Bail Reduced for Manson Cultist Sandra Good
UPI reports bail forSandra Good, associated with the Manson family, cut from 50000 to 20000 by U.S. District Court Judge Philip Wilkins. Co-defendant Susan Murphy freed on 15000 personal bond after waiving claims of following Charles Manson. Both women face charges of conspiring to mail 171 death threat letters to corporate and government officials unless they saved the environment. Next court date set for Jan 9 before Judge Thomas J. MacBride.
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Troops move into bandit country to curb Northern Ireland killings
A 600 strong British battalion entered South Armagh to halt a surge of sectarian killings in Northern Ireland. The operation raises total troops to 15,300 nationwide as the South Armagh IRA linked group claims responsibility for Protestant and Catholic deaths, while security forces intensify patrols and checks to deter gunmen.
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Watergate prosecutors urge denies of new trial bid
UPI reports prosecutors argue the evidence against Nixon aides Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell and Mardian shows a massive conspiracy to obstruct justice. They say no grounds for a new trial exist and Nixon testimony was not required.
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California to reimburse NOx device costs via lottery plan
California motorists who installed NOx anti smog devices on 1966 70 models could be reimbursed through a statewide lottery proposed by Sen. Nate Holden. The plan would fund reimbursements if approved by voters and legislature, though amounts and beneficiaries remain untested.
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Ford farm policy attacked by rivals at farmers’ event
United Press International dispatch notes President Ford defending farm policy at a St. Louis farmers’ convention as Democrats and rivals, led by Sargent Shriver and Birch Bayh, assail it amid debates over price supports and estate taxes.
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