Nixon defies order as Cox vows to proceed with suit
The article reports on President Nixon's plan to breach confidentiality by defying a court order to turn over Watergate tapes while Attorney General Cox says he will continue to pursue the suit. Senate Watergate committee members reacted to a compromise allowing limited access to tapes. Cox refuses to step down, stating the move deprives prosecutors of evidence. The Circuits Court gave Nixon a deadline, and the President framed the breach as honoring court guidance.
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Cox
Nixon
Ameri- Sen
Am J
Ervin
Howard H. Baker Jr
Memlife
Kers
Senate Committee
Nix
Stennis
Senate Watergate Committee
Supreme Court
Sirica
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Kissinger Heads to Moscow for Mideast Peace Talks
Diplomats expect a major U S Soviet push for Middle East peace as Henry Kissinger travels to Moscow for talks with Soviet officials. Kosygin’s Cairo trip hints at a peace plan with Sadat, while Nixon signals hope for an early end to fighting amid weather and lake conditions.
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Middle East
United States
Soviet Union
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Kissinger
Alexei N. Kosygin
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Kosygin
Israeli armored column pushes deep into Egypt amid Sinai battles
Israeli forces advance behind the Sinai front deep inside Egypt near the Suez Canal as artillery duels flare. Egyptian claims of heavy Israeli gains clash with reports of losses and air raids on Syria and Haifa.
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Egypt
Sinai Desert
Suez Canal
Sinai
Cairo
U. S
Russia
Israel
Damascus
Syria
Haifa
Mohammed Haidar
Haidar
el- Abrash
Mediterranean
Tartus
Nile Delta
Damietta
Rozetta
Red Sea
Dardaka
Beirut
LMHA seeks bids for more elderly housing development
Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority moves to solicit bids for 200 elderly housing units split between Elyria and Lorain funded by a HUD rent subsidy of 149.17 dollars per unit monthly for 20 years. The plan reverses a previous decision to reject similar projects over finances and sets a 1 month bid deadline.
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Lorain
Elyria
Ronald Ashley
LMHA
Department of
William Neal
Ashley
Wilkes Villa
Elvria
HUD
Sophie Uhse
Ashrews
Atlantic City
Tassie residency and ballot fate hinge on secretary of state
Ohio secretary of state Ted W. Brown will decide whether James G. Tassie appears on the November ballot for one of Elyria Municipal Court’s two judge seats. The Lorain County Board of Elections tied two to two on Tassie’s residence, with disputes over whether he lives at 2068 N Island Rd Eaton Township or 27405 Cook Rd Olmsted Falls.
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James G. Tassie
Elyria
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Lorain County Board of Elections
Secretary of State
Bipartisan Board
Tassie
N. Island Rd
Eaton Township
Cook Rd
Olmsted Falls
Roy A. West
Election Board
Joseph A. Ushelyi
Victor F. Stewart Jr
Joseph Zieba
Robert Wilson
Brown
Ujhelyi
Zieba
Richard Laux
Cook Road
Cuyahoga County
Wilson
Jim George Tasse
Tasse
Ashelyi
Thomas Smith
Laux
Smith
Board of Elections
Orie Camillo
Columbus
Hospitals Expand Child Psychology Services Across Regions
The World of the hospitalized child faces fears but hospitals nationwide implement programs to address psychic and physical needs. Reporter Mikie Sherman surveys local hospital efforts, while a separate Sunday Feature by Endree H Hoffman discusses a weathered cork and mulberry tale tied to a long-running family winery on South Bass Island, Heineman Winery.
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Mikie Sherman
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Associated Press
Morrow
Lake Erie
Moshe Dayan
Golan Heights
Sasa
Dayan
Tel Aviv
UPI
Lorain County
James George Tassie
Fey Tare
Endree H. Hoffman
Gene Krebs
South Bass Island
Heineman Winery
Sundar
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