Dean cites President’s responses amid Watergate cover up
Testimony portrays Dean detailing a March meeting where the President reportedly offered to cover up payoffs. He describes the President showing no willingness to end the cover up and planning to discredit investigators while Haldeman Ehrlichman and Mitchell faced scrutiny.
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Labor Dept narrows pesticide worker safety rules
Amid congressional and farming pressure the Labor Department trimmed broad pesticide rules. Officials said initial limits on entry times to sprayed fields were broader than necessary and covered less toxic chemicals, prompting opposition from growers and farm state lawmakers.
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Playful Dallas puppy dies after rabies tests
The Y C Baker family in Dallas rushed all five children Tina 9 Larry 7 Terry 13 Teddy 11 and Alvis 13 to doctors for anti rabies shots after Luke the puppy died and tested positive for rabies. The dog reportedly played with the children and was only outdoors during a visit to relatives where a nearby skunk den was found. The injections began June 9 and continue through the month.
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Prison Lockdown Deepens as Inmates Hit Guards
No more convicts accepted at the prison as officials demand emergency action. Guards Dale Morey and Theodore Buckley were killed by inmates in the maximum security block during a fire investigation. Inmates have been moved to Pima, Maricopa, and Pinal jails while authorities review charges and timing of the response.
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Nixon weighs veto on Cambodia bombing funds cutoff
Congress demanded an end to bombing in Cambodia prompting a 3.3 billion supplemental bill. President Nixon may veto after consulting Republican leaders with a 10 day window, while three Arizona Republicans supported a two month extension and one Democrat urged immediate stop.
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