Ellsberg Dismissal Hinted As Pentagon Papers Case Near Trial
In Los Angeles, Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo press for dismissal arguments citing Watergate links and White House involvement. Judge Matt Byrne to rule on whether the case should be thrown out or proceed to jury after two weeks of review.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
US District Court
Matt Byrne
White House
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Ellsberg
Russo
Asst
U.S
David Nissen
Justice Department
Earl J. Silbert
Byrne
Nissen
Silbert
Nixon
Henry FE. Petersen
John Marfin
Kevin T. Maroney
Petersen
Hunt
Central Intelligence Agency
Pentagon
Vietnam
Dean says White House blocks truth on Watergate
Ousted presidential counsel John W. Dean III says the White House refuses to accept the truth about Watergate and is trying to discredit him. He cites efforts to limit his testimony and obtain information, and mentions intimidation and restrictions tied to the case.
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John W. Dean III
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Senate
Justice Department
Nixon
Dean
Schlesinger Emerges as Nixon's Defense Post Pick
CIA Director James R. Schlesinger has emerged as President Nixon's candidate for secretary of defense. Announcement expected later today with John B. Connally to take a short-term White House assignment. Packard had earlier declined the post. Schlesinger, head of the CIA for under four months, previously chaired the Atomic Energy Commission and served in Nixon's Budget Office.
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James R. Schlesinger
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Pentagon
Treasury
John B. Connally
David Packard
Elliot Richardson
Richard Kleindienst
Atomic Energy Commission
Office of Management and Budget
Schiesinger
Daniel R. Elisberg
Saco Mobile Homes Sales Appeals To Zoning Board
The Saco Zoning Appeal Board weighs a 57 lot expansion request for Saco Mobile Home Sales off Cascade Road near Blue Haven as Building Inspector Roever urges treating it as a new park. Attorney Elliott argues expansion mirrors original permit from 1968 while zoning rules and subdivision standards may block additional units. Boucouva explains past denial due to zoning change and nonconforming use in a business zone.
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Saco Zoning Appeal Board
Saco Mobile Homes
Dudley Roever
Peter O'Donnell
Lane Planning Board
Cascade Road
Blue Haven
Superior Court
Harry Glassman
Zoning Board
Atty
Roger
Elliott
O'Donnell
Wiliam Boucouva
Roever
Saco Mobile Home Sales
Mitchell Indictment Expected in Vesco Contribution Case
Former Atty. Gen. John Mitchell former Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans and financier Robert Vesco were anticipated to be indicted in New York on allegations tied to Vesco's 200 000 contribution to President Nixon's re election campaign Prosecutors hinted at a significant indictment while not naming the targets.
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NEW York
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Robert L. Vesco
Vesco
Nixon
Biddeford Board Denies Redmond Grievance On Coach Hire
The Biddeford Board of Education rejected Dave Redmonds grievance alleging contract favoritism in the March hiring of Dave Kerry as Biddeford High Schools head football coach. The decision cites Kerrys ongoing coaching activity and up to date methods, with Redmond planning arbitration if pursued.
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Dave Redmond
Biddeford Teachers Association
Dave Kerry
Redmond
Biddeford High School
Andrew C. Frechette
Richard Jacques
Biddeford
Ruth Houghton
Journal Today
Teachers’ Association
King of Kerry
Griffin
Kerry
Frechette
Griffin Club
Bicycles Face Possible Price Increase From FDA Rules
The FDA proposed first federal bicycle safety standards that could raise bike prices by 4 to 5 dollars. Officials say stricter rules would cut about 800 deaths annually from roughly one million bike accidents.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
One reason you don't send a boy to do a man's job
A humorous line notes that a boy cannot be trusted to handle serious work because he is hard to locate when needed.
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