Nixon officials found liable in dragnet wiretap suit
In a civil suit Nixon and aides John N. Mitchell and H R Haldeman were found guilty and ordered to pay damages to Morton Halperin, noting the wiretap continued after Nixon left government service. The ruling reaffirms no one, not even a president, is above the law and upholds Fourth Amendment protections.
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Richard Nixon
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John N. Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
United States
John Lewis Smith Jr
Irish Neighbors Turned Antics Into a Farcical Stickup
In a New York Irish ghetto, Mick and Shamus, two rough but gentle men, fail at a drunken armed robbery after attempting to steal Jamison. The bartender uses a bat, they’re battered, arraigned, and later freed as the magistrate laughs off the case. Himself Houlihan recounts the chaotic night.
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Shamus
Bellevue
Hyman Bushel
Johnson & Johnson
Ted Williams
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The Secret Life of John Chapman on CBS
A CBS drama stars Ralph Waite as a college president who takes a two month sabbatical to live as a blue collar worker. His journey yields insight but remains sunny and predictable with a gruff boss and a romance, delivering a pleasant but not hard hitting portrait.
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Los Angeles
CBS Tonight
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the Waltons
John Chapman
John R. Coleman
Hareford College
Pennsylvania
Waite
Elayne Heilweil
Brad Davis
Tweedy
Andy
Chapman
Pat Hingle
Hollywood
Rust Threats Car Bodies Across Regions
Sylvia Porter warns rust and corrosion threaten many autos beyond snow belts. Salt, sea air, industrial pollution, and fumes accelerate damage to doors, panels, fenders, and roofs. Preventive treatments in the first 3,000 miles can avert depreciation costs and potential safety risks.
Car rust problems and a Carter energy post intrigue
A 1976 corrosion engineering briefing notes thinner auto sheet metal and costly interior or exterior rustproofing while warning undercoatings mainly deaden sound and offer limited protection. Separately, Rep. Moss questions Deputy FEA counsel Douglas Robinson’s role in oil price investigations and a potential Carter energy appointment amid grand jury activity in 1975.
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John Moss
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FEA
Price Questions by Jack Anderson on Ven-Fuel probe
The text outlines efforts by a Florida firm Ven-Fuel linked figure to derail a criminal investigation. It cites staff memos alleging ringleader tactics, civil over criminal paths, and potential federal indictments. It notes memos to Justice officials, responses from U.S. Attorney Briggs, and Carter era references.
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Marc Smolensky
Larry Kroftowitz
Ven-Guel
U.S
John Briggs
Jacksonville
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