Watergate defined by elementary pupils in Ohio and Pennsylvania
Chronicle Telegram readers report on third graders at Gates Elementary and a Philadelphia parochial school offering varied, playful definitions of Watergate. Children describe water gates as flood, dam, park, or building concepts, reflecting a broad, humorous take on the term.
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Gates
Lake Ave
Betty Higgins
Chronicle-Telegram
Danny Burgett
Doug Burgett
Elm St
Sherry Gaines
Bill Gaines
Foster Ave
Bobby Summers
Robert Summers
Neuter Ct
Robin Rhymes
Robert Rhymes
Rush St
Philadelphia
Washington
Gates School
Danny Burgeit
John Kenney
Frost Warning Skims Tonight With Cold Lows In 20s
Frost advisory issued for tonight with lows in the mid to upper 20s and a 10 percent chance of precipitation. Tomorrow looks slightly warmer with a 26 percent rain chance and a high near 58 degrees. Winds remain light, sunrise at 6 07 a m and sunset at 3 39 p m. Air quality listed as excellent Endex 3.
Skylab faces new heat and power troubles after launch
Crippled Skylab reports 100 degree temperatures inside the lab and a stabilizing gyroscope issue as two solar panels fail to deploy. NASA postpones manned linkup to Sunday while engineers seek solutions to power shortages and heat buildup on the 85-ton station.
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Skylab
Cape Kennedy. Fla
Skylab Space Station
Space Agency
Hutchinson
America
Space Station
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Houston
Johnson Space Center
William C. Schneider
Longhorn World Championship Rodeo at Cleveland Arena
Charlie Fore rides a brahma bull as part of the Longhorn World Championship Rodeo this weekend at the Cleveland Arena. The event features bull riding bareback bronc riding steer wrestling saddle bronc riding call roping and cowgirls barrel racing with shows Friday Saturday 8 p.m. and Sunday 2 34 p.m.
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Charlie Fore
Fore
Cleveland Arena
Gold price soars as dollar devalues again in world markets
In London and Paris gold prices surge amid dollar decline. Les Echos speculates on a third devaluation while Paris hits $122.39 an ounce and Tokyo and European markets react. Analysts warn the move reflects deep distrust in the dollar and that official prices differ from market spikes.
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London
UPI
U.S
Paris
Les Echos
Europe
Tokyo
Bruce Smith
Britain
Midland Bank
Washington
Peter Flanigan
International Economic Affairs
Chicago
Paul A. Volcker
The
Treasury
Senate panel seeks immunity for Dean testimony
The Senate Watergate committee voted to request partial immunity for former presidential counsel John W. Dean to testify. New evidence surfaced as three Nixon aides faced deeper scrutiny with recovered wiretap records and alleged CIA involvement, while the Armed Services panel prepared to release a transcript alleging White House requests for CIA help in covert political espionage.
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Washington
UPI
John W. Dean
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
CIA
Senate Armed Services Committee
White House
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Watergate ties Ehrlichman Haldeman Dean to CIA spy plot
Witness Symington says Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean were deeply involved in a CIA aided plan to spy on Daniel Ellsberg. FBI chief Ruckelshaus reveals he recovered 1969 71 wiretap records from Ehrlichman’s office amid White House denial. Nixon hauls leaders to White House to back bipartisan election reform. Ziegler fractures denial of Nixon knowledge and warns hearings may affect due process.
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Torday
White House
John W. Dean
John Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
Daniel Elisberg
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Dean
Symington
CIA
Vernon W. Walters
FBI
William D. Ruckelshaus
Secret Service
Terday
US District Court
Virginia
Nixon
Bipartisan Commission
Ronald Ziegler
Democratic National Committee
Newsweek Magazine
Ziegler
Senate
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