Nixon aides report private talks as resignation calls mount
White House Chief of Staff Alexander Haig met with Vice President Ford for an hour to discuss the crisis. Sources say resignation remains a possibility and that all options are open as pressure from Republicans and disclosures over Watergate mount.
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Key Role Seen for John Marsh
Detroit AP report says Ford aides plan for a possible White House transition with Marsh as a key player alongside Hartmann Laird Seidman and Buchen. Ford prepares on economics and foreign policy keeps Kissinger and Pentagon policy chiefs in close contact amid inflation focus.
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Clarke County approves 482188 road budget and seeks Rt 761 work
Clarke County Board of Supervisors approved the State Department of Highways secondary road budget totaling 482 188 for maintenance and improvements with allocations for ordinary maintenance maintenance replacement and improvements. A petition for Rt 761 improvements was presented by Gladys Harbaugh. Superintendent Wade G Johnson reported test scores showing Clarke students generally below national averages with some higher grades near state levels.
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State Dept. of Highways
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Staunton
Gladys Harbaugh
Wade G. Johnson
Clarke County
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Clarke
Israeli air raids target guerrilla sites in southern Lebanon
Israeli jets hit suspected guerrilla targets in southern Lebanon twice in one day. Initial reports say 14 Lebanese villagers hospitalized as the strikes, the first since July 23, were retaliation for a frontier raid. The first raid near Hareira Junction lasted five minutes, with planes returning safely. a second afternoon strike reportedly brief per officials, witnesses placing bombs on Mt. Hermon eastern slopes in the Arkoub region amid ongoing cross border shelling.
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Warren County Postpones $6.5 Million School Bond Referendum
Warren County Supervisors vote to delay action on a proposed 6.5 million school bond for a vocational high school. Some members urge lowering the amount or a two step program while others doubt voter support amid inflation and higher taxes. In Washington, Jake Jacobsen pleads guilty to bribery in a Watergate context, helping to drop seven charges against him.
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Front Royal
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Elizabeth J. Malta
James S. Wetzel
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George B. Baggarly
Washington
Texas
Jake Jacobsen
John B. Connally
Watergate Special Prosecution Force
Jacobsen
San Angelo
Tex
Connally
Secretary of the Treasury
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Handley High School unrest ties to racial tensions
Unrest at Winchester’s Handley High followed March 4 bulletin board vandalism and an April 17 suspension list of sixteen students eight of them black. Federal HEW investigators examined discriminatory practices as the district faced a civil action suit against administrators and teachers.
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Philadelphia
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Winchester Intermediate School
House Vote Seen Mere Formality in Nixon Impeachment
Washington AP reports Republicans including Minority Leader Rhodes and 10 Judiciary Committee members support impeachment, signaling a Senate trial and possible removal. Nixon’s disclosure of withheld evidence spurs calls for resignation and White House pressure despite Nixon’s stance against resigning.
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Arizona
Robert E. Bauman
Maryland
House Judiciary Committee
GOP senators weigh telling Nixon to resign amid impeachment risk
Senate Republicans debate sending a delegation to President Nixon after a lunch where leaders voiced majority anger and fear of a trial in the Senate. Hugh Scott says the party will meet to decide how to convey views as John Tower and Bob Dole signal growing support for resignation.
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