Nixon aides guilty in Watergate cover up
Four Nixon White House figures including Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman and Marchan were convicted of conspiracy in the Watergate cover up after a three month trial. Parkinson was acquitted there is a pending sentencing plan and Nixon planned a public statement.
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Justice Douglas Suffers Stroke in Nassau
Justice William C. Douglas, longest serving on the Supreme Court, suffered a severe cerebral vascular accident while vacationing in Nassau and was rushed to Walter Reed Army Hospital in serious condition. He has a pacemaker implanted and was moved to the intensive care unit as President Ford arranged medical transport for him and his wife.
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Malpractice Insurance Rates Rising At Washington Hospital
Fremont report notes a 122 percent jump in malpractice insurance for Washington Hospital with doctors facing 15 to 24 percent hikes. Settlements surpass $1 million as the industry nears collapse, with carriers reluctant to write new policies, says administrator Dick Warren.
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Stock performance of 1974 on New York and American exchanges
Readers review 1974 stock results with highs and lows for common stocks on the New York and American exchanges. The Argus provides year end prices and notable daily figures, highlighting trends for investors.
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South County Artery of Uncertainty Shapes New Year Forecasts
Local residents brace for 1975 amid warnings of prolonged instability. Economists see a mixed year with unemployment remaining high, interest rates fluctuating, and housing slowly recovering. Bay Area watchers expect a late turnabout from federal easing and possible tax cuts, but caution remains.
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