Nixon impeachment grounds urged by Richardson at ABA meeting
Former Attorney General Elliott Richardson told reporters in Honolulu that compelling grounds exist to prosecute Richard Nixon for conspiracy to obstruct justice. He favored Nixon receding into obscurity, but noted disbarment could be warranted if Nixon resumes law practice. Beall questioned trial value while Ervin chaired the Watergate panel. ABA delegates prepared a resolution on equal treatment under the law for Nixon.
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Bill Stall
Associated Press
Honolulu
Elliot L. Richardson
Richard M. Nixon
Richardson
Nixon
American Bar Association
Newsmen
George Beall
U.S
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Beall
ABA
Agnew
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Senate
House of Delegates
Human Cannonball Act May Become Buried In Past
Milwaukee AP reports Edmondo Zacchini known as Papa the human cannonball, at 80 and slowed by a heart attack, may retire soon. Only two Zacchini acts remain on the road, and financier pressures could end the era as proteges like Paul Creason retire to other ventures.
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Timothy Harper
Associated Press
Milwaukee, Wis
Papa
Edmondo Zacchini
Edison
Zacchini
Paul ‘‘Zacchini
Creason
Tren
Ton
Tampa
Fla
Pot Farmer Is Hooked Red Handed
Virginia Beach police nabbed Howard John Anderson, 24, on marijuana possession and manufacturing charges after detectives located a hidden grow near Back Bay close to the North Carolina line. They staked the site overnight and arrested him as he watered and tended the plants around 9 45 am. Evidence collection continued as the suspect was processed. A second brief item notes hummingbirds may have the largest heart relative to body size based on a study of 68 U S and Panama varieties.
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Virginia
Beach
Art Guertin
Bill Richards
Guertin
Richards
Howard John Anderson
Anderson
North Carolina Line
Back Bay
United States
Panama
Investigations Dispute Simmers Across Raleigh
AP reports the Morgan administration faces continued controversy over alleged political probes by the Enforcement and Theft Division of the Department of Transportation. Attorney General Morgan repeats claims of illegal investigations into his background, while Transportation Secretary Doby says former employees may have conducted inquiries. Doby notes in-house probes relied on sworn affidavits from current staff and did not assess activities of former director Nicholas Smith and investigator Timothy Bowers. Morgan calls newspaper reports independent and questions probe objectivity.
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Raleigh
Holfhouser
Robert Morgan
Department of Transportation
Secretary of Transportation
Troy Doby
Morgan
Dooby
Doby
Car Trace Leads to Bank Robbery Suspects Arrest
The FBI traced a getaway car to four Winston Salem suspects Sandra Burris Ernest Ayers Charles Cooper and Michael Raisig all arraigned on bank robbery charges in Greensboro with $50000 bonds. They are jailed in Forsyth County. Amount stolen and recovery details were not disclosed. It marked the 37th NC bank robbery of the year.
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Winston-Salem
FBI
Winston- Salem
North Carolina
Charlotte
Sandra Lynn Burris
Ernest Everett Ayers
Charles Wayne Cooper
Michael Raisig
U.S
Herman A. Smith
Greensboro
Forsyth County
Peters Creek Parkway
First Union National Bank
Seizure of heroin seen as ominous future portent
Federal narcotics officials described a $112 million transatlantic heroin shipment seizure as an ominous portent of what may follow if Turkish opium poppy farming resumes this fall. Four French citizens and an Argentinian were arrested after an informant sought a $400,000 payoff.
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New York
John R. Bartels
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Itchy Burning Toes Relief Sold At Mann Drug Stores
A bold sell line promotes quick relief for fiery toe pain using a strong formula labeled T-4-L with potent ingredients. The ad claims fast action in minutes and mentions availability at Mann Drug Stores with EB-1-4 identifier.
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Mann Drug
MonaDex weight loss tablet advertisement claim
An ad promotes MONADEX tiny tablets claiming to curb appetite with no dangerous drugs. It offers a 20 day supply for $3.00 and double amount for $5.00, promising money back if ugly fat remains, from 7 Medical Arts Pharmacy, 402 Randolph Thamesville Moll.
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Medical Arts Pharmacy
Thamesville - Moll
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