Lansky to stand trial despite heart condition in Florida
U S District Judge Joe Eaton ruled Meyer Lansky 71 will face trial on income tax evasion charges with court sessions limited to about four hours daily and prosecutors to provide a courtroom mutse and a car at government expense so Lansky can rest. No trial date set. he underwent open heart surgery earlier this year and his prior Monday start was delayed awaiting medical expert testimony.
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Reinecke clarifies Mitchell calls on ITT convention offer
Sacramento Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke says state phone records show he phoned then-Atty. Gen. John Mitchell twice in 1971 and discussed an ITT offer to fund the GOP convention in San Diego. He previously testified he learned of the offer in September 1971 but now says he told Mitchell about it three months earlier, with further mentions of the ITT settlement and related matters.
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Senate probes Nixon pardon for Mafia figure DeCarlo
Senate investigators will question former White House counsel John W Dean regarding the presidents commutation of Angelo DeCarlo a Mafia captain who served under two years of a 12 year loan sharking and extortion sentence Dean may be interrogated soon alongside former Attorney General Richard Kleindienst, as open hearings set for Friday include key witness Gerald Zelmanowky in DeCarlo case.
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Reagan files antiremapping brief in California Supreme Court
SAN FRANCISCO Reagan a governor asks the California Supreme Court to reject assembled redistricting plans vetoed by him. The brief submitted by the attorney general argues no valid enactment exists since his veto and that neither assembly nor congressional plans meet constitutional requirements. The court had set a schedule with special masters to evaluate criteria and issue recommendations by August 31 before a final decision.
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French wary of anti bomb move in Pacific
PAPEETE Tahiti AP French police pressed charges today against any attempt by opponents of French nuclear tests to hijack a plane and fly over the test site in the South Pacific. With the first explosion in France 1973 tests, armed guards were placed on all commercial flights into and out of Papeete. Passengers and baggage underwent strict searches at the airport.
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