Hunt Seeks to Withdraw Guilty Plea in Watergate Case
E Howard Hunt moved in U S District Court to withdraw his guilty plea amid claims of withheld evidence and government obstruction. Separately Donald Segretti agreed to plead guilty to election law violations and cooperate with prosecutors in the Watergate era sabotage probe. Segretti faces four counts with a possible one year per count, while Hunt faces conspiracy and wiretapping charges linked to the June 17 1972 break in.
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Howard Hunt
Watergate
Washington
E. Howard Hunt
Donald H. Segretti
Segret'i
Caen Nixon
Tum
U.S. District Court
Hunt
Democratic National Committee
Segretti
Tampa
Florida
Nixon
Archibald Cox
George A
Special Prosecutor
Los Angeles
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Senate Watergate Committee
Segret
White House
Dwight L. Chapin
Kalmbach
Hearing
Robert Melon Benz
Henry M. Jack
Washington and
Muskie
Benz
IBM Found Guilty Of Monopolistic Practices
IBM was found guilty in a federal court of monopolistic practices. Judge Christensen ordered IBM to pay Telex 352.5 million in damages and Telex to pay IBM 21.9 million for trade secrets theft. The ruling enjoins predatory pricing and requires separate pricing of IBM memory systems, plus disclosure of electronic design details. Telex plans overseas action. IBM denies monopoly claims and cites 1,800 competitors in the market.
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Tulsa
Okla
International Business Machines Corp
U.S. District Court
A. Sherman Christensen
IBM
Telex Corp
Telex
Roger Wheeler
American Stock Exchange
Christensen
IPM
IBM Telex ruling may reshape computer industry
IBM faces a $352.5 million damage award after Telex verdict with potential broad impact. Analysts say the ruling could curtail IBM's dominance, spur peripheral makers like Memorex and Mohawk Data Sciences, and prompt uniform pricing rules across computer products. If upheld, it could redefine hardware, software, and peripheral sectors.
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IBM
W. Carroll Bumpers
Greyhound Computer Corp
New York
Wall Street
Telex
John Douglas
Reynolds Securities
Otters
Bumpers
Memorex
Mohawk Data Sciences
Heath Meets Cosgrave in Dublin Amid Riots and Bombs
In Dublin British Prime Minister Edward Heath and Irish leader Liam Cosgrave held a high level summit amid widespread violence. IRA supporters attacked government facilities while bombs rocked Britain and Northern Ireland, and protests erupted in Dublin with about 30 arrests and police cordons around the General Post Office.
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Dublin
Britain
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Edward Heath
Ireland
Liam Cosgrave
Heath
Republic
Cosgrave
Council of Ireland
Jority
Irish Republican Army
Birmingham
London
Belfast
O’connell
Twst
Editorial Page Editor Named By Marion Paper
Marion Chronicle-Tribune announces John F White as editor of the editorial page after pausing the afternoon edition. Dick Martin becomes editor of the morning edition, with Al Miller named city editor.
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Marion
Ind
Marion Chronicle-Tribune
John F. White
Chronicle-Tribune
Dick Martin
al Miller
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Maine
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
Hitler
Wallace
Jackson
Sen
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Meldrin Thompson Jr
New Hampshire
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Oxfords
Alexandria
Volved
Ervin
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
General Electric
Stover Babcock
Dreyfus Corp
Mark
Arlene Perlman
Arlene
Anderson Fur Company
Ohio Avenue
Anderson
Anderson Avon Ersia
Aur-Way
Ayr- Way
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