Prase gems and color clues from Reese River inquiry
The piece discusses prase as a chalcedony variety and notes translucent leek green or apple green hues. It asks where Reese River is and mentions a San Antonio jeweler linking prase to ancient use and emerald mother rock legends, with asides on blood type and Watergate term limits.
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Reese River
San Ant Bexar County
Texas
Bmg
Prase
San Antonio
Switzerland
Alps
Sia
Poland
Ingland
Scotland
Nixon Aides Shape Party Platform From Beach HQ
A domestic aide reveals Nixon loyalist Cole Articulate, a spokesman for welfare reforms, and a small team guiding policy. Four principal assistants coordinate with cabinet members to craft positions, legislation, and executive actions, with direct access to the President.
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Nixon
Republican Party
Cole
James Cavehaugh
Richard Fairbanks
James Balk
Dana Mead
Caspar Weinberger
James Lynn
Agriculture
Earl Buta
Treasury
George Shultz
Connally
Council
Watergate Quizzing Targets Former Aides and Witnesses
Former aides face grand jury questioning as prosecutors press the Watergate probe. The Times cites investigators on Dean’s role and the cover up, while Liddy’s sentence grows and Martha Mitchell is subpoenaed for deposition in a $64 million civil suit. Nixon plans a White House shake up by next week with Finch offering temporary help.
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Wwush
Haldeman
Mhrlichman
the Times
Dean
Liddy
Martha Mitchell
New York
Democratic Party
Nixon
Mau Mau group suspects held in Hakim Jamal killing
Boston police said Hakim Jamal author of a book on Malcolm X was shot and killed late Tuesday. Four men, alleged members of a black militant group called Mau Mau, were in custody and to be arraigned on murder charges. Names of the suspects were not released.
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Boston
UPI
Hakim Jamal
Malcolm X
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Cole Articulate
Watergate
Vinced
Ehrlichman
G. Gordon Liddy
Peron
Gornew
Raytiha Selees
Jcpenney
Terrell Plaza
Northwest Center
Ody
America
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