Sirica Denies New Trials for Four Nixon Aides
U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica rejected motions to overturn convictions of Haldeman Ehrlichman Mardian and Mitchell in the Senter cover up. He will sentence them next Friday at 9 30 a m EST, potentially up to 75 years in prison and 103000 in fines.
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Ilness
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Oil plant battle fuels referendum push near Goleta
Activists led by the County Environmental Alliance press a referendum drive to block Exxon oil and gas processing plans in Las Flores Canyon. They say more than 2,000 signatures are secured with 9,204 needed, while dynamic local figures dispute public sentiment and federal influence on the pipeline permits.
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Board of Supervisors
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Lompoc
Beattie
el Capitan
Refugio
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Robert Kallman
Frank J. Frost
James M. Slater
South Coast
Scenic Coastal Shelf
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Kissinger Returns From Cairo With Little New on Israel Egypt Talks
Kissinger's Israel visit yields few concessions from Cairo and limited progress toward a second stage withdrawal. Israeli officials flag a 50 50 chance of a breakthrough when Kissinger returns in March, with talks focused on bilateral military and economic aid.
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Syria
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Experts predict near nine percent unemployment this year
Forecasts from Chase Econometrics and Wharton Economic Forecasting Associates, cited before Congress, project unemployment around 8.6 to 9.0 percent under Ford programs. AFL CIO pushes a 10 percent rate, while administration figures hover near 8.2 percent, with updates under review. Labor data show record unemployment insurance claims.
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Meany
Greenspan
Labor Department
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