Second Watergate break in hinted by Miami photog testimony
Miami state attorney Richard Gerstein said a commercial photographer testified to 8x10 prints suggesting personal correspondence between Democratic leaders. The evidence tied to Bernard Barker and Frank Sturgis in the June 17 Watergate break in, with possible Florida law violations under review.
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Miami
Richard Gerstein
Gerstein
Watergate Complex
Washington, D.C
Michael Richardson
CIA
Bernard L. Barker
Frank Sturgis
Watergate
Water
Richardson
Martin Dardis
Barker and Sturgis
Rich
Lawrence F. O’brien
Democratic National Committee
Larry
FBI
Dade County
Florida
Barker
Higher Than Harvard Reform Schools Proving Costly
Maryland spent 18 235 per boy in 1972 at the Maryland Training School for Boys while Harvard lists 5395 for tuition room and board. Illinois Michigan costs for juvenile corrections exceed 10 000 yearly per youth. Michigan shows Whitemore Lake camp costs 5917 versus 11896 at Lansing reformatories. Missouri 2385 and Virginia 3877 per inmate. Maryland notes 914 youngsters in system with average 12434 per capita. Group homes cost 4149 in fiscal 1972.
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Maryland
Harvard
Reformatory
Associated Press
Illinois
Michigan
Morris Sherman
Maryland Department of Juvenile Services
Sheriman
Joseph
Coughlin
State Reformatory
Lansing
Whitemore Lake
Ann Arbor
Missouri
Virginia
Don Jenkins
Department of Corrections
Massachusetts
Sherman
Bay State
Astro 15 Astronaut Worden Reassigned Over Stamp Affair
Alfred Worden, Apollo 15 astronaut, is reassigned from the astronaut corps to a NASA center after involvement in smuggling 400 unauthorised stamp covers to the moon. He may be considered for flight status in the future, amid a phasedown of the astronaut office and a NASA reprimand for Worden Scott and Irwin.
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NASA
Worden
Astronaut Office
Ames Research Center
Mountain View
Calif
Scott
James B. Irwin
Moon
Group to Appeal Tobacco Tax Case
TOPEKA Kan AP The Kansas Tobacco Candy Distributors and Vendors Inc says it will appeal the 10 percent tax on tobacco products to the state Supreme Court Attorneys will seek a renewal of an injunction to keep revenue from the tax in escrow until the high court resolves the case Shawnee County District Court Judge William R Carpenter upheld the tax validity in a ruling released Wednesday
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Topeka
Kan
State Supreme Court
Kansas Tobacco- Candy Distributors and Vendors Inc
Charles Huston
Supreme Court
General Revenue Fund
High Court
Shawnee County
William R. Carpenter
Britain Faces Uganda Asians Reception Debate
Britain’s foreign secretary urged an orderly humane reception for 50000 Ugandan Asians with British passports. A Louis Harris poll found 71 percent oppose a multiracial Britain and only 6 percent favor immediate welcome, with 38 percent suggesting India and Pakistan should accept them. The Daily Express condemned Douglas-Home’s remarks as moonshine.
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Britain
Uganda
Alec Douglas-Home
The
Daily Express
Louis Harris
India
Pakistan
Indian Subcontinent
East Africa
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