Ehrlichman Trial Severed From Ellsberg Case by Judge
Federal Judge Gerhard Gesell severed John Ehrlichman’s conspiracy case from co defendants in the Watergate Ellsberg break in. Gesell ruled Nixon’s refusal to share Ehrlichman’s files with his defense hampers a fair trial. Ehrlichman would be tried later while Liddy Barker and Martinez proceed Monday.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Ellsberg
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Nixon
Ehrlichman
James D. St. Clair
Gesell
G. Gordon Liddy
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio Martinez
Liddy
Barker
Martinez
Death of a dream for city human rights panel
After Monday’s meeting the Human Rights Committee saw resignations from chair Warren Green and council member Cameron McMahon. They faulted city attorney Gene Ouradnik for amendments they say would gut the commission to an advisory role and require council approval for public meetings. Green and McMahon criticized the narrow scope restricting equal opportunity matters.
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Warren Green
Cameron McMahon
Green
Gene Ouradnik
Ouradnik
Human Rights Commission
City Council
Bemidji
Todd Jansen
Earl Sargent Named to BIA Post in Bemidji
Earl Sargent of RR 1 Bemidji was appointed assistant director of the Minnesota Indian Affairs Commission by the state. He will travel northern Minnesota to identify problems and develop programs with local, state, and national impact. His office will be temporarily in the BIA Federal Building. He seeks to address Indian concerns across agencies.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Statehouse
Earl Sargent
RR 1
Bemidji
Minnesota Indian Affairs Commission
Sargent
Minnesota
BIA
Federal
Kissinger Threatens Resignation Over Wiretap Controversy
In Salzburg Henry Kissinger warned he would resign if the wiretap allegations were not cleared up. He urged Senate hearings to reopen and denied ordering taps while noting leaks harmed U S foreign policy amid Nixon administration tensions.
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Salzburg
Austria
Henry A. Kissinger
National Secur
Kissinger
America
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Middle East
Geneva
House Judiciary Committee
Ziegler
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Jackson
Atlantic City
N.J
Israel
Syria
Egypt
Disaster aid grants for storm victims announced
The Federal Disaster Relief Act of 1974 enables grants for storm victims to replace a car or repair roofs, with up to 5000 for personal needs and 2500 for immediate home repairs. One stop centers in Minnesota Missouri Illinois Oklahoma and parts of Kansas streamline applications. Grants complement loans and cover medical needs rent and municipal repairs under conditions.
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Washington
Midwest
Small Business’ Administration
Minnesota
Missouri
Illinois
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nixon
Nun Plans D O Practice in Rural Michigan
In Michigan a Dominican sister, 44, who earned a doctor of osteopathy degree from Michigan State University, plans to open Rosemary Havey D O in a rural area to provide better life quality. She believes using talents to help people is appropriate.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Rosemary Havey
D.O
Michigan State University
Nixon sees Salzburg stop as good luck talisman for Middle East trip
President Nixon met with Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky for two hours in Salzburg. He described the city stop as a potential good luck charm for his forthcoming five nation Middle East tour, stressing continued work on securing disengagement deals and cease-fire progress in the region.
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Salzburg
Austria
Nixon
Bruno Kreisky
Middle East
Moscow
Egypt
Ronald Ziegler
Russia
Ziegler
Soviet Union
United States
Israel
White House
Cairo
Alexander M. Haig, Jr
Ronald L. Ziegler
Parochuid tax upheld
The U S Supreme Court refused to temporarily block Minnesota from paying tax credits to parents with children in private schools. The stay request from the Minnesota Civil Liberties Union was denied as arguments proceed in state court. Minnesota has paid 27 million in credits already.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Minnesota
Minnesota Civil Liberties Union
MCLU
Minnesota Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
MCLA
Lynn Castner
Weather gives power firms a break
Heat across the East Coast eased burdens on utilities as 5 percent voltage cuts and cross border borrowing of power spread. Virginia Electric & Power and others tapped neighbors, with Con Ed seeing outages and New England pool borrowing 300000 kilowatt hours from New Brunswick as demand cooled slightly.
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Massachusetts
Virginia
Virginia Electric & Power Co
New Jersey- Pennsylvania-Maryland
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Philadelphia
New England
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Harpings
Saigon
South Vietnam
Rome
Mariano Rumor
Italy
Rumor
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No. 2
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Saudi Arabia
Jordan
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