Michigan Primary Shapes Rivalry For Ford And Reagan
Ford and Reagan focus on Michigan as a pivotal test with primaries due Tuesday. Carter and Udall campaign in Michigan while Brown, in Maryland, vies for the Democratic nomination. Unemployment weighs in Michigan as Wallace signals ongoing influence through the final primaries.
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Exiles Granted Reversals in Watergate Break-in Cases
A federal appeals court upheld Ehrlichman and Liddy convictions for the Office break in of Daniel Ellsberg’s psychiatrist and the attempt to obtain Ellsberg related material. It reversed the convictions of Eugenio Martinez and Bernard Barker, Cuban exiles who carried out the break in.
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Appeals Court
Harold Leventhal
Malcolm Wiley
Robert Merhige Jr
Richmond
Ehrlichman
Detective Testifies To Finding Bullet In Murder Trial
A detective testified in the capital murder trial of Jim Vanderbilt that he found a bullet during a 1975 search of prairie land north of Amarillo. The bullet was located 248.5 feet from the road where Katina Moyer was found dead. Evidence also included handcuffs, ammunition, ledgers, photos, and area diagrams.
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Katina Moyer
James Smith
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Potter County
Randall Banks
Tom Curtis
Ed Porter
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George E. Dowlen
Vanderbilt
Miss Moyer
Jacobsen Pleads No Contest to $825,000 Theft
Former presidential aide Jake Jacobsen was sentenced to seven years probation after pleading no contest to stealing $825,000 from the First Savings and Loan Association of San Angelo. An Austin attorney, he had accused John Connally of taking a bribe. A district judge had summoned 300 veniremen for a trial.
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Abzug Announces Bid for New York Senate Seat
Bella S. Abzug, outspoken Democratic congresswoman from New York, announces plans to seek the party nomination for the U.S. Senate seat held by James Buckley. She signals possible House run if she loses the primary, and outlines positions on welfare, nuclear plant moratorium, aid to New York City, and opposition to the Concorde.
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FBI
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Fair Day With Warmer Winds Today
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with warmer conditions. Highs near the lower 80s today and mid 80s Wednesday. Lows around the upper 50s to lower 60s tonight, winds southerly at 15 to 20 mph today.
OPEC meeting eyed for price rise amid divides among exporters
Iran and Venezuela push for about a ten percent oil price rise at the Bali talks as Saudi Arabia resists, while Venezuela and Iraq back higher prices. Ecuador hints at no increase. Nigeria and Indonesia keep options open. a compromise is possible as members weigh inflation and development needs against market protection.
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Persian Gulf
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