Ehrlichman Convicted in Spying Plot at Elisberg Psychiatrist Office
John Ehrlichman was found guilty on conspiracy to violate constitutional rights and lying to the FBI and a Watergate grand jury over the 1971 break in at Dr. Lewis Fielding’s Beverly Hills office. Sentencing set for July 31. appeals expected. Co-defendants Gordon Liddy Bernard Barker and Eugenio Martinez also convicted last year in the Watergate case.
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Ehrlichman
FBI
Watergate Grand
White House
The
Plumbers
Lewis J. Fielding
Beverly Hills
Calif
Nixon
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
G. Gordon Liddy
Watergate
William H. Merrill
Ellsberg
Central Intelligence Agency
Elisberg
Pentagon
Washington
Gesell
Jeanne
Armed convicts press for hostage swap at Watergate court
In Washington two armed inmates pressed to trade seven hostages for freedom as 14 detainees were released in a goodwill gesture. The pair, Frank Gorham and Robert Jones, demanded a flight out of the country while negotiations continued with Justice and U.S. Marshals.
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Washington
U.S
Justice Department
U.S. District
George L. Hart
U.S. Atty
Laurence Silberman
D.C
D.C. General Hospital
Oklahoma
Frank Gorham
Robert Jones
Otis D. Wilkerson
Gorham
Jones
Watergate Grand Jury
U.S. Marshalls
Watergate
Robert Stevenson
Nixon's Mortgage Extended to Six Months
Washington AP reports President Nixon, strapped by taxes, has obtained a six month extension on the final mortgage payment for his San Clemente estate. The due balloon payment of 226,660 was postponed as officials note IRS back taxes of 432,787.
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Washington
Nixon
San Clemente
Oceanside
Los Angeles
Internal Revenue Service
Green at the Lord's Mansion Fundraiser Tonight in Kennebunkport
A fundraising event was held in Kennebunkport tonight to raise money for the purchase of the green at the Lord's Mansion. Photo by Peter Kingsley.
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Kennebunkport
Lord’s Mansion
Peter Kingsley
Dumpy
Biddeford Garage Fire Leaves Family Homeless
A Biddeford garage owned by Charles R Turgeon burned yesterday afternoon, destroying a large portion of the structure and an upstairs apartment where his son Raymond, his wife, and two children lived. No injuries were reported. Four fire trucks fought the blaze for about two hours. a damage estimate was not available. The house adjacent suffered minor scorch damage. The fire origin is under investigation and the building was insured.
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Charles R. Turgeon
South St
Biddeford
Turgeon
Raymond
Charles Turgeon
Journal
Emile Bergeron
Raymond Turgeon
Pay What You Can Afford Housing Plan Faces Zoning Hurdle
Biddeford developer George Garnache pushes Georgetown Park a 48 unit apartment project on West Street near Guinea Road. He seeks a rural farm zone rezoning to allow more than two family dwellings, with plan financing via Farmers Home Administration subsidies and a sliding rent based on tenant income. The plan includes 96 parking spaces, a central open area, trails, garden plots, and septic waste handling, all in a rural area outside the central city.
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George Garnache
West Street
Biddeford
Guinea Road
Garnache F
Georgetown Park
Planning Board
Garnache
Ordinance
Farmers Home Administration
Fmha
Berry
DesRoberts
Henry
John Roberts
Automation to Replace Goat Island Light at Cape Porpoise
A Coast Guard spokesman says Goat Island Lighthouse and its fog horn will be automated in 1976 for economy, though fishermen fear loss of on site help. John Kelley cites unreliable automatic fog detectors while Mark Brooke notes Coast Guard duties end by April 1975. The plan reflects federal budget cuts and a broader move to automate all 13 Maine manned lighthouses.
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Cape Porpoise
Coast Guard
Goat Island
John Kelley
Boston
Kelley
Mark Brooke
Coast
Goat Island Lighthouse
Brooke
Maine
Group tour sparks vocational guidance idea
A group tour might be called vocational guidance highlighting hands on exposure to careers. The item suggests schools use tours to help students explore professions and plan future work paths through direct observation and interaction with professionals.
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Daniel Elisberg
Jim Vance
National Broadcasting Co
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Okla
Miss Dumpy
Main
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James Berry
Sanford Office
Federal Agency
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