Ehrlichman Approved Ellsberg Break-in, Plumbers Trial Opened
Former White House aide Ehrlichman approved the break-in at Daniel Ellsberg’s psychiatrist before it occurred. Prosecutor Merrill detailed a Aug 31 1971 phone call saying approval depended on no White House trace. The Plumbers trial opened with jury selection complete.
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Lewis J. Fielding
Beverly Hills
Ellsberg
Pentagon
Fielding
Merrill
Ehrlichman
White House
Cape Cod
Mass
David R. Young
Egil Krogh
The
Plumbers
First Summit Results Show Three Cooperative Ventures
President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev announced three concrete outcomes from their summit in Moscow. They include joint artificial heart research and development, housing cooperation, and energy development with shared testing and results.
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Moscow
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Henry A. Kissinger
Andrei A. Gromyko
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai V Podgorny
Brezhnev
United States
Star City
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Clarke County appoints Armacost to school board seat
Clarke County selects Ivan Armacost to fill the vacant school board seat left by A Garland Williams. John Milleson is reappointed to the Longmarsh seat. Raymond Ratcliffe is declared ineligible as he is not a Berryville resident. Williams served 28 years on the board.
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Ray McGrath
Berryville
Clarke County
Ivan Armacost
A. Garland Williams
John Milleson
Longmarsh
Raymond Ratcliffe
Williams
Commonwealth
Harold Hawkins
Ratcliffe
Josephine St
Electoral Board
Hawkins
Armacost
June rainfall tops past years except Agnes flood
Rain totals for June run ahead of recent years, with 1972 Agnes flood noted. The Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory spokesman cites June rainfall 5.81 inches to date, compares with 3.62 inches in 1973 and 11.78 inches in 1972, while 1962–present June totals mostly under five inches. Also, Starword Puzzle 994 had no winner and prize money rises to 300 dollars. entries for 995 are due by 5 p.m. July 3.
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Agnes
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Stephens City approves 88885 budget amid no show public
Town Council passed an 88 885 68 budget for the coming year after a public hearing with no attendees. Mayor Lynn Comer opposed the budget noting it is about 10 000 higher than it should be and asked his stance be minuted.
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Stephens
Lynn Comer
Comer
Gilda Lemley
Council
Lemley
Soviet Press Omits Word From Nixon Speech Report
Pravda deleted the word personal from Nixon's remark about a personal relationship with Brezhnev, signaling that Soviet leaders claim the detente will endure regardless of Nixon's fate. Images beside Nixon show Brezhnev as an affable partner, underscoring a friendly Kremlin stance.
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Nixon
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Kremlin
Pravda
Brezhnev
United States
Bids for Winchester War Memorial addition exceed estimates
Two local firms submitted bids for the Winchester War Memorial Building addition, topping the city estimate of 400000 with bids of 497632 and 520350. City officials plan a special meeting Wednesday with the low bidder to seek cost reductions, exploring items to omit and alternative materials.
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Winchester War Memorial
Wendell L. Seldon
Parks and Recreation Board
Robert T. Mitchell Jr
Howard Shockey & Sons
Ricketts Construction Co
Hubert T. Stratton
Seldon
Parks and Recreation Dept
Stratton
Shockey
Mitchell
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