Ehrlichman Admitted Report At Watergate Trial
Ehrlichman testified that a 1974 report accusing three co defendants at the Watergate cover up trial was admitted as evidence with some paragraphs excised by Judge Sirica. The document named Mitchell Mardian and Parkinson among participants, and Ehrlichman said Nixon ordered a Watergate investigation. Chief prosecutor Neal defended its introduction while noting the report contains hearsay.
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Washington
John Ehrlichman
John Sirica
Ehrlichian
Nixon
Mitchell
Robert Marcian
Kenneth Parkinson
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Ehrlichman
William Frates
Elliehtpan
Ehrchman
Simea
Sim
Mardian
LaRue
O'Brien
Parkinson
Bittman
Frederick LaRue
Paul O’brien
J. Howard Himt
Dean
JNM
JSM
John Dean
Jeb Stuart Magruder
INM
Vesco Grand Jury
New York
Klein Grand Jury
Robert Vesco
Joe Kline
James Neal
Neal
Oaid
Warlier
Watte
Ehelichman
Food price outlook grows uncertain for 1975
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department warns retail food prices may rise as fast in early 1975 as in 1974 with estimates of 14 percent annual increases. Analysts cite uncertain crop yields, tight world grain stocks, and higher processing costs. Ellen Zawel of the National Consumers Congress criticizes the price pass through and urges relief for consumers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
J. Dawson ‘Ahall
Ellen Zawel
National Consumers Congress
Ahall
National Agricultural Outlook
Ahait
U. S
Anhalt
Consumers Congress
Department
Balloting on School Bonds Light in C R
Balloting in the 9.4 million school bond referendum for junior high remodeling ran slightly ahead of a similar issue from six months prior. By 2 p.m. Tuesday with 37 of 40 precincts reporting, 4,043 ballots were cast. last April 30, 3,016 had voted by 2 p.m. in 37 of 40 precincts. Inflation has increased the.
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Pam
We May Complain About The Heat At The Feast
A light humorous note recalls summer heat at a village feast where residents joke about endurance and daily chores. The playful item hints at local customs and shared relief when cool breezes arrive.
Idea of Gasoline Tax Hike Refuses To Die
Washington officials discuss a gasoline tax increase as part of energy legislation. Morton floated a 30 cent per gallon levy to cut consumption and fund a broad refund scheme, with broad questions on equity, feasibility, and political support amid a mixed energy policy debate at Camp David.
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Washington
Claude Brinegar
Transportation
Frederick Dent
Commerce
Peter Brennan
Labor
Mortar
White House
NBC
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Ford
Camp David
Morrow
Wlhers
Merton
Nixon Tapes Bill Passes Congress for Ford Approval
Congress sent to President Ford a bill directing the General Services Administration to seize Nixon tapes and papers and draft public access rules within three months. The measure nullifies the Sept. 7 agreement giving Nixon control and faces possible veto, with potential override before session end.
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Congress
Ford
Nixon
March Anis
Watergate
Senate
House
Ford Administration
San Clemente
Fort
White House
U.S. District Court
General Services Administration
Council Withdraws Film Ordinance After Public Response
The Safety Commissioner James Steinbeck withdrew the proposed ordinance regulating tavern film showings citing public response and concerns. The measure would have imposed strict building, fire safety, occupancy, and other compliance rules for taverns showing films, but will not receive its second reading as scheduled.
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Taveens
James Steinbeck
Trea
Steinbeck
Mills Will Not Seek Chairmanship Of Ways And Means
Rep Wilbie Mills will not seek reappointment as chair of the House Ways and Means Committee due to health. Speaker Albert said Mills remains hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital and will decide later whether to stay on as a member. The committee chairmanship will be designated when Congress reconvenes, with session set for January 14.
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Washington
Wilbie Mills
Datrk
House
Ways and Means
Albert
Alburt
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Mills
Mir. Mills
Congress
Ake
al Ullman
Commilite
Rockefeller Nomination Faces House Action and Senate Rift
WASHINGTON AP Nel son Rockefeller's nomination for vice president progresses toward Senate confirmation as most senators back the move despite Goldwater opposition. Only five lawmakers—one Democrat and one Republican—plan to vote against him. House judiciary committee and House of Representatives must still vote. Goldwater protests Rockefeller funding and gifts alleging influence. Abourezk questions impact on foreign and military spending.
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Washington
Nelsom Rockefeller
Senate
Sen
Goldwater
St-Ariz
New York
House Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Ford
Rockefeller
Scott
R-Va
Abourezk
D-8
Hef
Marion Bypass Faces An Uncertain Future
Marion delegation told by the town highway commission that a bypass around the city remains planned but may take years. The plan includes limited right of way purchase in 1980, with costs over 215 million and a potential tie in with Cedar Rapids. Economic factors threaten inclusion in the next five year plan. Local officials cite strong local support but warn progress hinges on funding and connections.
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AMES
Marion
Town ‘Highway Commission
G.W. Anderson
Seventh Avenue
David Shaff
Clinton
Next Yar
Verman Thompson
Hay
Grundy
Collins Road
Highway Commission
Donald Gardner
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
Thirteth Street
Lina County
Stocks Soar as Dow Climbs 17 Points on Tuesday
NEW YORK AP reported stocks rose strongly with the Dow Jones average up 17.21 at 97.15 by 2 p.m. The New York Stock Exchange showed gainers outpacing losers by $2.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
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