Nixon pledges transcripts not tapes in disclosure move
President Nixon announced he would release 1,200 pages of transcripts of Watergate conversations to the public while defying a House impeachment inquiry subpoena for the actual tapes. He argued the transcripts would prove his innocence but may embarrass him and his associates, though he offered to let Rodino and Hutchinson hear the tapes to verify their accuracy.
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Union City Riots Quiet After Sunday Night Violence
Union City remained calm after a weekend of looting and arson tied to the fatal shooting of Alberto Terrones Jr by Officer John Miner. Police reported peppered vandalism, a Molotov incident, and multiple store damages with restricted crowd control actions and continued investigations.
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Crime of the Century set in motion by Leopold and Laub
In May 1924 Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold abducted and murdered 14 year old Bobby Franks while companion Dohniny Levinson, a 1924 photo subject, survived by luck. The event, dubbed the crime of the century, reshaped public discourse on crime and punishment. Levinson, a Chicago corporation lawyer, died Saturday in a Portland Maine hospital after a long illness at age 59.
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SLA faces Friday deadline to return Hearst for ransom
The SLA must return Patty Hearst by Friday to secure an additional 4 billion dollars in food ransom. A judge rules a small town’s law keeping out new residents unconstitutional. Two California Institution for Men convicts escape from China. Gov Reagan backs an energy conservation bill criticized as uncontrollable monster.
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Four suspects sought in San Francisco Zebra killings
Mayor Joseph Alioto said at least four persons are being sought in the Zebra killings case in San Francisco where 18 whites have been shot at random by blacks. He noted police may be investigating links to up to 80 murders in California but later clarified only that police were examining possible connections.
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Drivers ignore 55 mph limit says CHP chief
Sacramento dispatch reports CHF Commissioner Walter Pudinski warns that enforcement could reach 100,000 arrests daily if enough officers and equipment were available. He notes 4,900 patrolmen averaging about 34 speeding drivers per day and vows sustained pressure until violations decline.
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Staff Attack Principal's Mass Punishment Tactics
Fremont reports Washington High School staff largely disapprove of Principal Robert Callahan's mass punishments for a few students who pulled false fire alarms. The Liaison Committee surveyed 70 staff members. about 50 or 60 agreed with the complaints, citing dormitory rest room closings, sign-in requirements, and end of year procedures as part of the measures. The committee awaits Callahan's response at a scheduled meeting.
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Supreme Court declines to overturn antipollution rules for coal plants
The Supreme Court refuses to overturn antipollution standards for new coal fired power plants while reporters note U.S. Sen. Edward Gurney has been indicted for failing to report campaign contributions and California Lt. Gov. Ed. Reinecke seeks dismissal of his indictment. Rhode Island officials loosen rules that barred unwed pregnant students from continuing their education.
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Ed. Reinecke
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Rhode Island
Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny With Evening Fog Possible
Fair through tomorrow with evening fog or low clouds. Continued warm conditions with daytime highs in the low 80s and overnight lows near 50. Light winds shift to west at 10 to 20 mph in the afternoons. Fremont yesterday reached 84 high and 48 low.
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