Gaudet Lawyer Denies Nixon Threat Charge
Ed win M. Gaudet’s attorney Lillian Cohen alleges the federal threat charge is a fabrication after Gaudet surrendered to law officers following a three day manhunt. The case centers on a claimed Aug 15 Canal Street coffee shop threat to kill President Nixon, with the government noting a discredited witness and ongoing related investigations in New York and New Mexico.
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New Orleans
Edwin M. Gaudet
Nixon
Gaudet
Lillian Cohen
New Mexico
Miss Cohen
Three Guards Suspended After Escape and Fatal Stabbing
In Richmond, three guards received seven day suspensions without pay following an escape of Charles McCarthy Tuggle and the stabbing death of inmate Paul Scott at the State Penitentiary. Acting Supt. E L Paderick cited negligence and inaction in the incidents.
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Richmond
State Penitentiary
E. L. Paderick
A. L. Mercer
Charles McCarthy Tuggle
Paul Scott
Paderick
Female Sailor Returns After Unauthorized Absence
PORTSMOUTH VA AP A female sailor who walked out with a letter of resignation turned herself in at Portsmouth Naval Hospital after nine days of unauthorized absence Hospitalman Apprentice Andrea D Sternberg 20 was ordered to report back She had cited unfair working conditions and said she would never wear the Navy uniform again Her return raises potential administrative action or court martial as authorities withheld current status details.
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Portsmouth
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Andrea D. Sternberg
Navy
Marine Corps
Virginia sees second highest July nonfarm jobs total
Virginia nonfarm employment reached 1,633,600 in July, the second highest on record. Unemployment fell by 11,800 as youths entered work or exited search, with 61,000 unemployed, 3 percent of the labor force, down 6,300 from July 1972. Net nonfarm jobs declined 11,900 mid-June to mid-July, offset by farm gains of 5,300 and 1,300 in self employed categories.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Department of Labor and Industry
Department
Edmond M. Boggs
Boggs
Shenandoah College Opens New Residence Hall
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music will hold open house for its eighth campus residence hall on Monday evening. The facility features four to eight room suites with central lounges and individual vanities, air conditioning, self service laundry, and handicap access. Located on the eastern edge of the Winchester campus, the hall includes a dating lounge TV lounge and recreation room as part of a planned growth strategy led by President Dr. Robert P. Parker.
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Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Shenandoah
Winchester
Dayton
Two Hurt in Area Traffic Accidents
A 1 59 a m collision on Kent Street near Clifford Street damaged three cars and a power pole. Jacob H Rudy 31 of Rt 2 drove into parked vehicles owned by Robin Smith and Michael Wayne Clark then hit a power pole before being treated and released at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Dennis Hawes 22 of Front Royal was also taken to the hospital after a separate Rt 522 South crash near the Opequon Bridge in satisfactory condition.
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Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jacob H. Rudy
Rt. 2
Kent St
Clifford St
Robin Smith
Washington, D.C
Michael Wayne Clark
S. Kent St
Clark
Smith
Rudy
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Opequon Bridge
Dennis Hawes
Front Royal
Cambodians Seek Source Of Rockets
Cambodian government forces push along Highway 4 in search of rocket launch sites after three Soviet built 122mm rockets fell near Phnom Penh airport causing no casualties. Rebels attack Kompong Tram while radar error blamed for Aug. 6 Neak Luong bombing.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Kompong Tram
Srang
Washington
Air Force
Neak Luong
Pentagon
Mekong River
Two Men Trapped In Central Arizona Copper Mine
Rescue workers dig through rock and mud at the Papago Reservation site where David Deeder and Terry Udall have been trapped 1,200 feet underground since August 17 after a tunnel collapse. Crews progress slowly with earthmovers as air support and an ambulance standby, while officials hold to optimism of finding them alive.
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Casa Grande
Ariz
Arizona
David Deeder
Terry Udall
Ft. Collins
Colo
Hecla Mining Co
Papago Indian Reservation
Here
Air Force
Jim Hunter
Allende reshuffles cabinet amid military dissent in Chile
In Santiago the Allende government conducts its 21st cabinet reshuffle as military dissatisfaction grows. General Carlos Prats resigns as defense minister and army chief, citing a left right split, while General Augusto Pinochet takes command of the army. Renewed strikes and violence deepen the crisis as observers note military discontent with political use by the president.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Carlos Prats
Allende
Prats
Augustin Pinochet
Cesar Ruiz
Ruiz
Nixon Plans Quiet Weekend at Western White House
President Nixon to spend a tranquil weekend at his California estate after a busy week including a Watergate news conference and a foreign policy openness push. He will focus next week on congressional legislation after Labor Day, and aides note changes in arms control agency posts including Miller and Zurdell appointments amid Malady’s Uganda ambassadorship resignation.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
California
White House
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
Red Beach
Florida
C. G
Bebe” Rebozo
Julie Eisenhower
Rebozo
Julie
Tricia Cox
Laguna Beach
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
James F. Leonard Jr
Disarmament Agency
Foreign Service
Robert H. Miller
Port Angeles
Wash
Miller
J. Owen Zurdell Jr
U.S
Tel Aviv
Israel
Philip J. Farley
Uganda
Thomas Patrick Malady
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New Orleans International
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Bland
Mercer
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
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Monitor Force
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Andy Capp
Beetle
Aller
Jolly Jac
Blondie
Snuffy Smith
Doonesbury
Winthrop
Peoples
Robert P. Parker
United Methodist
Michele
Berryville Avenue
Happiness
Jesus
First Assembly of God
Springcrest Street
Louise’s
Kernstown Annex
Jesus Christ
John
Richard M. Sudduth
Henry Howell
P. O. Box
Howell
Governor Committee
David Fahnestock
Stephenson
Elsie C. Miller
Courtfield Avenue
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Apple Valley Miniature Golf
Burger Chef
Valley Ave
Shannon Discount House
E. Piccadilly St
Ad. Dept
Ezrine Auto Center
Motorola
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