Nixon prepares ethics review of prospective cabinet appointees
President elect Nixon's staff lawyers led by John D. Ehrlichman assess financial holdings of 12 cabinet nominees and aides to prevent conflicts of interest. The process requires confidential statements listing firms, creditors, and real property, with trustees potentially managing holdings to avoid private gain or preferential treatment.
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Girl Sentenced to Death Creates NC Prison Dilemma
Marie Hill, 17, was sentenced to die in the gas chamber for the Tarboro grocer murder. North Carolina Corrections officials faced a problem placing a female on Death Row, since Death Row had been all male since 1944. She will be confined in the Correctional Center for Women in Raleigh while her appeal proceeds.
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U N Urges Talks On Limiting Missile Systems
The General Assembly urged the United States and the Soviet Union to begin high level negotiations on limiting offensive and defensive missile systems. The push, shaped by Cold War tensions and the Czech invasion, aims for an early date though skepticism remains.
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De Sapio Indicted As Go-Between In $12,500 N.Y. Utility Shakedown
Carmine De Sapio, former Tammany Hall leader, indicted as go-between in a $12,500 bribe involving Consolidated Edison and New York water commissioner James L. Marcus. Co-defendants Antonio Corallo and Henry Fried already face prison terms. Marcus and Itkin testified to larger kickback schemes. De Sapio pleaded innocent, claiming the charges are false.
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Postmark ruling on Alexandria mail debated
Virginia news briefs report the Post Office Department will keep the Alexandria postmark for mail from the main post office while other city deposits use a Northern Virginia mark. Citizens urged preservation of the historic Alexandria postmark. Also listed two Virginia Vietnam casualties and a Staunton group returning from a private mission to win freedom for the USS Pueblo crew.
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