Ervin to Resume Hearings New Panel Named in School Suit
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. plans to restart Senate Watergate hearings Tuesday despite Archibald Cox’s request to delay. Sally Harmony will be questioned as the first of five former Nixon campaign workers, with other names including Robert Riesner Hugh Sloan and Maurice Stans mentioned by committee sources. In Vigo Indiana, Circuit Judge C Joseph Anderson again named a panel of local attorneys to appoint a special judge for the class action suit filed April 17 by 577 parents seeking to block school closings. Continued on Page 2.
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Weather outlook across Indiana Illinois and Terre Haute area
The weather map notes warm humid conditions through Tuesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Indiana sees high 78 to 84 and lows in the 60s with a 7 percent rain chance tonight and Tuesday. Illinois expects lower 80s with showers and storms and 80 percent precipitation today. River stage 5.9 feet and falling. dirt air quality 84 micrograms.
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White House Acknowledges Dean Meetings
The White House said President Nixon met with John Dean III this year about the Watergate affair and refused to release logs of those sessions to the Justice Department or Senate investigators. Deputy press secretary Gerald L. Warren noted topics included Nixon’s interests, Watergate inquiries, executive privilege, and related hearings.
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Severe Weather Rips Nation Touches Texas Hit Hard
Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes swept the nation with Texas hardest hit. At least four injuries occurred in Palestine and Groesbeck as eight mobile homes were destroyed and many houses damaged. Heavy rains caused flash flooding across Randall and Come counties while rivers rose toward flood levels.
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Tornado Strikes South Part of Terre Haute No Injuries
A tornado and storms struck Terre Haute with property damage but no injuries. Police and fire crews controlled traffic and kept bystanders away from downed lines. Downed power lines and flooded roads affected the area, and four family members were hospitalized after a separate three car crash near Ind 340 and U.S. 40. Curtis Balding in critical condition, Jeffrey Balding in serious condition, Albert Balding and Sherry Balding in fair condition.
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Prospects for Sklyab space walk to free jammed solar panel
Skylab astronauts weighed a space walk to free a jammed solar panel that could double station power. Commander Charles Conrad Jr. would lead the operation if approved, with mission control and the crew to decide procedures in a Tuesday conference.
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A UPI report states that women make up 1.4 percent of law enforcement officers in the United States. The statistic highlights gender disparity in policing nationwide.
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Class Action Suits Grow in Number Across States
In New Jersey a class-action suit voided contracts for 24 customers who paid 280 for home educational kits worth about 40. California allows interest on mortgage tax escrow accounts via class actions. Nationwide suits rise, now about 3500 federal cases, with 3 percent of civil matters. Judges warn against massive judgments. debates over steering law limits and Rule 23 persist.
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Grant aids Foster Grandparents in Vigo County
Sen. Birch Bayh announced a 157 451 grant to Vigo County Economic Opportunity Action Committee Inc. to continue the Foster Grandparent Program from June 1 1973 through May 31 1974. The grant supports 60 foster grandparents meeting daily needs and transportation while providing meals and community visits.
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