Haig named interim White House chief of staff in Nixon shakeup
President Nixon nombrado Army Gen. Alexander Haig Jr. como interino para sustituir al renunciante Haldeman mientras se reconfigura la oficina oval. Haig ya ocupa la oficina de Haldeman y asume la mayoría de sus funciones en medio de la investigación de Watergate.
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Bob) Haldeman
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University of Pittsburgh
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Somerset Fire Drive Aims to Cut Insurance Costs and Fund Truck
Somerset firemen launch their third annual joint fund drive with Listie and Friedens, highlighting insurance savings for residents within four miles of the hall. They seek about 66 000 for a 100 foot Grove ladder truck, plus 4 000 for equipment, to replace a bid up to 90 000. The department recently answered a false alarm at Bender Shoe Co. on South Edgewood Avenue.
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Kissinger Eyes Moscow Talks as Soviet Jews Seek Israel Hope
Kissinger flew to Moscow to map a second Brezhnev Nixon summit agenda and discuss arms limits and trade. Soviet Jews appealed in an open letter for help obtaining visas to Israel amid demonstrations in front of Izvestia. Eight Kharkov Jews urged Kissinger to end immigration barriers as he planned a weekend at Zavidovo with Brezhnev.
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Segretti Indicted Over Florida Campaign Smear Letters
Federal grand jury in Orlando indicted Donald H. Segretti a White House agent accused of forging and sending smear letters to Florida voters three days before the March 14 primary. The letters purported to be from Muskie staff alleging rivals misconduct, tying to Watergate investigations and related sabotage.
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Alabama
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Stolen Guns and Gear From Herrick’s Sports Center
State police said over 1100 dollars in firearms and sporting gear were taken from Herrick's Sports Center at Spruce Street and Route 56 in Paint Township. The theft occurred between late Thursday night and 7 30 a.m. Friday after a motorist alerted authorities. Rifles revolvers and fishing equipment valued at 1190.64 dollars were removed.
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James Mayer Faces Changes at Somerset Community Hospital
James J Mayer marks 21 years as administrator at Somerset Community Hospital noting the shift from direct patient care to education prevention and research. He discusses rising costs staffing changes and the need for better educated staff and targeted programs to improve care.
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James J. Mayer
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