Chapin Convicted Of Lying To Watergate Grand Jury
Dwight L. Chapin former Nixon appointments secretary was found guilty on two counts of lying to the Watergate grand jury about dirty tricks in 1972. He was acquitted on a third count about telling Donald Segretti to discuss the case with the FBI. Sentencing is set for May 6. Segretti had recently been released from federal prison.
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ETV reception woes spark university response in Vermont
Vermont ETV Channel 11 coverage suffers in southwestern areas due to terrain and translator siting. technician Lance Micklus explains translators on Mt Anthony and Mt Equinox have limited reach and may improve only with optimal placement or future relay links as WCAX broadens its lines. He notes that Vermont’s hills make universal reception unlikely despite promises from the University of Vermont.
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Nixon joins world leaders at Pompidou funeral rites
President Nixon arrived in Paris to attend Georges Pompidou funeral rites and paid tribute to the late French leader. He recalled their Iceland meeting in 1973 and praised Pompidou’s intelligence, duty, and courage. Nixon noted Americans’ sympathy for France as security tightened at Orly and along his Paris itinerary.
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Nixon brother testifies on Vesco cash for 1972 campaign
Edward C. Nixon testified that at Vesco request he asked Maurice Stans how to funnel a $200,000 anonymous contribution to Nixon's 1972 campaign. He recounted flying to Newark and meeting Stans at the Metropolitan Club to relay Vesco's inquiry about cash versus check and the April 7 deadline. The trial concerns Stans and Mitchell accused of obstructing a federal probe into Vesco's finances.
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Mitchell
Vesco
Washington
International Control Corp
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N.J
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Metropolitan Club
New Jersey
Edward Nixon
Lee P. Gagliardi
F. Donald Sr
Weather outlook with cold start and warming trend
Forecasters call for cloudy skies with flurries today as a strong cold front moves through. Highs in the 30s with breezy, then partial clearing tonight and lows from the upper teens to mid 20s. Mostly sunny and milder tomorrow with highs in the 40s.
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