Watergate figure sentences echo earlier burglars claim
Mitchell Haldeman and Ehrlichman received up to eight years for conspiracy and obstruction in the Watergate cover up. Mardian drew up to three years. all poised for appeals as the era of Nixon aides unfolds with courtroom drama and pledges to seek justice.
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Former AG Mitchell Sentenced Up to Eight Years
Washington September report states John N. Mitchell was sentenced to up to eight years for Watergate coverup. He hurried from the courtroom with his wife present, reflecting on the possibility of a harsher sentence.
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Cher testifies in secret over rock star death case
A Los Angeles grand jury indictment targets Kenneth Moss for the murder of Robbie McIntosh, drummer of the Average White Band, after a drug party. Cher Bono reportedly testified and aided Alan Gorrie to avert a heroin overdose, while Moss fled and is said to be in South America. The matter hinges on California felony murder rules.
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County's first death penalty under new law
Alameda County paid the ultimate penalty under a new law as Judge John Cooper sentenced Lance Laverne Brown, 20, to San Quentin for a spree that left Jamal El Abushi, 28, and his wife Maria, 25, dead, with a liquor-store clerk Walter Edmonson, 71, also slain. The jury found two criteria met: mass murder and murder during a felony. The execution date will be set after appeals.
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Fair Tonight and Cloudy Tomorrow Forecast
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with cloudy skies tomorrow. Lows drop to the upper 30s tonight, with slightly warmer temperatures in the upper 40s to mid 50s tomorrow. Winds ease, and general conditions point to a stable pattern. More weather details appear on page 4.
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Breakfast python finally reunited with its owner
FREMONT The eight foot python that slithered from a stave to intercept a man's breakfast has been claimed by its owner Lester Sairmans an animal control worker at San Francisco International Airport The snake first attracted notice on February 8 when John Lopez living at Fremont Blvd was startled to see the snake The reptile weighing about four stone was captured by Fremont animal control officers who noted its value as a rare Indian rock python worth over 300 Saimons later filed a police report saying he had kept the snake since December and had misplaced it during a party The snake is now recuperating at a pet shop and Salmons fears its weakened condition after the adventure The manager had reacted by evicting him after learning the snake had been in the apartment The animal control officer said the snake has a cut mouth from wire and is in need of grass cages but is being cared for and hopes to recover
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January price rise lowest since April report
The Labor Department said the January consumer price index rose 0.6 percent, easing inflation after a rise in December, while wages purchasing power fell 5.1 percent since 1974. First National City Bank cut prime loan rates to 9. The Commerce Department noted high price pressures in late 1974, with retail food prices up 0.5 percent and cereal and bakery products leading gains.
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Sign of the times bankruptcy on the rise
A debtor describes dire finances and thoughts of dying or fleeing while seeking bankruptcy as a legal means to erase debts. John Slavicek of San Francisco explains bankruptcy offers a fresh fiscal start by letting courts divide assets, a measure usually used by those near ruin.
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