Watergate Tax Evasion Trial Opens in New York Court
Watergate figures including several still serving prison terms face a tax evasion trial in a New York federal court. Jurors begin selection in Smok nv before Judge Edward Neaher with expected proceedings over a week. Ulasewitz, 52, a former police protective, is charged with understating White House income by 4100,000 for 1971 and 1972. The indictment notes his 1971 72 returns lacked details from his flamboyant accounts and omitted key information. Prosecutor Davitt Bble plans to call witnesses who met with Nixon operatives, while defense may call Ulasewitz and others. The case continues amid past convictions for related Watergate crimes.
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New York
Anthony Ala Fonnur
New York City
Monty Lotha White House
Syrians seize Beirut newspapers in overnight press move
Syrian troops occupied An Nahar and other Beirut papers including l Orient Le Jour and An Nida, detaining editors and barring Lebanese staff while allowing foreign correspondents to return. The action followed An Nahar editor Michel Abu Jawdeh urging President Sarkis to order troops out and press guidelines.
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Arab Peacekuelling
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Iso
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Jour Hs Song
Anu
Egypt
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Dulin
Meutenant
UPT
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UPI
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Communist Party
Nidal
Sail An Nidal Pias
Jndge
Pres
Ad Nahar
L’orlean le Jour
Road
An Nahor
Michel Abu Jawdeh
Elias Sarkis
Arabs To Impose Will On World Reach Arab Unity Pact
CAIRO AP and UPI report Syrian President Hafez Assad and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat pledged a united Arab front on Middle East peace. They said their reconciliation could influence U.S. policy under President-elect Carter and stressed ongoing talks, noting no prior differences remain in strategy.
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UPI
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Syria
Anwar Sadal
Egypt
Middle East
Jimy Carter
Sadat
Assad
Riyadh
Syeijin
Lebanon
M Wir
Israel
Boda
Auto Clean Air Meet May Be In The Offing
DETROIT United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock plans a meeting between UAW leaders and Jimmy Carter to avert a potential auto industry shutdown tied to 1978 clean air standards. Woodcock says relaxing the standards is key before his retirement next May and warns current rules may force plant closures if not amended.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Leonatd Woodcock
Opate Exuce Fives
Jimmy Carter
Woodcock
UAW
Detroit News
Carter
Hal Auto
Washington
Coffee Prices Likely To Stay High In 1977 Outlook
Shoppers face sustained higher coffee costs as experts warn world production will not rebound until the 1979 80 season. A Brazil Brazil freeze in 1975 cut the crop by more than 60 percent, tightening exports and lifting cocoa and tea prices, with continued demand driving prices up for cocoa and chocolate products.
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Lay
William C. Bowser
Rex T. Dull
Dewser
Liulk
London
West Africa
Brazil
Maine
Megsport Times-News Pacer Engager Pankibing Case Fragment
Fragmented OCR reads like a dense local sports and public notices collage with scattered names, places, and numbers. It mentions Megsport Times-News, pacers, Descriptions of individuals and events blur together, with references to districts, dates, and monetary figures, suggesting a mixed local report of sports, officials, and notices.
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