Rockefeller confirmation hearings begin amid finance disclosures
Congressional committee members report no major new disclosures in the FBI and Rockefeller finances. Rodino says questions will probe wealth and about 2 million in gifts and loans to ensure no improper influence, as votes split among the panel.
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Records Open As Candidates Limit Contributions
In 1974 many lawmakers vow to refuse funds from special interests and cap gifts to $100 or less. Several incumbents and challengers have begun itemizing or limiting donations, citing Watergate as a motive, with notable figures like Sen. Mathias and Rep. Javits illustrating varied approaches and totals.
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Honolulu
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R-Md
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Gilbert Gude
Gude
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Montgomery County
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New York
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Wertheimer
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Philip M. Crane
B-Ill
Singer Jimmy Rodgers Recovers From Head Surgery
Singer Jimmy Rodgers 41 says he is recovering well from head surgery after a fall during filming. He previously settled $200000 with Los Angeles over a 1967 incident in which he was found unconscious in his car with a fractured skull and other injuries.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Rodgers
Rodgers
Cover-Up TrialPress Magruder on Testimony in Watergate Case
Defense lawyers pressed Jeb Stuart Magruder during cross examination in the cover-up trial. Magruder admitted perjury to FBI agents, discussed his past funds and self preservation, and noted his cooperation while serving a 10 month to four year prison term. The testimony centers on Magruder’s role and statements about the June 17 1972 break-in at the Democratic National Committee.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Mitchell
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H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Robert C. Marchan
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Robert Reisner
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Evangelist Bud Lyles to Speak at Keystone Bible Church
Evangelist Bud Lyles speaks at Keystone Bible Church on Rt. 7 Berryville through Sunday. Lyles began preaching in 1944 after joining Bob Jones University and later worked with Dr. John R. Rice. He led hundreds of church campaigns and co‑op meetings and is a noted soloist and song leader. Meetings open to the public.
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Berryville
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S.C
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United States
Malta records lowest self harm deaths with single case in 1967
Malta shows the lowest rate of deaths by own action with only one such death recorded in 1967, highlighting a minimal occurrence within the period. The figure stands as an isolated data point for that year.
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Malta
Calendar of weekly club and civic meetings
Thursday events include Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club Pistol Night at 7 p.m. and TOPS Club meeting at 7 30 p.m. at 1st United Methodist Church. Friday lists Rotary at noon at Virginia Gentleman Restaurant and Women's Civic League at 12 30 p.m. The schedule covers local service and hobby groups.
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Front Royal
Virginia
Women’s Civic League
Bull Killed After Two Car Collisions On Rt 7 Near Berryville
A loose Angus bull caused two crashes within three minutes on Route 7 about 3.3 miles west of Berryville. Jeffery Tiller of Berryville struck the bull in his late model Chevrolet, damaging the car about 200 dollars. A second collision with Claude Ashby’s pickup from Boyce caused about 800 dollars in damage and left Ashby with a knee laceration. The bull was destroyed and valued at about 300 dollars.
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First Lady Betty Ford Likely to Skip Japan Trip
White House spokesman says Betty Ford probably will not accompany the President to Japan. Ford, who had breast cancer surgery a month ago, follows guidance from White House physician William Lukash. Presidential press secretary Ron Nelsen says the trip is "probably" ruled out.
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White House
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Weather Outlook Northern Valley and Virginia
Increasing cloudiness and patchy fog tonight with lows in the 50s. Friday brings considerable clouds and a shower chance with highs in the 70s. In Virginia expect mostly fair tonight with patchy fog and 50s lows. Friday turns sunny to partly cloudy with above normal temperatures and mountain showers possible in the 70s and low 80s. The weekend remains unsettled with a Sunday shower chance and otherwise partly cloudy skies. temps start in the 70s and 50s and cool into the 60s and 40s by Monday.
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Virginia
Rainfall and Temperature Totals for Past Year
Rainfall data covers 24 hours to 8:30 a.m. with monthly and yearly totals. Highlights include October 1974 31.47 inches year metrics, 1972 highest annual 53.02, 1930 lowest 17.15, and normal monthly averages for 60 years plus today’s noon high 63 and low 41. Sunset 5:14 p.m. Moonrise 5:31 p.m.
Gospel Sing Announced by Little Mountain UMC
The Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship of Little Mountain United Methodist Church announces a gospel sing this Saturday at 7 30 p m at the church with a free will offering.
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Little Mountain United Methodist Church
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