Dutremble Withdraws From Public Safety Post Bid
York County Sheriff Richard Dutremble says he withdrew his name for commissioner of public safety to focus on jail reform. He aims to complete the new York County jail by summer 1975 and renews his sheriff candidacy while denying pressure from others. He accuses SCAR members and reform groups of politicizing the issue.
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Alfred
York County
Richard Pv. Dutremble
Kenseth M Curtis
J. Edward Marks
Amarking
Corrections Alliance For Reform
SCAR
Dutremble
Augusta
Milk Fund Probe Ties Donors to 1971 Price Rise
Impeachment investigators say Murray Chotiner told dairy cooperative officials that John Ehrlichman expected a $2 million pledge for Nixon's 1972 campaign in light of a milk price supports increase. The letter, dated April 19, links the pledge to White House influence as probe seeks 45 Nixon tapes.
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Washington
White House
Dairy Farmers
House Judiciary Committee
Murray M . Chotiner
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
Chotiner
Senate Watergate Committee
House
Agriculture Department
Charles W. Colson
Congress
Tors
Colson
Khriichman
Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
Judiciary Committee
Inside The Journal Cartoons Classifieds Overview
A brief note describes the Journal sections including cartoons classifieds and features such as Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby Editorials Wedding Page and a Chuckle column. The line jokes about tax forms being so simple a fifth grader could fill them with advanced accounting.
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Abby
Nixon Transcripts Reveal Isolated Profane President
AP reports Nixon’s private transcripts show a lonely indecisive leader with candid language and moments of fear, revealing a side rarely seen in public. The tapes depict Nixon seeking reassurance, recalling memory lapses, and displaying a wary stance toward friends and foes. The materials were never intended for publication but Watergate changed that and exposed a president at odds with the idealized image.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Watergate
Oval Office
H.R
Bob) Haldeman
Richard Nixon
John W. Dean III
California
Timahoe
Haldeman
Oth
Eisenhower
United States
White House
Journal health series to begin in York County
The Journal will launch a five part health care series starting Monday May 6 focusing on home health care, alcoholism treatment, Webber Hospital services and expansion, and the county’s only dental clinic for low income children. Future pieces will examine mental health, venereal disease treatment, emergency services and overall value to taxpayers.
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York County
Webber Hospital
Journal
Kissinger Seeks Agreement Slow Golan Fighting
In Alexandria Egypt Kissinger reported progress toward a formal slow down of hostilities in the Golan Heights while Syria and Israel still differed on disengagement lines. He pressed Egyptian President Sadat to leverage influence with Syria's Hafez Assad as officials noted limited common ground with Moscow.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Syria
Israel
Golan Heights
U.S
Kissinger
Damascus
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Hafez Assad
Soviet Union
Iserac
Mt. Hermon
Golan Front
Golda Meir
Judge Orders Alioto To Be Silent
San Francisco AP Mayor Joseph Alioto linked 13 Zebra murders to a black separatist group and was ordered to keep silent on the three young men charged in three killings. Judge Agnes O Brien Smith barred all parties from discussing case details. Alioto may be included. The three defendants Green Simon and Moore must enter pleas May 9.
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Joseph Alioto
Agnes O'Brien Smith
Larry C. Green
J. C. Simon
Manuel Moore
Smith
Alioto
California
Tom Manney
Clarence
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Golan
Edgar Burton
Charles Barca
Green
Quita Hague
Andrei Gromyk
Kigesinger
United Nations
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