Jaworski denounces Nixon on illegal actions stake
Former Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski says Nixon’s claim that illegal actions become legal if done by a president risks dictatorship. He predicts Nixon would face a fair trial only after 12 to 15 months, and questions imprisoning aides while not Nixon. He spoke after Frost interviews and promotes his book.
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Earmuff inventor remembered would honor Chester Greenwood Day
The Maine Legislature voted to honor earmuff inventor Chester Greenwood with a bill. If signed by Gov. Longley, the first day of winter would be Chester Greenwood Day to honor the Franklin County native born in 1858.
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Jackie and prince romance buzz stirs German press
The Bild Zeitung claims Jackie Onassis seeks Germany's top prince, while New York chatter centers on her friendship with syndicated columnist Pete Hamill. Reports say they socialized publicly but no confirmation from involved parties.
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Bank executive's wife convicted in murder conspiracy
Denise L. Crozier of Shawnee was found guilty in Johnson County District Court of conspiracy to kill Ernest Dale Crozier, 44, an assistant vice president at Shawnee State Bank. The case involved two men who planned the murder after she claimed he humiliated and mistreated her.
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Soviet Union drafts new constitution amid Podgorny purge
Diplomats view the Brezhnev led draft constitution as a possible trigger for Nikolai Podgorny being relieved from the Politburo and speculate on changes to presidency power, Brezhnev succession plans, and Kremlin power balance.
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Stiffer cigarette controls urged by consumer group
Washington group ASH asks the FDA to regulate cigarettes as strictly as saccharin. John Banzhaf says cigarettes are drugs or devices under FDA jurisdiction and should be restricted like nicotine products. Dr Luther Terry backs the petition aligning cigarettes with drug status and pharmacy sales.
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Carter Hosts Dinner Reaffirms Israel Security Pledge
President Carter hosted a White House dinner for Saudi Prince Fahd and reaffirmed the United States commitment to Israel’s security. He said the U S and Saudi Arabia emphasize a fair and permanent Middle East peace and will continue productive talks to explore a lasting peace and the Palestinian issue.
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