Ehrlichman Liddy convictions upheld in Ellsberg break-in case
The U S Court of Appeals upheld the convictions of John Ehrlichman and Gordon Liddy for the 1971 break-in at Dr. Ellsberg's psychiatrist office. Barker and Martinez had their convictions reversed, tied to Watergate evidence and alleged White House orders. The ruling narrows on presidential immunity and 4th Amendment exemptions and notes Krogh and DeDiego's related outcomes.
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Ford and Carter Seek Big Primaries as Campaigns Heat Up
President Ford heads to Michigan in a must win GOP primary while Governor Brown aims to derail Carter in Maryland. Reagan seeks gains in Michigan with Wallace Democrats crossing over to back him, shaping a fractured path to the convention. Carter leads with momentum in Democratic delegates. Udall and Jackson trail as turnout nears two million eligible voters.
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