GAO Finds Nixon Lawyer Paid Watergate Defendants
GAO said Herbert Kalmbach told investigators he paid at least 210000 through intermediaries to Watergate defendants or their attorneys. Most funds traced to Maurice Stans Frederick LaRue and Thomas Jones with at least 90000 from a third source. McCord testified he received cash payments after the June arrest and was pressured to stay silent about others involved.
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Clemency Offer Linked to Dean Ehrlichman
Washington fupI reports former White House aide John Caulfield acted on orders from presidential counsel John Deal and possibly adviser John Ehrlichman when delivering an offer of executive clemency to Watergate conspirator James McCord. McCord testified Caulfield claimed Nixon would be informed. Caulfield later said he met McCord three times and conveyed messages from a White House official. Separate notes show Ziegler denied aiding Segretti, with Fielding releasing a sworn deposition about a pre election meeting.
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FBI Agent Termed Most Militant of Weathermen
Washington reports identify Larry Geantwohl of Cincinnati as a former Weather Underground member who acted as an informer and provocateur for the FBI. Sources say he participated in violent demonstrations while linked to Weather groups in 1969 1970 and held direct contact with Justice Department prosecutors in 1970.
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Nixon to urge speed limit cuts to save gas
Washington reports the Nixon administration plans a White House announced energy conservation measure asking governors to cut speed limits to reduce gasoline use. The move would require state legislation in many areas and is expected to come from President Nixon amid shortages ahead of Memorial Day weekend.
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Kissinger Thao Talks In Paris On Vietnam Cease Fire
Kissinger and Le Due Tho met for four hours and twenty minutes in their third straight day of talks aimed at salvaging the violated cease fire. An expert-level session will be held Sunday while U S Ambassador designate William Sullivan will meet Hanoi Deputy Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach the same day. The atmosphere remained cordial as both sides avoided public remarks on substantive issues and no date for a next top level session was announced.
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Riley Highlights Tax Flaw in Cedar Rapids Plant Bill
Senator Tom Riley warns that a proposed bill would divert most tax revenue from Cedar Rapids school district by taxing new power plants at higher rates. The Vala plant near Palo, within Linn County, now yields 615 650 dollars to the district from a 12.3 million valuation, while the bill would change taxes for plants completed after December.
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Poison Gas Halts Skylab Repairs At Cape Kennedy
NASA halted Skylab operations to purge poisonous gases formed inside the space station. Astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Wells practice underwater and in a simulated orbit to fit sun shades as Mission Control vents the cabin and equips new breathing masks and sensors for a spacewalk to install shade devices.
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Tavoo
Terrorists Seek Asylum After Havana Hijack
Four leftist hijackers seized a Convair airliner carrying 42 Venezuelan passengers and crew of five, forcing an international journey ending in Havana. The group threatened to blow up the plane to secure political prisoners, while Cuba and Venezuela debated motives and safety as the aircraft paused in Curacao Panama Merida and Mexico City before landing in Cuba.
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Miss USA Title To Miss Illinois
Amana Jones of Evanston was chosen Miss USA 173 on Saturday night. The 22 year old with green eyes stands five feet eight and a half inches tall and wears a 34 24 46 measure. She attends the University of Colorado and hopes to shape an acting career.
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