Watergate Aides Tapes Back Dean
The Senate Watergate committee leaders say transcripts largely corroborate John W. Dean ID sworn testimony despite White House denials that he lies. They caution the final report may miss May 28 as transcripts open new inquiry lines including possible perjury by Nixon associates. Ervin calls transcripts revealing and astonishing.
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Transcripts show Plumbers pulled off Las Vegas burglary
President Nixon's tape transcripts indicate the White House Plumbers did plan and attempt a Las Vegas burglary of Hank Greenspun's office between 1971 and 1972. Hunt testified the plan involved Howard Hughes associates, who provided support services but refused an escape aircraft. The plan collapsed, and transcripts allegedly alter Nixon's claimed innocence while labeling Dean a perjurer.
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Maine
Muskie
Howard Hughes
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Hughes
Union City Dam recreation plan to appear on November ballot
Erie County Commissioner Louis Rzymek will re introduce a motion to place the Union City Dam recreation project on the November ballot for voter action. The plan, tied to a French Creek dam site, would involve a U S Army Corps of Engineers debt share. Annual cost to the county could range from 22000 to 166000 dollars over 40 years.
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1500 Unlicensed Dogs Roam County
Erie County records show about 1500 residents have not licensed dogs for 1974. State officer Lawrence Brown says prosecutions are filed for unlicensed dogs and harboring them. Fines range from 10 to 300 dollars plus costs. Police Chief Nichols notes two fines possible: owning an unlicensed dog and allowing a dog to run at large. Councilman Calderone continues to push for a solution to the dog nuisance before City Council.
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Clymer Clinic Hires Nutritionist for Diet Counseling
The Southwestern Chautauqua County Medical Clinic in Clymer adds nutritionist Kathy Child to support pediatric and general practice care. Under Dr Alina Wiecha guidance she will advise on therapeutic diets such as low cholesterol low sodium and diabetic plans. A Cherry Creek site opens in May as Southeastern Chautauqua clinic. Both clinics are part of Rural Health and MOSAIC Projects.
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Kathy Child
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Alina Wiecha
Cli Sice
Cherry Creek
Rural Health
Nixon Lawyer Given Key Impeachment Job
The House Judiciary Committee unanimously approved rules allowing White House lawyer James St Clair to question witnesses raise objections and propose witnesses in the impeachment inquiry He can be supervised by the committee and has no independent right to attend The first hearings will review grand jury evidence and other materials relating to Nixon and Watergate including the March 21 tape
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House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
White House
James St. Clair
Peter W. Rodine Jr
D-N.j
Watergate Grand Jury
John W. Deanel
St. Clair
House
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
Thomas F. Railsback
Bill
Maryland Court Disbars Agnew Over Tax Evasion
The Maryland Court of Appeals banned Spiro T. Agnew from practicing law, calling him morally obtuse for evading about 15500 in federal taxes while governor in 1967. Agnew, not a federal bar member, cannot appeal but may seek reinstatement later. court cites tax evasion as crime involving moral turpitude.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Court On Appeals
American Bar Association
SEC Charges Penn Central Executives With Investor Fraud
The SEC accuses Penn Central Co and two former officers of inflating earnings and hiding losses in 1968 69 to defraud investors in the then new railroad. It says they borrowed funds to pay cash dividends and notes 14 other defendants including Peat Marwick & Co. The case also alleges Bevan and others diverted 4 million to private accounts in Liechtenstein and that Bevan sold 15 000 Penn Central shares in 1969.
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Stuart T. Saunders
Ardmore
David C Bevan
Gladwyne
Penn Central
New York
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co
The
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Sparta Fire Confined To Three Thousand Dollar Loss
Sparta firemen saved a house on Route 89 owned by the Ronald Holes family. Chief Joseph Soety said the blaze started in an upstairs bedroom and was confined to that room and the area above it. About 25 men responded at 9 30 p m, with help from Elgin Beaverdam Hose Company, before the fire was controlled. Firemen planned to return today to pinpoint the origin.
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Joseph Soety
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Elgin- Beaverdam
Ronald Holes
Spartansburg
Route 89
Soely
Sooty
Senior Citizens Nutrition Program at risk without housing
Federally funded senior meals and social center may fail without a permanent site. GECAC funding hinges on quick housing solution. mayor and city officials seek a buyable or rentable building. Meals on Wheels remains active from the Salvation Army Citadel. Christopher Bailey, 19, faced charges after damaging a soft drink machine and was fined with court costs.
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Defrauds
Richmond
Ind
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