March 29, 1974
Nixon Aid Says Record Show 10 Meetings Weren’t Recorded Nixon Decides To Honor Subpoena For More Material
Nixon Aid Says Record Show 10 Meetings Weren’t Recorded Nixon Decides To Honor Subpoena For More Material
President Nixon Will Sign Wage Bill; Raises Minimum age to $2 per Hour from $1.75 Coal Firms To Boost Production
Louisville Zoo Chief Fired; Give 24 Hours To Leave Lowering U.S. Speed Limits Has Saved Lives
Louisville Mayor Sloane Admits Campaign Law Violations Coach Sloan of N. Carolina St. Wins NCAA Title
Nixon Given More Time To Respond To Subpoena Paris Student Named Kentucky’s 1974 Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow
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Law Makers Kills Bill For State Wide Automobile Owner Registry The Red River Gorge May Pass Into Oblivion
People Who Know Would Call Wall Street “Disaster Area” Jacksonian Hotel Closed For Last Time; Scottsville
39 Senators Back Nixon; 17 Favor Resignation Nixon Wants Soviet Help With Israeli Conflict