Haldeman and Mitchell Ordered to Begin Prisons June 22
In a four minute ceremony Judge Sirica ordered Haldeman and Mitchell to start their appeal delayed prison terms by noon June 22. They were photographed and fingerprinted, with no pleas offered, as the Watergate case neared its end. Ehrlichman already serves eight months of his sentence.
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Federal push to end parole for US prisoners proposed
The Carter administration backs abolition of parole in federal prisons with direct term sentencing and limited good time. Bell to testify on reform codification while Kennedy urges a phased end to parole, arguing bias and unreliability in parole boards. Adoption hinges on criminal code reform amid uncertain House support.
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