Ehrlichman Ordered To Jail By Sept. 17
Former White House aide John D. Ehrlichman must begin a 20 month prison term by Sept 17 for approving a burglary by government operatives against Dr. Lewis J. Fielding. Ehrlichman, once a Nixon aide, was convicted in the Watergate Plumbers case and has faced additional convictions.
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Mike Shanahan
Associated Press
Washington
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
New Mexico
Santa Fe
CIA
U.S. District Court
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Ehrlichman
Lewis J. Fielding
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
U.S. Court of Appeals
Gesell
Seattle
Richard M. Nixon
Carter and Dole clash over Florence airport jet ramp
At Florence Airport Dole and Carter factions nearly fought over the sole ramp big enough for their campaign jets. The dispute arose from advance men for Dole saying Carter could not use the ramp. Carter and Dole planned to campaign Monday at the Southern 500 races in Darlington near Florence.
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Jimmy Carter
Robert Dole
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Delta Airlines
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Pleasant Days Forecast Shows Mild North Carolina South Carolina
Pleasant Days forecasters expect continued mild weather with cooler nights in the mid to upper 50s and highs around 80 across North and South Carolina. Expect mixed sun and clouds with showers in the mountains and highs in the 70s to 80s east. A three day outlook calls for scattered showers Friday and Saturday, clearing Sunday with highs in the 70s to low 80s and nightly 50s to 60s.
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Richardson To Receive Benton Award
Commerce Secretary Elliot L. Richardson will receive the 1976 Thomas Hart Benton Award of the Kansas City Art Institute. The award honors a living American whose life and values reflect the Benton ideals. Richardson was named winner on Tuesday. John W. Gardner won last year.
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Kansas City, Mo
Commerce
Elliot L. Richardson
Thomas Hart Benton
Kansas City Art Institute
Kansas City
Richardson
John W. Gardner
Common Cause
Convention Bribery Case Closed At National Convention
Federal officials say the bribery inquiry tied to the Republican National Convention is essentially complete with little chance of prosecution. Chicago FBI officials indicate the investigation is closed, while Kansas City officials note the remaining work is finished. Two Illinois delegates were allegedly offered money to back Reagan, and the scheme involved Ford delegates from Chicago. Marie Goodlow and Eddie Mack Jones were named as the individuals who were offered bribes.
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Associated Press
Kansas City, Mo
George Mandich
Chicago
FBI
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Kansas City
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Illinois
Richard Ogilvie
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Ogilvie
Bert C. Hurn
U.S
Dept. of Justice
Washington
Justice
Williams
Marie Goodlow
Eddie Mack Jones
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