Career plans for class of 1974 graduates face Watergate era
Twenty five senior students from the Chronicle Telegram area were polled on careers and peace politics. Most prefer satisfying lower pay over high pay in disliked work, and view Watergate as a scandal with ongoing scrutiny that could heal government. Quotes from Kathy Szalay Suzie Radyk Paul Norrod Mike Rigsby Bill Moury reflect disillusionment faith in government and calls to work within the system.
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Robert C. Rigsby
Bainbridge Rd
North Ridgeville
Bill Moury
Brookside High School
Nixon named as unindicted Watergate co conspirator
A federal grand jury charged President Nixon with involvement in a conspiracy to defraud the United States and obstruct justice in Watergate. The Supreme Court released a one sentence extract confirming the jury named Nixon as an unindicted co conspirator. The court refused disclosure of sealed transcripts and briefs related to the matter.
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Nixon Seeks Middle East Peace in Damascus Talks
Nixon arrives in Damascus after a security scare and receives a blunt, wide ranging lecture from President Assad on Palestinian rights and a just solution to the Palestine question. Assad links peace to ending Israeli occupation and Palestinian self determination while Nixon signals cautious, step by step progress and no instant solution.
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Elyria Boy Killed By Train On Railroad Trestle
A 14 year old Elyria youth Jimmy W Allen was fishing from the north side of a Norfolk and Western trestle over the Huron River when two engines sounded and he ran as the train struck him. He suffered a fractured skull pelvis and multiple injuries and died at Sandusky Memorial Hospital. Deputy coroner Dr Richard Blackman noted a south side platform existed but the boy chose the opposite side.
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Family of four needs $1,200 more for living costs in 1973
The Labor Department reports fall 1973 urban family budgets rise sharply. A typical city family of four would need 12.60 annually for a moderate standard of living, up about 1,200 from the prior year. Lower, moderate, and higher budgets show larger inflation, with food costs driving most increases. Anchorage tops price levels, Boston highest relative to the national average, and Southern towns lowest.
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