Agents Enter White House After Nixon Resignation
FBI agents moved into the White House and nearby Executive Office Building to secure presidential papers after Nixon resigned. Agents wore visitor passes and targeted offices of Haldeman Ehrlichman and the departing John Dean, with posts near the mailroom in the EOB. Aides called the action an orderly procedure to protect documents and not a judgment on the advisers.
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Washington
UPD
FBI
White House
Nixon
HR. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John W. Dean
Eob
Slopes Not Sole Basis For Strip Mine Ban
Senate debate focuses on strip mining policy with Sen Marlow Cook opposing bans tied to land slope arguing reclamation limits and new tech can reclaim most lands. Russell Train urges strict reclamation standards as officials discuss broader environmental safeguards amid Watergate era staffing moves.
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Washington
UPI
Marlow W. Cook
R-ey
Appalachia
Howeaver
Cook
Senate
Interior Committee
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Nixon
White House
Elliot L. Richardson
Pentagon
Defense
Justice Department
Richard G. Fleindienst
William Ruckelshaus
FBI
American Named For High Sheriff
The Bristol 600th anniversary group promotes a theory that America was named for Sheriff Richard Americ, an alleged backer of Cabot’s voyages, contrasting the common attribution to Amerigo Vespucci. Historians tie the name to Vespucci, with the term first appearing in print on a 1507 South American map by Martin Waldseemüller.
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New York
APS
America
Bristol
England
Amerigo Vespuci
Ted J. Rawlings
Richard Americ
Americ
John Cabot
Cabot
Newfoundland
South America
Martin Wensecontlee
France
Conflict Continues Over Insurance and School Bond Plans
The conflict over automobile insurance and consumer protection features continues. The Senate urged Gov Arch Moore to veto the consumer protection measure while no fault insurance and school bond sale authorizations failed to gain Senate approval. A veto looms over the distribution plan for school buildi ngs.
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Senate
Arch Moore
Land Development Items Sent To Governor In West Virginia
McManus outlined actions sent to the governor including dam control legislation bonuses for Vietnam veterans land use tax relief for the elderly and tax rules. He cited a $72 million board of mental health forested land improvements and $2.44 million for capital projects plus $1.1 million for penitentiary renovations and ambulance purchases as budgetary gains.
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Lauud
McManus
Bennett
West Virginia
House
Senate
Josh
Board of Re
Reno
Moundsville
Brandt Nixon Meet Today Faces Mining Jobs Fallout
President Nixon meets German Chancellor Willy Brandt amid foreign policy emphasis after Watergate wounds. They plan talks on Brezhnev summit, with a White House dinner tonight and a Wednesday session, as Brandt addresses the National Press Club. The coal mining sector could lose up to 15,785 jobs if slope restrictions are imposed.
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Train
Washington
Nixon
Willy
Brandt
Brandt Asell
Leonid I. Brezhnev
White House
Chancellor
National Press Club
U.S
Southeast Asia
FAA
Odd Shoe Exchange Operates From Kilsyth
A B Coleman reports his World Wide Odd Shoe Exchange is working well with about a hundred shoes on hand. He distributes odd shoes and crutches to disabled neighbors in Kilsyth, collects shoes from donors, and sends back the matched pair. Coleman, who has one leg, will appear on WOAY TV at 11 a.m. to discuss the program. Contact 877-6729.
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A. B. Coleman
Coleman
Kilsyth
Cole
WOAY
Nixon
Watergate Reaction Continues After Nixon Speech
Aides, allies, and rivals react to President Nixon's address amid ongoing Watergate fallout. Senators Byrd and Saxbe demand a special prosecutor, while George Bush and Gerald Ford praise the speech as courageous. A House leader says Nixon may have more to reveal, and others doubt the president’s credibility for the remaining years in office.
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Marlow W. Cook
R-ey
Nixon
George Bush
GOP
House
Gerald Eer R. Ford
Byrd
William
Saxbe
Congress
Bella Abzing
N.Y
Nixon Visers
Percy
Foreign Aid And National Interests Emphasized
The article argues foreign aid serves both economic and political interests. It notes developing nations hold energy and raw materials vital for future markets and that their stability supports U.S. goals. A prior year bill failed due to Senate House rider disputes over Vietnam and fund-use restrictions. aid continued under an extension.
