Krogh Sentenced Exonerates Nixon In Ellsberg Case
Egil Krogh received six months in prison for violating Ellsberg psychiatrist Dr. Lewis J. Fielding’s civil rights and said he had no instruction from Nixon. He stated Ehrlichman authorized the unit, and Krogh acted under higher authority. He expressed sorrow for the harm caused and refused to implicate Nixon.
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UPI
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Daniel Ellsberg
Nixon
Krogh
White House
Ehrlichman
Seattle
Ellsberg
Lewis J. Fielding
Los Angeles
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Gesell
Oil officials say Arabs forced halt to military supply
Gulf Oil U S A President Z D Bonner says Arab leaders compelled major U S oil firms to stop sending petroleum to the U S military amid the Middle East war. He cites King Faisal pressuring the Aramco consortium to cut off supplies or lose oil rights, with government awareness noted.
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Houston
UPI
Gulf Oil Co
U.S.A
Z. D. Bonner
U.S
Bonner
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Aramco
Exxon
Mobil
Texaco
Standard Oil
California
Middle East
Tax levy bill to Senate for easier corporate taxes
The measure would lower the constitutional threshold to raise state taxes on banks and corporations from two-thirds to a majority. The Assembly passed 54-23 with all no votes by Republicans led by Speaker Bob Moretti backing the bill. Senatorial fate remains doubtful.
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Sacramento
UPS
Senate
California
Bob Moretti
Assembly
John Dunlap
D-Napa
Dunlap
Fewer tax paid abortions noted in California report
California health officials say 1973 data show fewer abortions paid by the state due to a new lifestyle and fewer pregnancies. In 1972 physicians performed 138584 abortions with about 44500 state paid, costing around 11 million dollars. The 1973 Supreme Court decision reduced cross state abortion travel. There were also fewer pregnancies and a lower birth rate last year.
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California
State Health Department
Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Actress Athalia Lindsley May Have Been Killed in Hate Crime
Police in St Augustine Florida consider the death of Athalia Ponsell Lindsley 56 wife of ex mayor James S Lindsley a hate motivated homicide. Investigators say the suspect left the two story front porch residence after the dusk attack and found Lindsley dead with severe head injuries.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
UPI
Athalia Ponsell Lindsley
James S. Lindsley
CHP warns crackdown slows speeders on 55 mph rule
CHP Commissioner Walter Pudinski said the force ordered officers to stop all violators by 1 mph and reported drivers across the state slowed quickly. He framed the 55 mph limit as an energy issue, not a law enforcement one, to conserve energy.
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Sacramento
UPI
California Highway Patrol
CHP
Walter Pudinski
Pudinski
Senate reverses sell on tax cut bill
In Washington the Senate sent the tax revision bill back to committee after lobbying by Sen. Russell Long and the administration. Earlier votes approved an across the board income tax cut and a higher personal exemption, but the chamber subsequently reversed itself in a brief session.
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UPI
Senate
Russell B Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Long
Edmund S&s. Muskie
Maine
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
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