Harry Jones the many names man aids seniors in Lompoc
In Lompoc Harry Jones a longtime community helper signs up a widow for Nutrition for Seniors and explains Bethany Lutheran Church meals funded by the California Commission on Aging. Jones also serves as para legal assistant for the Community Action Commission and has a long history of public service since 1966.
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Pay hike filibuster threatens in Congress
Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska backs pay raises and warns he will filibuster any outright kill on the proposed salary increases. He supports either a one year postponement or a 5.4 percent raise, and opposes a disapproval resolution pushed by Sen. Dominick and Sen. Church.
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Watergate ethics test set for California bar applicants
California will require a post Watergate ethics question on the bar exam for admission starting next year. Law school leaders say the scandal did not trigger the rule but may have hastened its adoption. Dean Gordon Schaber notes Watergate’s influence on the decision despite doubts about differing conduct.
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Probe Under Way on Prof Teaching Hours
San Francisco Chronicle reports an investigation across six campuses of the state university system into whether faculty members teach fewer hours than they are paid for. Special auditors are assessing whether instructors use techniques to falsify weekly teaching hours.
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Watergate Grand Jury Details High Level Cover-Up
The Watergate grand jury charges that within hours of the June 17 1972 break in top White House aides began a cover-up. The 50 page indictment states hush payments of 557 500 were made to burglars to silence them and obstruction of FBI and Justice Department efforts. The document notes Nixon ordered cooperation while the indictment asserts the cover-up continued. The panel lists former officials among those indicted on conspiracy charges.
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Cold weather hits northern plains and Midwest with hail
A cold front plunges across the central United States, dropping temperatures from the upper 60s to the 40s and even teens in North Dakota and Minnesota. Showers extend from the central Plains to the lower Great Lakes, with eastern Kansas and western Missouri hardest hit and three-quarter inch hail reported near Kansas City.
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Reduction of bail sought for kidnapers
Attorneys for William A H Williams and Betty Williams seek bail reductions at a U S magistrate hearing as prosecutors weigh federal kidnapping charges. Williams faces extortion charges and his wife a felony concealment in the 49 hour abduction of Reg Murphy of the Atlanta Constitution who was released after a $700000 ransom was paid. The couple were arrested at their home and $700000 found there. Federal charges depend on whether the crime crossed state lines. Williams could face up to 20 years in prison and a $10000 fine.
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Nixon stands by statements on hush money testimony
President Nixon reaffirmed his August statements that Haldeman’s assertion of hush money discussions was incorrect. An indictment against Haldeman accuses him of lying about Nixon’s response to a $1 million hush plan. Officials say Nixon will not block the grand jury report if Judge Sirica releases it to the House Judiciary Committee.
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