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Congress
Senate
House
Doctor Finds Folk Remedies in Northampton
London report notes Dr CP Elliott Binns cites 320 folk remedies among 1000 Northampton patients. Earache cures include stuffing onions. mood boosts involve eating dandelions. chilblains treated by 30 minutes foot soak in a lavatory. A raw meat wart remedy risks infection. meat prices are high.
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London
UPI
Northampton
CP. Elliott Binns
Medical News
California Bee Rustling Soars in Central Valley
California officials report bee rustling more than doubling in the central valleys. Beekeepers report 558 colonies stolen in April, pushing the year total to 684, about double last year. Each hive valued around $30 amid higher honey prices and demand for rental bees for pollination.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
California
State Department of Food and Agriculture
Deaths and Funerals Notice Listing Local Obituaries
Obituaries for D W Duke Hollinger age 79 of Pineville and Mabel Burdiss age 67 of Piney View appear with funeral arrangements at Robertson-Foglesong and Rose and Quesenberry funeral homes. Surviving family includes Margaret Hollinger and four grandchildren, with graveside rites in Lowell. Edith Placidi, 50, of Taylor Michigan, died after a short illness. arrangements pending.
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W. Hollinger
Alice M. Burdiss
D. W
Duke
Alicel
Hollinger
Pineville
Mabel Burdiss
Piney View
Robertson-Foglesong
Edith J. Placidi
Edith Julia Placidi
Taylor, Mich
Helen
Dearborn, Mich
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Kleindienst Says Wave Of Lawlessness Broken
Washington UPI report quotes Richard G. Kleindienst noting crime fell in 1972 for first time in 17 years as he resigns from government to return to private practice. He says lawlessness trend halted and laws are strengthening in communities despite Watergate aftermath.
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Washington
UPI
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Nixon
United
Senate
Elliot L. Richardson
District Ofj
Columbia Bar Association
J Would Bleindienst
Nixon era rhetoric on justice and civility fallout
The text critiques Nixon era politics, accusing leaders of shifting responsibility for Watergate, while noting public distrust and zeal for convictions. It includes obituaries for Mrs. Hattie Lewis, Cecil Edward Carter, Mrs. Mamie Barnett, and Wilbur Banks, with service details and survivors.
Yemen Foreign Minister Killed In South Yemen Crash
Beirut Radio reports Yemeni airliner crash in remote South Yemen on Monday killing Foreign Minister Mohammed Saleh Al Awlaki and 24 other officials. Included are South Yemen ambassadors to the Soviet Union Britain Iraq Lebanon Somalia and the South Yemeni representative at the AP League.
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Beirut
YPI
South Yemen
Beirut Radio
Mohammed Saleh al- Awlaki
Soviet Union
Britain
Iraq
Lebanon
Somalia
Ne AP League
Broadcast
Mrs Eva C Hampton Funeral Here Wednesday
Eva C Hampton 80 of 406 Washington Ave Crab Orchard died Monday in a local hospital. Services at Bethel Freewill Church MacArthur at 1 p m conducted by Revs Robert Dean and Samuel Meadows. burial Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Survived by four sons Eldred William Lynn Clayton and two daughters Frances Carte Doris Meadows and Jean Riffe. two brothers Robert and John Cook. two sisters Mae Patterson and Annie Giles. 18 grandchildren and 24 great. Friends may call Webb and Neal Funeral Home after 2 p m today. The body will be taken to the church prior to services. Mrs Hampton was a member.
