sty
Peter and Paul Catholic
Court eyed Saturday hours as Raleigh County court acts
Raleigh County Court moved to open courthouse offices on Saturdays per state law and AG opinion while delaying bids for air conditioning. The court also approved rezoning 2.12 acres on Mount Hope Road for a pine villa project and discussed bids for 31 window units and a PBX system.
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Raleigh County
Raleigh County Court
Walter James
Minor Scott
James
Attorney General
Cre Pere
Pete
Bel Mance Bond
Bidelm Department
Ana
Llerk
Airport Authority
Toxas Court
Fred
Stacy
Aida Tehey
Memon SF
Carevibe
Eeag
Robertson-Foglesor
W. Va
Mount Hope
Pine Villa
Russell James
Jesse
Elsie Jackson
Mountland
William McMillion
Hope
Lela McMillion
Fred Stacy
Lin
Aerodyne Corp
Dunbar
Marlena’ Banham
John W. Eye
Lowe Bros
Kermit
Lars Cooper
William McMillion Miata Obituary Notice
Mrs. Mary Martinez, 57, of Crab Orchard, formerly of Tams, died Monday at 3 50 p m in a local hospital after a long illness. Melton Mortuary is in charge of funeral arrangements. She was a retired employee of the Mowe.
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Mary Martinez
Crab Orchard
Tams
Melton Mortuary
Laura Williams dies after long illness in Coal City
Mrs Laura Williams died today at 6 20 am in a local hospital after a long illness Funeral arrangements are by Keyser Bryant Funeral Home Williams was born Oct 26 1914 in Scarbro daughter of the late John and Mary Wojtowicz Married into Wojtowicz family with two sons Edward and Than soy and a daughter Mrs Carol Tranani of Vineland New Jersey Survived by brother J O Wojtowicz of Scarbro and sisters Mrs Ann Bokovitz and Mrs Josephine Gillespie All Rosary will be recited at 8 pm today at Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Tilt Friends may call 6 30 to 9 pm today
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Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Merrill Kopp
Sunset Memorial Park
Dicie Phillips
Caniels
Biggs, Johnston and Withrow
Shady Spring
Raleigh County
Milo G
Laura Hoy Phillips
Winnie Phillips
Daniels
Sam
Amma) Neely
Stuart
Clinton Phillips
Caffee Funeral Home
A. L. Hines
Williams Cemetery
White Oak
Clyde Harris
L. J. Bibb
Zina French
Reedy Bryant
Frank Rakes
John Griffith
Laura Alice Williams
Coal City
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home S
Avew River Company
Mount Hope
Sts. Peter and Paul
Scarbro
John and
Mary Wojtowicz
Vineland
N. J
Proposed Tax On Checking Accounts And Box Rentals Protested
West Virginia tax debates spark protest as bankers veterinarians and press groups challenge a 3 percent sales tax on deposits checkings accounts and box rentals. Officials say the measure would raise revenue but critics call it unfair to consumers and advertisers. Proponents include the West Virginia Bankers Association and realty groups while opponents cite higher costs for banking services and advertising.
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Charleston
W.va
UPI
James da— Crisp
Copenins
Veterin Artered
West Vic
Thejians
Progrnia Bankers Association
U. S. Supreme Court
Davis
John ¥. McGee
B. L. Jackson Jr
Press Association
First National Bank of
Bluefield
West Virginia
Manufacturers Association
Ney Thomas Chambers
Richard Medical Association
Stanley Deutsch
Ivor Thomas
Dio
Noel Co
PPPC discusses tax action and prison reform panel notes
The PPPC did not vote on actions to reclaim tax shares tied to Moore's payments and the panel kept the McConnell travel inquiry active. A West Virginia trial lawyers association report urged recidivism prevention and stronger inmate rehabilitation while a separate oil and gas hearing debated reporting sales to lease holders to curb rogue operators. independent producers warned a monthly coowner billing scheme would devastate the industry.
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Moore
PPPC
Brotherton
Robert McConnell
Senate
West Virginia Trial Lawyers Association
Association
Jolyin McCarnie
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
West Virginia
Frank Deem
R-Pleasants
Peem
Chisler
William Gilligan
R-Ty-I Jer
Ludif
Bernard R. Hays
Spencer
Hays
Deern
Police Beat Gays 15 0 In Greenwich Village Softball Clash
A New York police softball team defeated the Mattachine Society 15 to 0 in a Monday night game meant to foster better relations. About 1,500 fans watched as tensions surfaced over beer cans on the bench and boos from the crowd leaned pro Mattachine during the unusual protest innings.
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Richard Silk
New York
UPI
Woodstock
Greenwich Village
Mattachine Society
Cheri
Quake Toll and Community Mood After Local Game
A quake near Quecholac leaves 30 dead and over six houses destroyed on the volcano’s west flank. In town, fans cheered a game, then mood soured as the Mattachines lost. Officer John Romani of the 6th Precinct praised unity, while a Mattachines player reacted tersely.
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Quecholac
Here
Mattachines
John Romani
6Th Precinct
The
Ah Shaddup
Mexico City Quake Impacts Reported with No Casualties
The Red Cross reported no casualties in Mexico City or Vera Cruz after a quake centered about 120 miles southeast of Mexico City. Communications were disrupted and some buildings were destroyed while fire departments noted no major fires.
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Red Cross
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Raleigh City
Beckley
Mercali
Mediators Enter UMW Fund Strike Amid Legal Turmoil
Mediators plan to meet with both sides as the government presses bribery and jury tampering charges tied to the 1968 UMW strike. Gore and Barron face indictments linked to the United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund amid stalled pension and medical benefit negotiations.
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Barron
Washington
UPI
Fed
Truman E. Gore
United Mine Workers
UMW
Thas
WIG Mes Eet Pushes For Air Cleanup Progress
The group WIG Mes eet calls for faster air cleanup and preservation of existing clean air. They express willingness to be flexible on short term postponements to advance their goals.
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WIG Mes Eet
Firnkey WooVan and Hinton Featured in Raleigh Register
Raleigh Register from WECKLEY NEWS publishes notes on Firnkey WooVan and Hinton connected to the AV Department. Details on staff roles and department activities are outlined.
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Raleigh
Register
Weckley Newspapers Corporation
Prinen St
Rat
Firnkey
WooVan
Hinton
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Klaus
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Stanley St
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Ronald C. Kelder
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Perry H
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Homer L. Martin
Clara Roberts
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George Raymond
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Roy Dale Martin
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Traewwraey AO
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Elizabeth) Shaw
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I. C. Wojtowicz
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Beckley Hospital
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Williams Funeral
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Tol
Leo Werner
Ridge Memorial Gardens
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Philpott
Telephone
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Thel
Wea Vane
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Mowe
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Laura Williams
Rose Pogorzelski Wojtowiczs
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Liuuul
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