Nixon Finaly Testifies To Watergate Jurors
Former President Richard Nixon testified under oath before two Watergate grand jurors at a Coast Guard station in San Clemente California. The 11 hour session was voluntary and not under subpoena, with details kept private by the prosecutors.
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Donahue Complaint Due Today
Atty Gen Joseph Brennan plans to file a formal complaint against York County DA William Donahue this afternoon seeking his permanent removal for alleged conflict of interest in prosecution duties. Brennan will release specific charges when Donahue has been notified and seen a copy.
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Davis Guilty of Murder Life Sentence in Saco Case
Alfred-Walter E. Davis Jr., 26, is to begin a life term at Thomaston State Prison after a Superior Court jury found him guilty of murdering Saco dairy worker Troy Ballenger, 30, on Dec. 2. Ballenger died from a back-of-head blow with an 18-inch steel bar and later stab wounds. his body was found Dec. 3 at Thibodeau Dairy Farm. The seven-women, five-men jury deliberated under three hours. Davis showed emotion only during sentencing. his wife sobbed outside the courtroom. The judge noted no discretion or appeal, while defense lawyers prepared to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Saco Board OKs 21 Lot Woodside Acres Subdivision
The Saco Planning Board lifts a sewer moratorium and approves Woodside Acres a 21-lot subdivision off Tasker Street near Young School. Final action on Pine Ridge and Pine Ledge developments remains pending escrow and performance guarantees.
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A compact page features cartoons classifieds and a crossword puzzle. Dear Abby and editorial notes share space with horoscopes and a Maine roundup. The section also notes brief New England and sports items and a quip about computers doing more work faster than humans since they don t answer the phone.
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Laos government demands new basis for continued aid after embassy dispute
In Vientiane the Communist Lao government sent an insulting note to the American Embassy while seeking a meeting to formulate a new basis for continued aid. The note disputed U.S. ownership distinctions of property and furniture as the AID mission shrinks, with 49 Americans remaining amid a major cutback. In Alameda, California, an explosion at the Bureau of Indian Affairs offices prompted police and FBI scrutiny after a caller claimed the New World Liberation Front would bomb the building, though no injuries were reported.
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Indian Prime Minister Gandhi Arrests Enemies Amid Crackdown
Reports from New Delhi describe scattered protests against Indira Gandhi’s emergency actions while claims of overall peaceful conditions were maintained. police used tear gas on rioters in Ahmadabad, with 676 arrests across nine states.
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Gandhi labeled despot by Connecticut governor
Connecticut Governor Ella Grasso called India Prime Minister Indira Gandhi a despot after 676 people were arrested Thursday to thwart a civil disobedience campaign. Grasso criticized political arrests, noting suspicion whether by male or female leaders.
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Beirut Conflict Closes Shops and Schools Across City
Beiruts shops offices and schools shut as mortar and machine gun battles seize the capital for a fourth day. At least 21 killed and more than 50 wounded as residents flee fighting and food runs short. The American University canceled commencements and other exams were postponed amid fears of a state of emergency.
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