Ehrlichman Indicted in Watergate Burglary Case
A grand jury indicted John D. Ehrlichman and three White House aides from the plumbers unit in connection with the 1971 burglary of Daniel Ellsberg’s psychiatrist in Los Angeles. Liddy Krogh and Young were charged with burglary conspiracy, while Ehrlichman faced perjury and conspiracy charges based on testimony and memos. The indictments, reported by the Los Angeles Times and Washington Post, could affect the ongoing Watergate probe.
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Los Angeles
UPI
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
Grand
Henry Fielding
G. Gordon Liddy
David R. Young Jr
Egil “Bud” Krogh Jr
Los Angeles Times
The
Washington Post
the Post
Archibald Cox
James Doyle
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Post
Senate Watergate Committee
Grand Jury
Young
Henry Kissinger
National Security Council
Domestic Affairs Council
Krogh
Liddy
Finance Committee
Democratic National Committee
Town OKs Pact for Water Projects in Bennington
Bennington selectmen approve a $144,864 contract to William J. Keller Construction Co. for three water system improvements and Beech Street line extension. Funding comes from a $100,000 bond, a $14,000 school board vote, and assessments, with no new taxpayer dollars.
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Beech Street
Bennington
William J. Keller Construction Co
Castleton
N.Y
Jen Har Construction Co
Fonda
Swettick and Donovan
Cohoes
Ralph Goodrich Co
South Burlington
Edward R. Lamb
Margaret Lane
Jefferson Heights
Old Bennington
Branch
Main Streets
Burgess Road
Branch Street
Belvidere Street
Eastview Drive
Bank Street
Catamount Lane
Burgess Reservoir
Bolles Brook
Lamb
Selectmen
Guerrillas seize Saudi embassy in Paris
Three armed Palestinian guerrillas seized the Saudi embassy in Paris demanding the release of prisoners in Jordan and a plane to fly them out. They set a 5 p.m. deadline, fired twice on entry, injuring an employee who fled. Police surrounded the building as negotiators spoke with the Kuwaiti ambassador.
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Paris
UPI
Jordan
France
Rorist
Graystone
Algiers
16Th
Arc de Triomph
Jean Baudouin
Black September Organization
Khartoum
Sudan
Ostia
Italy
Rome
Gilbert questions merits of power utility merger
Public Service Board Chairman William Gilbert doubts that a merger of Vermont's two largest electric utilities would be healthy. He spoke after Central Vermont Public Service Co. president James Griffin floated the idea, suggesting a possible consolidation if beneficial. No formal plans exist, and the state would oppose such a move now.
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Montpelier
UPI
Public Service Board
William Gilbert
Gilbert
James Griffin
Central Vermont Public Service Co
Griffin
Vermont Electric Power Co
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Co
Central Vermont
Green Mountain Power Co
Sirica bars McCord lecture tours in Watergate case
Judge John J. Sirica allowed Jeb Stuart McCord and James W. McCord Jr. to travel but barred lectures and fees. McCord must cancel a 17 location September tour, while Magruder cites financial strain amid family duties. The ruling rejects limiting venues or charitable fees, prompting continued dispute over pretrial publicity and public appearances.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Watergate
Jeb Stuart Macgruder
James W. McCord Jr
McCord
Mr. Macgruder
Sirica
Magruder
Bernard
Fensterwald
Richard Ben-Veniste
Archibald Cox
Nixon
White House
U.S. Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
HEW to cut self service puffery to save money
HEW Secretary Caspar Weinberger announced a plan to cut self service publicity and public affairs staff by 77 percent, saving about 20 million. The move will trim 682 workers to other payrolls and eliminate 186 positions, with authorities urged to reassign staff rather than dismiss them by June 30.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Caspar W. Weinberger
Weinberger
HEW
Sage City Symphony reveals new season plans
Inside Sage City Symphony announces plans for a new season on Page 3. A letter calls for amnesty for U S citizens abroad and at home on Page 4. A Russia policy analysis finds liberalism not matched for its own citizens on Page 5. A successful summer at Grafton State Park on Page 6. A feature on Ormsby Hill in Manchester on Page 7. A weekly column by John Hubbard on winning not being everything on Page 8. A rock climbing feature on Page 10.
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Sage City Symphony
U.S
Russia
Grafton State Park
Ormsby Hill
Manchester
John Hubbard
Black Muslim leader James Shabazz slain in Newark N J
James Shabazz 52 a leader of the Black Muslims and associate of Malcolm X was shot to death by two gunmen as he arrived home in Newark New Jersey. Police said the killing may reflect internal Muslim strife amid a decade of violence and dissent.
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Newark, N.J
Newark
N.J
UPI
James Shabazz
Malcom X
Shabazz
New York City
Malcom
James Russell McGregor
Southern Pines
N.C
Jersey City
Washington
Bers
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
New Jersey
Major Coxson
Rocco Paradiso
Elijah Muhammad
Muslims For
New York
Vermont Yankee shuts down on two detonations in filtration system
Vernon Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant halted for three days after two detonations in the off gas filtration system, one linked to lightning. State Health Commissioner Robbins will investigate radioactivity release while plant officials say the issue is a backfire the plant can handle. The plant, along the Connecticut River near the Massachusetts line, faced pressure amid a heat wave and prior licensing challenges.
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Lewis
Robbins
Vermont
New England
General Electric
Detroit
Connecticut River
Massachusetts
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Vermont Yankee
Yankee
Albert Cree
Sleeman zone change to be aired tonight
Bennington planning commissioners will hold a public hearing tonight on a zoning change to allow Dr. Richard A. Sleeman to build a 12 store shopping center on 9 acres along Woodford Road east of the Notch Restaurant. The change, from VR-20 to RC-20, requires selectmen approval and a second public hearing.
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Bennington
Woodford Road
Sleeman
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District of Columbia
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H.R
Bob’ Haldeman
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