Colson pleads guilty in Ellsberg plot
Charles W. Colson former Nixon adviser pleads guilty to obstruction of justice in a scheme aimed at sabotaging Daniel Ellsberg’s defense and securing Ellsberg’s conviction. He faces up to five years and a $35,000 fine. sentencing set for June 21 by Judge Gesell.
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Weather Forecast Promises Clouds to Clear Later
The report says cloudy conditions in the morning will give way to afternoon sun. Temperatures rise to the low 70s with overnight lows in the 50s as a warming trend continues.
Milwaukee Robin Hood public parking aide faces possible charges
Bruce Vanier 23 an unemployed construction worker patrols streets to rescue motorists with expired meters by leaving a note and requesting payment. Assistant City Attorney David Felger says the legality is unclear and Vanier may become a test case if charges are filed.
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California governor candidates end primary campaigns
Frontrunners Edmund G. Brown Jr and Houston I Flournoy conclude wind up tours in California. Brown seeks Democratic nomination while Moretti Alioto attempt to close gap. Flournoy faces Lt Gov Ed Reinecke amid indictments. Polls open 7 a.m. close 7 p.m. local time.
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No Election Results Delayed To Wednesday Morning
The Daily Review will not publish primary results by phone after polls close. The county elections department expects final ballot results around 5 a.m. Wednesday. Complete results will appear in Wednesday's Daily Review.
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Voters face full ballot in tomorrow's primary election
South County and Alameda residents will cast ballots for numerous local offices and measures. Voters choose state and federal nominees in multiple districts and elect county offices including sheriff clerk recorder district attorney assessor auditor treasurer tax collector and superintendent of schools. Also on ballot are BART board members four superior court judges and municipal court judge plus various local district seats and school boards. Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the primary.
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Daily Review Endorsements On Local And State Ballot Issues
Page 14 lists Daily Review endorsements for local races and statewide and local ballot questions. The brief item notes which candidates and measures receive editorial backing.
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