Jurists secrecy record questioned over Watergate appeals
Washington AP report claims the Supreme Court may have broken its secrecy by revealing discussions on whether to hear appeals by former Atty. Gen. John Mitchell ex White House aide H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman. NPR said the court 5 3 vote to deny review and Burger delayed release amid full court review attempts.
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White House
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Richard M. Nixon
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Harry A. Blackmun
Lewis F. Powell
Nixon
William H. Rehnquist
Conor
Byron R. White
John Paul Stevens
H. R. Haldeman
Planners OK change in zoning for funeral home expansion
The Elyria Planning Commission approved rezoning to permit expansion of Carter Funeral Home on West Bridge Street and denied a zoning change at Bell and Lake to allow a bowling ball outlet. The council's development committee considered the requests as well.
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West Bridge Street
Lake Avenue
Bell and Lake Avenue
Carter Funeral Home
Arrest details omitted in story about Elyria man
Jackie Beckloff age 23 of 800 Longson Ave was charged with marijuana possession and carrying a concealed weapon by Elyria police after a car stop at Prospect Street and Stanford Avenue. Beckloff faces these charges in Elyria Municipal Court Tuesday morning.
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Elyria
Prospect Street
Stanford Avenue
Roots film series to run at Lorain Public Library
The television version of Alex Haley's Roots will be shown on seven consecutive Tuesdays at the Lorain Public Library starting April 26. Screenings begin 7:30 p.m. in the meeting room at 351 Sixth St. Free to the public with post showings loaned through the circulation department.
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Alex Haley
Si Public Library
Sixth St
Rhodes calls Carter plan a threat to Ohio jobs
In Columbus Ohio Gov James A Rhodes criticizes President Carters proposed gas and auto taxes as a serious threat to Ohio economy and jobs He says the energy policy lacks decisive effort to develop energy supplies and notes more than 200000 Ohioans work in auto and car related industries.
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Columbus
UPI
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Carter
Cabbie Returns $28,000 Found In Cab
Philadelphia cab driver Nathaniel W. Knox turned in a briefcase containing $28,000 found in his cab after two passengers who paid $2.10 left. Police Lt. Herman Webb counted and verified the money, the riders were found and reunited with the funds. Knox received a promised reward and said he was a little nervous.
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Philadelphia
Herman Webb
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