Ehrlichman Breaks Down Over Nixon Meeting at Watergate Trial
Ehrlichman testified tearfully about his last meeting with Richard Nixon at Camp David before resigning. He said Nixon regretted asking him to quit, offered to help with legal fees, and asked if he could do more for the family before the judge recessed the session.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
Ehrlichman
Nixon
James F. Neal
William S. Frates
White House
Urg
Frates
Watergate
Jeanne
Camp David
Ehrichman
John J. Sirica
Mills Leaves Chair as House Ways and Means Reorganizes
Rep. Wilbur D. Mills will not seek another term as Ways and Means chairman. The committee expands from 25 to 37 members and will create subcommittees. Rep. Al Ullman is seen as likely successor, with Otis Pike and Richard VanderVeen named to replace retiring liberal Democrats.
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Mills
Boston
Annabel Battistella
Arkansas Democrat
Congress
al Ullman
Oregon
House
Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
Richard F. VanderVeen
D-Mich
Hearing Held on State Pharmacy Regulation Proposals
Morris J. Bortnick of Giant Food testifies at a public hearing in Richmond as the State Board of Pharmacy reviews rules requiring new pharmacies to be separate facilities with distinct entrances. He warns the rule would raise costs, hinder new pharmacies, and hurt public access to pharmaceutical services.
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Richmond
Morris J. Bortnick
Giant
Food, Inc
State Board of Pharmacy
Bortnick
Pharmacy Board
Maryland
Guy K. Tower
Tower
Unitarian Fellowship to Meet Sunday on Mt Williams Road
The First Unitarian Fellowship convenes Sunday at 2 p.m. at the home of Kitty and Gerald Phelps on Mt Williams Road Rt 608. The topic will be Humor in Religion and special music will be provided.
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First Unitarian Fellowship
Kitty and
Gerald Phelps
Mt. Williams Road
Rt. 608
Gloucester Officials Seek Apology Over Education Spending Citation
School officials in Gloucester County ask the State Department of Education to apologize for listing the area among districts not meeting the Virginia per pupil minimum. Superintendent William Blanks notes Gloucester now exceeds the $628 minimum after officials credited higher spending per pupil due to an earlier miscalculation of average daily membership. The State Board of Education meets today to consider the request, though a source says an apology is unlikely.
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Gloucester
State Department of Education
Gloucester County
Virginia
William Blanks
State Board of Education
Blanks
State Department
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