Nixon Court Suggests Private Tape Review In Watergate Case
The appeals court proposed that the president and Cox’s team privately review Watergate tapes in chambers to avoid courtroom jurisdiction issues. It urged a mutually agreed process with Chief Executive or delegate, Wright, and Cox to narrow disputes while preserving constitutional principles. Martha Mitchell later told UPI she expects the Senate panel to avoid calling Nixon to testify and alleged Mafia involvement in the election.
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Aoneals Court
U.S. Dist
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Chambers
Cox
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
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Appeals Court
Watergate
Law
Charles Alan Wright
Wright
Washington
UPT
Martha Mitchell
Senate Watergate Committee
UPI
Helen Thomas
Chilean junta eases curfew amid gunfire in Santiago
Chile’s new military regime lifted its curfew for daytime hours then reimposed it after gunfire erupted in downtown Santiago. Officials denied reports of a loyalist army marching on the capital and stressed the armed forces’ firm control. Diplomatic figures questioned the Prats-led column claim while a Geneva Red Cross delegate prepared to enter Latin America to aid the wounded. Pinochet and the four-man junta, including navy, air force, and police chiefs, were sworn in amid ongoing turmoil.
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UPS
Chile
Santiago
Salvador Allende
Buenos Aires
Prats
Mexico City
Luis Echeverria
Allende
Mexico
UPI
AIV
Geneva
International Red Cross
Latin America
Delega
Thomas von Kayser F Lew
Augusto Pinochet Ugarte
Navy
Nixon tax ideas face cautious reception in Congress
President Nixon floated a delayed tax as a deferral to curb inflation and discussed an investment tax credit with Burns and aides. Laird warned banking on a later tax to absorb refunds, while lawmakers including Schneebeli Corman and Mills expressed skepticism about discretionary credit tweaks and a 10 percent rate rise, saying it needs broader reform and may not pass this year.
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Laird
Burns
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Schneebels
James C. Corman
R-Calif
Ber
Congress
Corman
Mills
Little Rock Hospital
Rep. Ullman
California approves expansion of preschool child care aid
The expanded child-care program gains a $41 million appropriation in SACRAMENTO. California was approved by the state Senate Thursday night. The two bill package by Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti was returned to the Assembly for a final vote Friday on Senate amendments.
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Sacramento
California
Senate
Assembly
Bob Moretti
P-Van Nuys
Ford recalls 83,687 cars for dual safety defects
Ford Motor Co recalls 83,687 1973 model cars in the United States to check two safety defects. About 42,290 Ford and Mercury cars from July and August may have carburetor linkage misalignment, while 41,397 Thunderbirds and Mark IVs from April 14 to July 20 face improper cable routing that could cause short circuits or minor fires. No incidents reported. about 400 cars expected to need adjustments.
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Ford Motor Co
United States
Ford
Mercury
Ford Mercury
Weekend classes bill advances in Senate
Sacramento UPI reports Assemblyman John Vasconcellos proposes weekend classes with voluntary attendance. The measure passed 23 to 2 in the Senate and returns to the Assembly for concurrence in amendments.
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Sacramento
UPI
John Vasconcellos
D-San Jose
Senate
Assembly
Indictment Ties Teamsters to UFW Clash in Salinas Valley
A federal grand jury in San Francisco indicted two vegetable packers and a former Teamsters official on conspiracy and bribery counts. Theodore J. Gonsalves, ex secretary treasurer of Teamsters Cannery Workers Local 748, allegedly took a $10,000 bribe to impede UFW organizing in Salinas in 1970. James Robert Martin and Thomas Hitchcock of Salinas are charged with conspiring and aiding the bribe. The case, linked to a long Teamsters UFW feud, exposes alleged payments to recruit and fund Local 748 members for anti-UFW activities. Arraignment set for Oct 2 in San Jose.
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Teamsters
United Farm Workers
Salinas Valley
Theodore J. Gonsalves
Teamsters Cannery Workers
Modesto
San Jose
U.S
Robert F. Peckham
Marlin
Cel-Apak
Salinas
Cesar Chavez
UFW
Chavez
Teamsters Union
Martin
Three Miles Ocean Frontage May Become State Park
Sacramento report says three miles of ocean frontage between Newport Beach and Laguna Beach would join the state parks system if a 7.6 million appropriation is approved. The Assembly Ways and Means Committee sent the bill by Sen. Dennis Carpenter to the floor on an 11-3 vote. If approved, the measure heads to the Senate for concurrence before moving to Gov. Reagan for signature.
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Newport Beach
Laguna Beach
Assembly
Ways and Means
Dennis Carpenter
Tower House
Senate
Reagan
Too-small liver foils transplant bid
Doctors canceled a transplant for 21 month old Brett Kearn after a dying donor liver was found too small. University of Colorado Medical Center spokesman Ted Wrenn said the organ would not take and the donor is dead. Brett was rushed from Napa to Denver to meet a six hour deadline.
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UPI
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Ted Wrenn
University of Colorado Medical Center At
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Brett Kearn
Arraignment in Airport Shooting Case at L A X
A suspect in the robbery and shooting at Los Angeles International Airport was arraigned on two counts of robbery and one count of attempted murder before Judge Leo Freund. Marion Battiste, 9, was arrested near the scene and remanded on 25,000 dollars bond. Investigators seek two more suspects as Gerald Webber, 35, and his 1 year old son Cory were injured. Webber paralyzed, Cory shot. another man, William Kinsel, beaten and robbed. The elder Webber remains in serious but improving condition.
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Los Angeles International Airport
Leo Freund
Marion Lee Bat
Tiste
Los Angeles
Battiste
Freund
Gerlad Webber
Cinchring Road
Webber
Cory Webber
Centinela Valley Community Hospital
William Kinsel
Glendale
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