Ehrlichman Denies Enemies List Notion in White House
Ehrlichman testifies before the Senate Watergate committee that he never heard of an enemies list while at the White House. He says he did not know of staffers seeking citizens tax returns and notes L Patrick Gray III was investigated before his resignation.
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John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Internal Revenue Service
Ehrlichman
Senate Watergate Committee
FBI
L. Patrick Gray ‘III
E. Howard Hunt
Plumbers” Unit
Daniel Ellsberg
Nixon
Pentagon
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
John W. Dean III
Dean
Montoya
Harris seeks closer look at LEAA funds for Calhoun school
Harris, the administration's floor leader, vows to review the agency's spending after Calhoun school funding was refused. A Calhoun spokesman said $50,000 would help move the academy but may not cover a full year. LEPA's $450,000 request is needed as the state share to qualify for LEAA grants. LEAA has approved an $8 million grant for the Alabama agency.
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Harris
Calhoun
LEPA
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Alabama
Man Arrested On Revoked Charges In Decatur
A Decatur man was arrested Wednesday on three counts of driving while revoked and could face 335 in fines plus 712.50 in older fines from DWI and drug law violations. He was released on signed bond and an intake note followed. A bicycle injury sent an 11 year old Decatur boy to Decatur General Hospital and back.
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Decatur
Decatur General Hospital
Henry Thomas Lile
Betty St
Nixon Subpoenas Document Clash Drives Watergate Hearing
The Watergate committee votes to seek court enforcement of subpoenas demanding White House tapes and documents. President Nixon contends executive privilege, while Sen. Baker hints at an outside panel review to determine material related to the Senate investigation. Judge Sirica plans a timely hearing on the dispute.
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Senate
White House
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Baker
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Watergate Committee
Samuel Cash
Southeast receives inch of rain with continued showers
A broad storm blanketed the Southeast bringing heavy showers to Tennessee Kentucky Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Arkansas. Officials expect showers today and a 60 percent rain chance and a 40 percent probability of further rain Friday with locally continued rainfall through Friday.
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Kentucky
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Expected End To Robbery Case In Florence Trial
The state aims to finish its case today in the trial of 24 year old Larry Wayne Curtis charged in a March 13 Ramada Inn robbery. Witnesses including night clerk G C McCracken testified Curtis held a sawed off shotgun while a second man sprayed his eyes and struck him. Clerk said he needed four stitches. Motel restaurant manager Goodwin Rose saw a car leave the scene and identified it later at a Martin Street SE address where Curtis was arrested. Co-defendant Mark A Cullins was convicted and sentenced to ten years in prison before probation. Police recovered money a shotgun and dog repellent from the Martin Street search.
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Ramada Inn
Larry Wayne Curtis
G.C. McCracken
Athens
Curtis
McCracken
Goodwin Rose
Martin St. SE
Mark A. Cullins
Coleman
Tex
Martin St. House
Times Edits Nixon on Tapes Demand for Cox Probe
The Times of London criticized President Nixon for refusing to release Watergate tapes. In an editorial the paper urged him to provide the recordings to Archibald Cox, saying he has an inescapable duty to aid the criminal investigation and warning of a dangerous gamble with the presidency.
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Nixon
The
Times of London
the Times
Archibald Cox
United States
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