Watergate Report Says Constitutional Amendment May Guide Nixon Indictment
Prosecutors say gaps in the Constitution hindered charging Nixon over Watergate. Ruth urges a constitutional amendment to allow presidential indictment. The report, sent to Congress, labels Watergate an “insidious climax” and notes plea bargaining sped investigations while risking unfair results.
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Ferris wheel world record attempt spans Montgomery stunt
Radio newsman Mike O Neal continues a Montgomery ride to set a new world record while recalling a 1972 Cleveland feat of 21 days nine hours. He remarks the nausea fades and one can enjoy the ride as crowds look on amid a series of unrelated UPI AP reports.
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Pedestrian Quips About Empty Gas Tank
A wry remark features a pedestrian from Maine recalling a belief that fuel would never run out. The joke captures regional humor from the quick quip section of Today's Chuckle.
Donahue Cleared by Gov and Executive Council
Augusta reports that William P. Donahue, York County district attorney, was absolved of misusing office after a split vote on removal. The panel censured his conduct, but kept him in office.
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SAD 71 considers damage suit over high school delays
SAD 71 directors authorized the school counsel to investigate suing responsible parties for delays in a new high school and renovations. Estimated costs reach at least 9,000 total, about 1,000 per month. Herman Cohen of Kennebunkport is the target, tied to suits after a January 22 referendum enabled 5.2 million in bonds.
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Stranded Elderly Struggle After York County Bus Service Ends
In York County the mini bus service ended due to funding shortfalls leaving elderly residents without free transport to hospitals doctors shops. Robert Senesac of the Community Action Program reports hundreds of letters and calls from affected seniors as they seek affordable options, noting one woman would face a $3 cab fare each way to reach the grocery store.
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State To Probe Jail Incidents
Commissioner John Rosser orders a full investigation by the Department of Mental Health and Corrections into the York County Jail uprising on Sept 28 and related deaths. Jail inspector Joseph McClay leads the inquiry with Deputy Director Richard Haskell and bureau staff. 15 inmates were moved to Cumberland County Jail on Oct 1. Damages were about $2,000. the facility is effectively closed.
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Cumberland County
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