Time of Watergate shadows and Nixon denials
Interview with J. E. in which he reflects on leaving the White House, Watergate consequences, and the role of truth. He regrets not resigning earlier, doubts Nixon’s comeback, and stresses accountability while criticizing CIA oversight and political lies as inherent to the presidency.
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Liz
Nixon
J.E
White House
CIA
FBI
Haywood tops clerk search amid dual posts question
Haywood leads Midview schools clerk search as Elyria officials weigh his dual post duties. A proposed salary range is 17000 to 18500 annually, with Haywood at 16500 in Midview and 18700 for Elyria clerk-treasurer retiree June Blakeslee. Haywood faces a fouryear contract, two years left, while an Elyria finance director weighs legality of holding both jobs. He has not decided about quitting either post.
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Haywood
Midview
June Blakeslee
Elyria Schools
Repas
Elyria
J.C. William Tattersall
Midiven
Marguerite Bowman
Thew Shovel Co
Lorain
Carol
Lucille Dr
Economic Club of
Detroit
Coleman
Congress
Slain Cleveland Man Found In Lover's Lane Details
Lorain County deputies found a body yesterday in a pool of blood with a chalked outline marking the spot. The vehicle lay along a lover’s lane off Jacquay Road in Columbia Township, where it is believed the man may have been drinking beer. Page 1 photo by Mike Benbow.
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Lorain County
Columbia Township
Mike Benbow
North Ridgeville and Elyria Officials Attend McDonald’s Opening
North Ridgeville Mayor Charles Stuart and Elyria Mayor Marguerite Bowman will be guests at a pre opening event for the new McDonald’s at Ridgeview Shopping Center. The restaurant seats 108, offers a drive through, and opens for business at 7 am Wednesday with over 60 staff.
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North Ridgeville
Elyria
McDonald’s
Ridgeview
McDonald's
Ohio
Charles Stuart
Marguerite Bowman
del Pitzer
Massachusetts Strike Hits State Agencies Across Commonwealth
Massachusetts faced a statewide walkout as the Alliance union coalition led workers from dozens of state agencies. Guards reported for duty at Norfolk State Prison, while critical Boston Harbor sewage facilities operated normally. Dukakis urged workers to return, warning of disciplinary action. The Labor Relations Commission ordered a halt and court injunction actions were anticipated.
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Trons Department
Norfolk State Prison
Metropolitan District Commission
Boston Harbor
Alliance
Howard Doyle
Paul Quirk
State Labor Relations Commission
Dukakis
Labor Commission
Court OKs state aid to church colleges
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that states may grant funds to private church-related colleges without violating church and state separation. Maryland’s 1971 program was upheld though funds cannot aid seminaries. A college president must certify use, with a yearly report due after funding. Notre Dame Loyola Baltimore Mount Saint Mary’s use the aid.
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Washington
Supreme Court
States
Maryland
Baltimore
Notre Dame
Loyola
Mount Saint Mary’s
Emmitsry
Harry A. Blackmun
Warren E. Burger
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Air bags delay faces industry and public fury
Transportation policy delays on passive restraints keep air bags off most cars despite proven life saving effects. Coleman extended the decision to eight years, prompting criticism from lawmakers, safety advocates, and insurance interests who warn lives and injuries will mount each year the standard is postponed.
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General Motors
Transportation
William T. Coleman
Coleman
James Gregory
Gregory
Douglas Toms
William Haddon
Donald L. Schaffer
Allstate Insurance Co
Stantly
Allstate Plaza
Northbrook
Allstate
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Transportation Department
Donald Schaffer
Illinois
Market Opens Higher On NYSE As Investors Watch Rates
Prices rose at the New York Stock Exchange with the Dow up slightly after Friday's small loss. The market menu showed 543 issues trading early, about 650000 shares changing hands as investors noted a rally driven by perceived rate stabilization. Profit taking可能 suggested but observers expected further gains. In Elyria Lorain area, church speaker Rev Richard J. Connelly, former Browns chaplain, will headline a banking awards banquet with talk on In The Middle Of Tomorrow.
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Avon Lake
Richard J. Connelly
Cincinnati Bengels
American Institute of Banking
Lorain County
Connelly
Cleveland Browns
St. Coleman's
Washington Court House
New York
Teneca
Ally Power
Texaco
Timken
Aths Chalmers
Trans
Alcoa
Am Airlines
UAL Inc Gs
US Steel
Western Union
Am Motors
Westinghouse
T&t
Woolworth
Pierre Bendix
R. Beth Steel
American Machine & Foundry
Boeing Cat ST Ae
American Ship Building
Chessie
American Standard
Chrysler Cp
Cities Service
CPC International, Inc
Detroit Edison
Emerson A
Eastern Air Fruehauf Easton Cp
Goodriding
Exxon
Goodyear
Searle
G.D. Co
Greyhound
Tcker
Ron
TAM Corp
Ant Harvester
Toledo Edison
Union Pacific Corp
Kennecott
Victor Comptometer
Penn Central
Pepsi
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