Krogh Pleads Guilty In Watergate Actions
Krogh and co defendants Ehrlichman Liddy Young face burglary charges in Los Angeles. Hunt admits participating in the break in and implicates Liddy. Krogh pleads guilty saying his claimed national security motive cannot justify the acts. Edison cites Colson funding and Nixon involvement as possible linked figures. The former aide urges strong measures while denying authorization for burglary.
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G. Gordon Liddy
David Young
Henry A. Kissinger
Ehrlichman
Liddy
Young
Los Angeles
Hunt
Kregh
Jic Tias
White House
Charles W. Colson
Nixon
Krogh
Colson
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Robbery Ends in Slaying of Walter Schroeder
Five people involved in a payroll robbery killed Walter Schroeder 41 and grabbed rings checks and cash totaling about 30 000. Three suspects were captured. Stanley Bund and William Gilday were convicted with life and explosives charges respectively. Susan Saxhe Katherine Power remain sought. Robert Valeri cooperated.
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Schreider
Polite
Walter Schroeder
Gosion
Susan Saxhe
Katherine Power
FBI
Stanley Bund
Walpine State Prison
William Gilday
Robert J. Valeri
Energy Rationing Debate and Coupon Plan Considered
A cabinet energy group discussed a coupon market for gas and distillate amid shortages. Proposals included distributing coupons by vehicle ownership or driver status, with possible higher ceilings for commercial use. No firm decisions were made and White House urged switching from oil to coal where possible. President Nixon referenced in energy remarks last November.
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White House
John A. ‘Love
Cabinet Energy Group
Rather Administration
Love
War Powers Row Prompts Study At State Department
Kissinger acknowledged a study by legal advisers on whether U S actions in Vietnam require congressional authorization. He said the review aims to ensure policy aligns with Congressional intent and that findings would be reported to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Fulbright floated a rumor the administration plans to resume bombing with Congress approval sought if North Vietnam launches a major attack.
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State Department
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Congress
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Senate Foreign Relations i Committee
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Nixon
Congross
Hanoi
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relational Committee
Robert
Ingersoll
Vietnam
United States
Area Firm to Prepare Medical Examiner HQ
FARMINGTON The Waters of New Milford won a 245000 dollar contract to convert a former temporary classroom building at the University of Connecticut Health Center into the headquarters for the state chief medical examiner. The 8500 square foot facility will host offices laboratories and autopsy rooms for suo den or suspicinus deaths. Renovation aims to finish by July next year adding a 1000 square foot garage and air conditioning while consolidating offices currently scattered in Farmington. The chief medical examiner Elliot Gross will be based at the new site.
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Waters [Construction Company
New Milford
University of Connecticut Health Center
Elliot Gross
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