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Cecil E. Carter
Cecil Edward Carter
Oak Hill
Jennie Cope Carter
Mount Hope
Katie Hinte Carter
Oak
White House Hill
Charles Carter
Nixon
Margarite McCoy
Royal Oak
Mich
Marie Farmer
Evelyn
Beulah Firewater
Town
Ohio
Kathleen Ed
St. Louis
Billie Jean Shrewsbury
Aurora
Colo
Charles A. Carter
Alexandria
C. S. Donnelly
Tyree
High Lawn Memorial Park
Bethel Freewill Baptist Church
Linville
Alabama
Wright Cook
Eldred
Delaware
William
Columbus
Lynn
Castle Creek
N. Y
Clayton
Bluefield Va
Frances Carte
Crab Orchard
Doris Meadows
Jean Riffe
Lanham
Robert Cook
Dallas
Tex
John Cook
Staunton
Mae Patterson
Albuquerqque
N. M
Annie Giles
Erie
Webb and Neal
Hampton
Funeral service for Gregg D Templin held at Fayetteville church
The funeral for Gregg Dwight Templin 15 Route 2 Fayetteville will take place Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Fayetteville United Methodist Church with Rev Billy Reed Wickline officiating. Burial follows at Huse Memorial Park. He died Sunday night in Oak Hill hospital after a short illness. Born November 9 1957 at Oaks Hill he was the son of the late John Bernard Tamplin and Ruddell Arthur Tamplin. Survivors include uncle James Tamplin and aunt Louise Arthur Cottle of Route 2 Fayetteville. Friends may call at Dodd Payne Funeral Home in Fayetteville from 5 to 9 p.m. today. The body will be placed in the church one hour prior to the funeral.
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Gregg D. Templin
Gregg Dwight Templin
Route 2
Fayetteville
Fayetteville United Methodist Church
Billy Reed Wickline
Buriat
Huse Memorial Park
Oak Hill
Oaks Hill
John Bernard Tamplin
Ruddell Arthur Tamplin
James
Bill) Tamplin
Louise Arthur Cottle
Dodd- Payne
Charles T. Cheetham Final Rites Set in Hinton
Charles T. Cheetham 79 of Hinton dies after long illness. Final rites at Riverview Chapel in Hinton are planned for Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Dillon officiating. Burial in Riverview Cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs Irene Itier of Stamford. The body at Parlor in Hinton after 2 p.m. today until 2 p.m. before funeral.
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Charles T. Cheetham
Hinton
Nixon
Riverview Chapel
Harry Pilkington
Fred
Dillon
United
Riverview Cemetery
Roa
Irene Itier
Stamaford
Ronald Meadows
Airport Certification Brings Full Circle Safety Recognition
The 1970 federal aviation act amendment requires every U S airport with regular air carrier service to set safety standards and publish an operations manual. Airport Manager Paul Neal will oversee compliance under the Airport Authority supervision as about 800 airports finalize federal safety controls.
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Federate” Aviation Act
United States
Rattamind
Paul Neal
Bushee
FAA
Scientists Use Moth Sex Traps in Washington State
Federal researchers plan to deploy sex traps with sticky substance to control the coddling moth in Raleigh County. A spokesman said the effort aims to wipe out destructive orchard pests at Beckley Hospital's new care unit. Walter James, admitted after a gall bladder condition, is mentioned in connection with the unit.
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Raleigh
Walter James
U.S. Department of Day
Beckley Hospital
James
Inj
FAA airport certification role shifts under amendment
Prior to FAA assuming airport certification, the agency could inspect airports advise operators of unsafe conditions and require corrective action. A new FAA Airports Service division now administers certification and field staff ensure compliance. Certification takes effect May 21 with nationwide deadline.
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FAA
Airports Service
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Wyoming County
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Margaret Byer l
South Charleston
Lin Lowell
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Gary
Garrett
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M. Cameron
Sam L. Burke
Rose and Quesely
Hattie Lewis
Mildred Lou Reid
Skelton
Cleveland
Lewis
Hudson Reid
Mamie Barnett
Harper Heights
First Baptist Church
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O. W. Nellens
Wilbur Banks
Wilbur
Billy)Banks
St. Joseph
First Union Baptist ‘Church
Mt. Hope
Banks
St Joseph
Eddie Low
Greenwood Memorial Park
Beckley
Friends
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Greentown
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Pukelol Koe
Raleigh County Memorial
Airport Authority
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Jameson Hospital
Beckley Newspaper Corporation
Prince St
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