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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1975

Page

1

Guilty verdicts seal Watergate trial for top aides

The jury found John N. Mitchell, H. R. Haldeman, John Ehrlichman and Robert Mardian guilty on most counts in the Watergate cover-up trial. Kenneth Parkinson was acquitted on all counts. The verdicts came after 11 weeks of deliberation in Washington Court.

Washington (Ap John N. Mitchell H. R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman Robert C. Marcian Washington Foreman James Capitanio Foreman John A. Hoffar Richard M. Nixon Hoffar Capitanio U.S John J. Sirica Jeanne Ehrlichman Jo Haldeman Pamela Parkinson Dorothy Mardian Martha Mitchell John Sirica Mardian Internal Security Justice Department Nixon Kenneth Parkinson Parkinson Mitchell Ken Mrs. Mardian Richard Nixon Ber Haldeman Ehrlichman Robert C. Mardian

KU Maps New Enrollment System for Freshmen and Sophomores

Kansas University moves freshmen and sophomores to a letter schedule enrollment with assigned advisers. 250 faculty across anticipated majors will guide students, who will keep one adviser through their sophomore year. Oliver College, KU’s largest, will enroll first to reduce campus chaos.

Kansas University Lewis Butes Oliver College Nunemaker Cwcs Oliver Allen Fieldhouse Ed Julian Kansas Julian Alison Gwinn Prairie Village Philip Humphrey Natural History Museum J. K. Lee William Smith School of Engineering

Gold prices dip in London as demand wanes

Gold sales faltered as price moved down on the London market to about 184 dollars per ounce from 186.50. Early fixes rose to 185 dollars per ounce. Lack of U S demand blamed for the decline while Zurich stayed closed for the New Year holiday.

London Europe Zurich New York New York Stock Exchange

Market Report and Local Crime Notes From Kansas City and Lawrence

Wholesale eggs and cattle markets are reported with price ranges and lots. Two burglaries at a Lawrence apartment complex yielded stolen tapes, receivers, a TV and more. A cattle collision near K-10 caused property damage estimated at about 1,200 dollars. Gold sales rise with over 200 dollar an ounce pricing. An 18 year old and a 17 year old were jailed in Lawrence after absences from Ft. Riley and related check fraud.

Lawrence Kerry S. Loeb Karla Pauley Emery Loeb Miss Pauley Chisholm Herman L. Jeanguenin Rt. 3 Hagerman Aubrey Baldwin Douglas County Lawrence City Ft. Riley Army Post Alan L. Krench Union Bus Depot Mass Kansas City Ft. Riley Manhattan Independence Kan Ramada Inn

Milk mix for youngsters blends whole and reconstituted milk

Equal quantities of fluid whole milk and reconstituted nonfat dry milk form an excellent drink for youngsters. The combination provides a balanced dairy beverage suitable for growing children.

Ehrlichman calls bonfire idea not bad in historical view

Former White House aide John Ehrlichman, convicted in the Watergate break-in case, argued on NBC that a bonfire on the South Lawn might not have been a bad idea in historical perspective. He criticized public tapes as a warped slice of events and urged airing all tapes for balance.

John Ehrlichman White House Washington South Lawn Ehrlichman Democratic National Committee Watergate Complex NBC Senate Watergate Committee Nixon John J. Sirica

Jurors Describe Path to Verdict in Watergate Cover-Up Trial

A juror recalls initial acquittal doubts and shifts during deliberations for the four Watergate cover-up defendants. Nine jurors, under guard, heard talks around the oak table as votes were taken per count. Tapes from the White House emerged as pivotal, while pardons were not to influence verdicts.

Washington U.S John J. Sirica Watergate Richard M. Nixon Nixon Sirica

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