Petersen Defends Watergate Handling Amid Transcript Doubts
Assistant Attorney General Henry Petersen defends his role in the Watergate inquiry amid White House transcript doubts. He insists he faced a minefield of constraints and kept Nixon informed, denying any conspiracy and noting he was not offered a special counsel post.
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Margaret Gentry
Associated Press
Washington
Henry E. Petersen
White House
Petersen
Nixon
Justice Department
Associated Press Today
Watergate
John W. Dean VII
Donald Segretti
Herbert Kalmbach
John W. Dean II
Dean
Senate
Watergate Committee
Milk Payoff Charge Ties Nixon Era Antitrust Probe
The head of a major dairy cooperative allegedly sought to pay 150000 to presidential fundraiser Kalmbach to secure a wrist slap in an antitrust suit. Former lobbyist Lilly recounted pledges up to 2 million tied to Nixon campaign and 1971 price rise. Mehren, Nelson involved in a $150000 pledge not cashed, aiming for a mild outcome.
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Brooks Jackson
Associated Press
Washington
Herbert L. Kalmbach
Bob A. Lilly
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Lilly
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Watergate Grand Jury
Edward L. Wright
American Bar Association
Cooperative
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
Wright
Co-Op
George L. Mehren
Coop
Co On
Mehren
Harold
Nelson
Kalmbach
Southeast income lag persists despite rise in 1973
Per capita income in the Southeast increased 8.4 percent in 1973 but trailed the national gain by 1.1 percent. Kentucky and Mississippi led regional gains at 9.9 percent, while Florida rose 6.1 percent. Mississippi remained last nationwide at 3448 dollars. North Carolina slipped to 381st with 4120 dollars in 1973.
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Greensboro
N.C
Southeast
U.S. Department of Commerce
Kentucky
Mississippi
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Tennessee
West Virginia
Louisiana
Alabama
Arkansas
SEC Sues Penn Central Officers Over 1960s Fraud
The SEC accuses Penn Central Co and two former officers, Stuart Saunders and David Bevan, of inflating earnings and hiding losses in 1968 69 to defraud investors. The complaint lists 14 other defendants including Peat Marwick, and seeks to recover 4 million diverted to private accounts with Bevan accused of selling 15,000 shares amid a crisis.
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Penn Central Co
Stuart T. Saunders
Ardmore
David C. Bevan
Gladwyne
Penn Central
New York
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co
SEC
Penn Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Bevan
Lichtenstein
Baltimore man given 30 years in Brownie deaths
David Wallace Jr of Baltimore was sentenced to 30 years after a Washington County jury convicted him on three counts of manslaughter and two hit-and-run charges for the October deaths of three Brownie Scouts on a bicycle outing near Robersonville. Two other girls were injured.
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Plymouth
N.C
Baltimore
Governor Holshouser to receive honorary degree at App State
Gov. Jim Holshouser, North Carolina's first Republican chief executive in more than 70 years, will be awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws at Appalachian State University's commencement on May 26. He will also deliver the principal address at the ceremonies.
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