Nixon to send decision on White House tapes to Senate panel
President Nixon has decided on the release of Watergate tapes and will send the decision to the Senate Watergate committee Monday. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald Warren gave no hint of the outcome. The committee hopes the tapes will clarify witness testimony and show Nixon's knowledge of the Watergate affair. The White House seeks executive privilege and separation of powers to avoid turning over other records. FBI begins full inquiry into the hoax call that prompted a promised tape transfer.
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Nixon pledges to work hard despite health scare
President Nixon returning from Bethesda Naval Medical Center after battling viral pneumonia told White House aides in the Rose Garden he will work right up to the hilt even if it risks his health. He dismissed resignations as poppycock and urged others not to slow down, stressing the nation's health over his own.
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Hog price boom deflates second day
Hog prices fell as much as 1.50 at marketing centers as a one day boom from Phase 4 lift fades. Pork prices rose up to 6 per hundredweight Thursday, with market volatility and uncertainty noted by USDA officials. In a Friday survey, 33,500 hogs arrived vs 20,000 week ago and 29,000 last year. average costs stood at 46.75, 42.51 and 28.80.
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Watergate testimony links early plan to break-in to 1972 events
Gordon Strachan testified that a January to March meeting chain under Haldeman and Dean discussed a sophisticated political intelligence project with a 300000 dollar budget. He said Magruder later indicated the plan had begun. Mardian described Nixon concerns over security leaks and potential use of wiretap logs tied to Hoover and the FBI.
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Butte Considers 1973 74 Preliminary Budget Near 3 Million
Butte aldermen review a preliminary budget of 2 949 303.86 for 1973 74 with a plan to adjust and approve at a special meeting Monday. Final passage by Aug 13 follows public hearings. Mill value rises from 17 300 to 19 200 amid annexation and new construction.
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Hijacked JAL jet explodes. woman passenger killed
A Japan Airlines jumbo jet hijacked from Amsterdam to Dubai exploded after takeoff. A female passenger died and a purser was wounded. hijackers identified as Al Fatah and Japanese Red Army militants claimed the act as Palestinian action. Dubai police secured the airport as the aircraft landed.
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Prices rise for fifth straight month before Nixon freeze
June CPI shows a 0.7 percent jump led by food gasoline fuel oil and household services. Labor Department notes 1.7 percent grocery rise and 2.6 percent gasoline/oil gain. after tax take home pay up 2.07 from May but purchasing power falls 0.1 percent. Phase 4 lifts most freezes but beef price ceilings remain.
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Gerald Woody Dies From Beaverhead County Crash
Gerald Woody 27 of 3 N Clark died in Butte hospital from injuries from an April 9 crash west of Divide. He was a smelterman for Anaconda Co. and survived by his mother Dolores Anderson and siblings. Mass and burial planned at St John Evangelist Church and Sunset Memorial Gardens.
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Two Scouts Die After Yellowstone Lake Tragedy
Five Explorer Scouts survived a Yellowstone Lake boating accident in Wyoming that killed four youths and two leaders from Albuquerque, with one leader still missing. Kim Jones, 14, and other survivors reached shore after hours in rough waters as search teams recovered three bodies. Jones hiked 17 miles barefoot to signal help.
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Buses Seized in Florida Greyhound Case as Bond Posted
Deputies in Titusville impounded the last of nine Greyhound buses held as security in a $192,000 lawsuit. Greyhound posted a $400,000 bond to regain release of the Scenicruisers after the seizure began midweek near Cape Kennedy.
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