Cox Says He Aimed Beyond Tapes in Watergate Inquiry
Archibald Cox, fired as special Watergate prosecutor, testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee. He argues his probe sought more than presidential tapes and presses for access to White House materials amid debates over appointing a new prosecutor.
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Elyria Cancels Halloween Parade Due to Rain
Elyria cancels its Halloween parade set for 2 30 PM after a rain delay. Organizers postponed and then decided to hold next Sunday instead, with Richard Elliott of the Chamber of Commerce likening a mid January parade to Christmas in January. Doughnuts planned for Ely Park were diverted to Riverview Plaza and other sites. Cider in unopened kegs was returned.
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Israelis shoot down three Egyptian helicopters near Suez Canal
Israeli air and ground forces reported shooting down three Egyptian helicopters over the southwest Sinai coast early today as UN convoys began delivering food water and medicine to trapped Egyptian troops. The cease fire remained, but Red Cross trucks were blocked by Egypt and Syria withholding capture lists. UN peacekeepers expanded to 7,000 troops with Finnish Swedish and Austrian contingents assigned to Suez Ismailia and Cairo.
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Short-lived walkout halts work at Lorain County building
Sheet metal workers picketed the Lorain County Administration Building for about ninety minutes over a jurisdictional dispute with Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 830 about installing baseboard heating equipment. SMWIA members set aside their sign after 9:30 AM and other unionists returned to work. the matter is referred to the Impartial Jurisdictional Dispute Board in Washington.
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Weather likely showers with cool temps tonight
Cloudy and cool with a chance of showers tonight. Low in the upper 30s to around 40. Tomorrow partly cloudy with a high in the upper 40s to around 50 and a 0 to 26 percent rain chance. Northerly to north northwest winds 5 to 20 mph. High 33 at 8 am yesterday and low 43 at 2 am today. Air Pollution Index 36 Excellent.
Ford Avon Lake plant opening delayed by fuel shortage
Ford Motor Co delays start of painting at the Avon Lake Ohio Truck Plant due to a reported propane shortage. Trucks from Lorain Assembly would be painted in Avon Lake and returned for final assembly. delay expected about one week. Ford remains noncommittal while awaiting Detroit release. prior plans included gas drilling permit considerations with PUCO.
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Tassie Disqualified For Elyria Judge Ballot
Ohio Secretary of State Ted W. Brown ruled James G. Tassie not a qualified candidate for Elyria Municipal Court. Tassie’s name won’t appear on the ballot unless a court reversal occurs after attorney Thomas Smith filed a writ of mandamus and a hearing is set for Wednesday. The decision cites residency and dual name spellings on the nominating petition as grounds for disqualification.
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Secretary of State
Cuyahoga County
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Tricias Role in Flaland Deal Probed by Investigators
Washington UPI reports investigators examine whether Tricia Nixon Cox profited from a Florida land sale by her father and failed to report gains. Newsweek says two lots near Key Biscayne were bought for 37 600 in 1967 and sold for 150 000 five years later, yielding a 112 400 profit with Tricia described as an unrecorded partner. The White House calls the story false and part of a witch hunt while noting trusts tied to Haldeman and Ehrlichman.
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