White House ITT paper leaves questions about Nixon ties
The White House ITT white paper claims Nixon avoided personal wrongdoing in the ITT antitrust matter but omits key details about actions by close aides. It downplays charges involving Agnew Mitchell Connally Stans and other officials, while noting a 1971 call to stop an appeal but skipping a broader pattern of high level meetings through 1970 and 1971.
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ITT
White House
Agnew
John Mitchell
Treasury
John Connally
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Washington
Nixon
Justice Department
Spiro T Agnew
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Richard Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Ened
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Dita Beard
Beard
Mitchell
Colson
White
Operation Candor details from Page 3 reveal White House involvement
The document cites aides Ehrlichman Colson Flanagan and others conferring with TT officials over the ITT case, noting that Nixon directed actions at times. It argues the white paper omits pressures, possible perjury, and hush actions, citing Beard memos and Casey meetings as evidence of undue influence and incomplete disclosures before the 1972 elections.
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House
John Ehrlichman
Charles Colson
Peter Flanagan
Peter Peterson
Nixon
Kleindienst
Milk price hike planned by Milk Inc and partners
Dairy price increases are planned across Lorain and surrounding counties as Milk Incorporated and local dairies raise raw milk costs. Elyria Dairies and Lorain Creamery announce at least a one cent per quart rise, with changes also affecting Convenient Food Marts and Lawson stores. Prices depend on purchase size and payment plans, and trends reflect a broader supply squeeze from recent production declines. Local home delivery customers face higher perquart and perhundredweight charges, while retailers prepare for higher retail milk pricing in coming days.
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Milk, Inc
Here Milk, Inc
Northern
Ohio
Dairy Farmers’ Cooperative
Elyria Dairies. Inc
Lorain Creamery
Gordon Riehl
Wells Gray
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Gray
Seabold
Florida
Lawson
Incorporated
Wells
Elyria Dairies
Bendix Plant Wins Three Month Fuel Oil Allocation
Bendix in Elyria secured a three month fuel oil allocation enabling full five days a week operation. Sum Oil Co will supply the fuel oil. Last month Bendix warned of no oil stock beyond December and potential severe curtailment or shutdown this month without aid.
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Bendix
Elyria
The
Sum Oil Co
Bread prices may hit dollar loaf if wheat exports aren’t cut
Washington based bakers warn immediate export controls on wheat are needed to avoid a sharp rise in bread prices. A spokesman says without restrictions a bread shortage is likely and housewives could pay a dollar per loaf by late spring. The American Bakers Association plans a news conference to press their position.
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Washington
UPI
United States
American Bakers Association
Weather Outlook Mixed Rain Snow Tonight Through Weekend
A damp and stormy pattern continues with wintry mix tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures fall from upper teens tonight to the low 30s tomorrow with precipitation chances at twenty percent tonight and sixty four percent tomorrow. Northwest winds 12 to 15 mph tonight. Extended outlook shows Friday to Sunday with highs in the 30s to near 40s, then cooling to the low 20s and teens by Sunday as precipitation chances persist.
County staff increases welfare rolls due to energy crisis
Lorain County Welfare Director Gerard R. Prinz reports a sharp rise in welfare applications as the energy crisis prompts layoffs and higher SSI reapplications. The department added 12 staff, including two investigators, to ensure only eligible residents receive aid while food stamp requests rise, especially among auto workers from Chrysler and Ford plants.
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Lorain
Gerard R. Prinz
Prinz
Ohio
Summit County
Akron
Macedonia
Chryslers
Twinsburg
Ford Motor Co
Cuyahoga County
Oil Prices Freeze Through April 1 in Global Pact
Major oil producing nations agreed to hold crude prices steady until April 1. Iran’s Jamshid Amouzegar announced no increases or decreases before that date. In Stark and Portage counties, welfare officials reported rising food stamp requests, aided by higher income limits, with surging applicant numbers and layoffs impacting eligibility and demand.
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Geneva
UPI
Iran
Jamshid Amouzegar
Silberman named as Saxbe's No 2 at Justice
Washington reports Laurence H. Silberman, former Labor Department official, has been picked by Attorney General William B. Saxbe for deputy attorney general. Silberman, 38, left Nixon era post in 1972 and has since worked at a Washington law firm. Also eyed is J D Sawyer of Middletown Ohio as Saxbe's top personal assistant.
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Washington
UPI
Laurence H. Silberman
Labor Department
Nixon
William B. Saxbe
Justice Department
Washington Post
White House
Silberman
Labor
Saxbe
J D Sawyer
Middletown
Ohio
Sawyer
Energy crisis warned as Mosher lectures at LCCC
US Rep Charles A Mosher told Lorain County Community College students that energy problems are real and lifelong. He urged reduced dependence on natural gas and oil, proposing coal then nuclear options and solar energy within decades, while warning rationing could occur though he opposes a tax. He criticized fuel waste since World War II and noted ironic gas constraints in Washington.
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White House
Congress
Charles A Mosher
Oberlin
Lorain County Community College
Mosher
LCCC
Nixon
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Ernest Seabold
Renee Agi
Letay LO
Nan
Stark County
Canton
Welfare Department
John McCall
McCall
U.S Agriculture Department
Portage County
Ravenna Welfare
Sam Gaglardo
Bangkok
Kakuei Tanaka
Thailand
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