Senate debate on national crime information center access
Senator Saxbe and Senator Ervin push federal rules to govern the National Crime Information Center data flow. The plan would feed state and local records to a centralized FBI system while restricting public access and protecting sources and techniques, with concerns over school boards and potential misuse by non law enforcement entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Saxbe
National Criminal [Information Center
Massachusetts
Defense Department
Postal Service
Sen. Ervin
Lime
Effort to conceal evidence in Watergate tape erasure
Federal coast guard hearing focused on who erased the 18.5 minute gap on the Watergate tape. Experts rejected a single accidental act theory and were blocked from speculation. Rose Mary Woods claimed she pressed record accidentally while transcribing a 1972 conversation with President Nixon and Haldeman.
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Washington
White House
Secret Service
Rose Mary Woods
Noxons
Hor Taldemian
Haldemans
Nixon
Congress
Nixon aides face new Watergate blow on 18 minute tape
A six member expert panel found the 18 minute tape shows the record button pushed multiple times and hand operation at keyboard controls. The panel did not name a responsible party and stopped short of alleging deliberate erasure. The findings deepen doubts and may affect impeachment considerations and potential charges.
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White House
Special
Watergate
Congress
Los Angeles
Elliot L. Richardson
Nixon
John B. Anderson
Hhinows
House Republican Conference
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Olympia
Wash
Richard Bolt
Cambridge
Mass
John Sinica
U.S District Court
Sinica
Rose Mary Woods
Sirica
Grand Jury
Amherst Board President Keeps Post Amid Teaching Debate
A city index lists AMHERST as the board president remaining in office despite ongoing discussions over a teaching job. The brief notes continue to other beat items on Page B-1 and related town affairs.
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Amherst — Board
Grafton — Council
Sleepy Hollow comes to Elyria High stage three days
The Elyria High School auditorium hosts a three day children’s theater performance of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow starting tomorrow with shows at 7 p.m. tomorrow and Friday and 2 p.m. on Saturday. Cast includes Marlene Wilson Gretchen Van Tassel Christine Schmidt Lee Kauffman Betty McNutt with German exchange student Christine. Tickets sold at the door.
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Sleepy Hollow
Elyria High School
Marlene Wilson
Gretchen van Tassel
Christine Schmidt
Mama van Tassel
Lee Kauffman
Papa van Tassel
Betty McNutt
Sonya
Marlene
Robert Wilson
Augdon Dr
Lee
Kenneth Kauffman
Foster Ave
Betty
Neil Varkas
Brandtson Ave
Christine
Germany
Ward Young
Windward
John Fazig
Weather Outlook Mild with Cloudy Night
Mild weather continues with considerable cloudiness tonight and a low in the lower 30s. Tomorrow will be mild and partly cloudy with a high in the 40s. There is a twenty percent chance of precipitation tonight and ten percent tomorrow. Winds are variable to 10 mph early tonight and southeast 10 to 15 mph late tonight. Sunrise at 8 50 a.m. and sunset at 6 22 p.m.
Car slams school bus killing auto driver and injuring two
A 19 year old in a car collided with a school bus carrying 13 kindergarten children on Oakpoint Road and West Erie Avenue. The car driver James Ratay died at Lorain Community Hospital from severe internal injuries. The bus driver Mrs Ronald Williams suffered a fractured leg and minor scrapes. One child needed treatment. The crash happened at 12 21 p m as the bus was returning kindergarteners to Harris School Amherst. Witnesses said the car fishtailed and was traveling at high speed before leaving the road. The bus was spun around, with the scene witnessed by nearby motorists. Marilyn Miller, 38, died in a separate North Ridgeville crash. Page B1.
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Lorain
Oakpoint Road
West Erie Avenue
Lorain Community Hospital
James Ratas
Nichols Ave
Lorain Community
William Kishman
Ronald Willams
Elyria Ave
Amherst
Elyria
Marilyn Miller
North Ridgeville
Rationing threat may run out of gas
Washington officials said if Americans save gasoline and refining holds up the energy pinch can be weathered without gas rationing. Heating oil should be sufficient this winter unless weather is severe. thermostats should be lowered by six degrees, and a final gas rationing decision may wait until summer peak demand.
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Washington
UPI
John C. Sawhill
Federal Energy Office
Sawhill
U.S
Mantle and Ford Enter Baseball Hall of Fame
Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford, described by Casey Stengel as rolicking rogues, were elected to Basehall's Mall of Fame. Robin Roberts gathered 224 votes, but fell short of the 272 needed. Ralph Kiner had 213 and nine others exceeded 100.
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NEW York
UPI
Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Casey Stengel
Basehall
Mall of Fame
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Ralph Kiner
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Ervin
Clark Hoyt
Lagrange
Keystone
Milan
New London
Cerea Baat Ses
Sheffield
South Amherst
Stlvedere's
Contract Bridge
Wee CA Finance
Weed Oberlin
Ronald R. Stiner
Longford
Wilmot Printing
C-T
John Kenney
By Frank Finegold
John Malinovsky
Ratay
Malinovsky
Oakpoint Rou
James Rataj
United States
Mantle
Ford
Hall
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