Watergate defendants await Supreme Court review dates
Three former White House aides Haldeman Ehrlichman and Mitchell face long appeals with oral arguments set for January after a year plus since verdicts. They and others, now largely out of public view, await high court action while write books and pursue limited legal work amid ongoing sanctions and delays.
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Pittsburgh Teachers Strike Heads Toward Court Action
Pittsburgh AP reports the state Department of Education will seek a court order to end the walkout if not settled by January 9. Commissioner Frank Manchester told the school board and the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers that instruction must resume to meet the 180 school-day requirement, or the district must make up days. About 4,400 teachers and aides walked out December 1. five months of talks produced no progress. A senior classes session drew roughly 730 students to Schenley High School.
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Tax perks eyed for who benefits under new rules
The House Ways and Means Committee, chastened by a retroactive Perot amendment, directs staff to identify who would gain from any special tax legislation. The panel’s move follows reports that the amendment would have given about 165 million in refunds to high income investors, including 15 million to H. Ross Perot, a claim Perot denied.
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Fatal Motor Accidents Toll in Early 1975 Half Year
About 21,260 lives were lost in fatal motor accidents from January to June 1975. The six month period also saw motor injury crashes costing the U.S. more than 7.5 billion dollars.
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Casey expected to seek Pennsylvania treasurer post
Harrisburg AP reports Auditor General Robert P. Casey, 44, plans to announce Friday that he will run for state treasurer. Casey, in his second term, cannot seek a third term. Grace Sloan is finishing her final term as treasurer. The story notes possible Senate ambitions and reminds of eight Democrats vying for that nomination.
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