Oxy chairman guilty on Nixon fund counts
Occidental chairman Hammer pleaded guilty to three counts of falsely claiming others donated part of a $1 million Nixon campaign contribution. He faced potential prison time as the court weighs penalties under the 1972 Federal Election Campaign Act with presentence report pending.
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Nixon Fund
Washington
UPN
Mand Hammer
Occidental Petroleum Corp
U.S
William B. Jones
Court of Appeals
Jones
Hammer
Watergate
Henry &. Ruth
Montana
Tim Babcock
Babcock
Occidental International
Hearst case widens as fingerprints link Harrises
Official sources in Sacramento say evidence challenges witnesses on a bank robbery with two men and two women, while fingerprints in the getaway car point to Miss Hearst and the Harrises. The Inquirer cited Soliah related leads and broadened federal actions, with grand jury indictments planned and hearings set as prosecutors coordinate multiple jurisdictions.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Miss Hearst
William
Emily Harris
Stephen Soliah
San Francisco
Miss Tharst
Inquirer
FBI
Palmdale
Soliah
Marti
Precita Ave
Harvises
Sunset Wibernia Bank
U.S
Browning
Harrises
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
Ford offers tax cut plan amid national tour
President Ford said he is finalizing recommendations on a tax cut and aims to submit a concrete proposal soon. He described coordinating a tax reduction with strict expenditure limits as a possibility, and noted the plan would let taxpayers keep more of their money. Ford greeted about 20 people at Offutt AFB after touring the SAC HQ. He then met by invitation three Midwest mayors in Skokie, urging Congress to extend federal revenue sharing to avoid a catastrophic funding shortfall for state and local governments.
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Miss Hearst
Wendy Yoshinura
Harrises
Browning
Jack Scott
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Sacramento
California
Evelle Younger
Patty Hearst
SLA
Los Angeles
Michael Lee Edwards
Union City
William Cann
Canin
San Francisco Bay
Ulysses S. Grant
Ford
Congress
Judge looks at Secret Service on Moore warning before Ford shooting
Inspector John O Shea testified he warned federal agents two days before Sara Jane Moore's attack that she might be another Squeaky Fromme. Secret Service agents Martin Haskell and Gary Yauger denied such warning influenced their actions and said Moore showed no animosity toward Ford.
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UPI
San Francisco
Secret Service
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
John O'Shea
Police Department
Martin Haskell
Gary Yauger
Haskell
Yauger
Miss Moore
O'Shea
Senate Appropriations
FBI
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Ford Administration
Ava
Ford eases ban on sharing secret Vietnam documents
President Ford partially rescinded the ban on federal agencies sharing classified material with the House Intelligence Committee. Some highly sensitive material remains restricted as Otis Pike and the White House reach a compromise on public release. Central Intelligence Colby outlined terms for delivery of 711 pages tied to the 1963 Tet offensive.
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Ford
House Intelligence Committee
Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
White House
Committee
Central Intelligence
Wiliam E. Colby
Bill Roberts
Colby
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Sarahane
Walker
Gaeida
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Gioneida
van At Aut Sane
Oneida
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Hamburger Cooker
Tay Wajinay Sen Arrevre
Algee Af Panard
Ath ST
Long Beach
White & Elna
Ema
Walker's the Friendly Store
Long Beech
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