White House Memo Casts Dean As Key Player In Cover-Up
Senate testimony reveals John Dean kept a file of newspaper stories to trigger memory of meetings with President Nixon and says leaders discussed clemency for Hunt and payoffs for Watergate defendants. Inouye questions Dean as the memo paints Nixon, Ehrlichman, and Haldeman central to the cover-up.
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Blind graduate seeks teaching job despite credentials
Gary Gersten a 27 year old visually handicapped graduate of Oberlin and Bowling Green seeks secondary social studies teaching posts in Ohio and Michigan. He reports no job offers after applying to over 40 districts with Oberlin and Westlake citing interview or placement delays while noting concerns over lab work.
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Pashkevich protests Lorain steel union election
Pashkevich filed a protest after Martin Bartos won the Local 1104 United Steel Workers presidency by 32 votes. Bartos, an Elyrian, led the tally announced Tuesday amid questions over an election tally conducted by the U S Election Service Corp. meeting participants listed include Amato Tomasic and Maxwell. Pashkevich unavailable for comment.
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Lorain Tornado Then and Now A Graphic Retrospective
A 49 year old Lorain tornado left Broad street devastation with over 70 fatalities. The image shows 400 block south Broadway including Sam Klein Co. with a damaged sign. Follow pages D-8 and D-3 for more photos and tornado guidance and current warning system explanations.
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Antiwar bloc to try again after veto on Cambodia bombing halt
War critics press new end the war measure in both chambers by attaching the Cambodia Laos bombing cutoff to essential appropriations bills. Nixon vetoed the supplemental bill, charging it would hinder peace efforts. House, 241 173, failed to override by two votes.
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Knight News Wire to Launch Monday in The Chronicle
The Chronicle announces Knight News Wire a joint effort by Knight Newspapers New York News and Chicago Tribune with National Observer. The service promises hard hitting world coverage plus entertainment reviews Washington opinion humor Lifestyles science health business finance sports travel religion photography and consumer reports.
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