Meir to Seek Another Term as Israel's Prime Minister
Golda Meir, age 75, announced she would run for a new four year term as Israel's prime minister. She sent a letter to Labor official Aharon Yadlin and spoke to the party earlier amid opposition from rivals Moshe Dayan Pinhas Sapir and Yigal Alon. Meir had delayed her decision after a medical checkup in Jerusalem.
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Yadlin
Labor
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Pinhas Sapir
Yigal Alon
Dollar sinks to new lows amid Watergate pressure
Amid Watergate concerns the dollar hit record lows in Frankfurt and Amsterdam and slipped elsewhere in Europe. Gold surged with $122 an ounce in London and prices rose in Zurich while the dollar eased to 2.5850 in London and 4.22 4.23 francs in Paris.
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Middle East
Weather Watch High Winds Hit Nebraska
Thunderstorms with gusts up to 55 mph moved across Nebraska and toward the upper Mississippi Valley. Rain stretched from the Rockies to the north Pacific coast as advisories warned mountain snow in Colorado and Wyoming. Flooding forced hundreds from homes in Ohio and Michigan border areas.
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United Press International
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Pacific Coast
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Toledo
Nixon to pivot in Watergate defense misinformed strategy shifts
Reports say President Nixon will acknowledge misjudgments and say misinformation from Haldeman and Ehrlichman misled him rather than claim total noninvolvement. Dean's forthcoming testimony may describe Nixon, Haldeman, and Ehrlichman as knowing participants in the coverup.
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UPI
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John D. Ehrlichman
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Carl Bernstein
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Ehrlichman
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Wilson
Postal Service Likely 10-Cent First Class Stamp Next Year
Postmaster General Elmer T. Klassen indicated the Postal Service will seek a 10 cent first class stamp in January to cover rising labor costs. He told UPI and U.S. News and World Report that a rate increase could generate about one billion dollars annually and may lead to abandoning airmail depending on airline space deals.
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Tempe man arrested for stolen card at Wallichs Music City
A 25-year-old Tempe man, Stephen H. Crane, was arrested at Wallichs Music City on Scottsdale Road after attempting to buy a clock radio with a stolen Bank of America credit card. Police said a clerk flagged the missing card and Crane was charged with possession of a stolen card and forgery after the 5 p.m. stop.
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Bank of America
Panel to study state pay for elective officials
A five member commission headed by Newton Rosenzweig will study salaries for the executive, judicial and legislative branches. Its first report to Gov. Jack Williams is due before Oct 1. The panel will recommend annual salaries for all superior appellate and supreme court judges and eight state executive offices. The governor will use the report to propose pay scales to the 1974 legislature.
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Phoenix
UPI
Jack Williams
Newton Rosenzweig
Martha Mitchell says Nixon knew of Watergate
Martha Mitchell told reporter Nixon always knew what was going on with Watergate and refused to let her husband shoulder the blame. She recalled Mitchell’s close work with Nixon during the 1972 campaign and questioned rumors of a marital breakup.
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Helen Thomas Washington
UPI
Martha Mitchell
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Fire damages apartment at 8220 E Garfield St
A Sunday afternoon fire at 8220 E Garfield St caused 2500 dollars in damage to a first floor apartment. Neighbors helped by using a pardon hose to control the flames. Firefighters arrived at 2 32 p m and traced the fire to a closet housing a water heater with smoke filling the unit. The blaze spread to the hall and bathroom. Officials cite spontaneous combustion near the water heater as a possible cause.
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Scottsdale
Josie Abril
Arizona VFW rejects amnesty for draft dodgers
Delegates at the Arizona Veterans of Foreign Wars convention voted against granting amnesty to draft dodgers or deserters. A second resolution urged a national cemetery for every state. Fred L. Swagerty of Winslow was chosen new state commander with John Jackson Tempe senior vice commander Kenneth Mead Phoenix junior vice commander Al Woods Sierra Vista quartermaster and Joseph Radburry Phoenix chaplain named to posts.
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UPI
Arizona Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention
Fred L. Swagerty
Winslow
Arizona
VFW
John Jackson
Tempe
Kenneth Mead
Phoenix
al Woods
Sierra Vista
Joseph Radburry
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