Vesco says large Nixon donation cheaper than legal fees
Laurence Richardson Jr. testified Vesco told Stans a $500000 contribution would be cheaper than legal costs to resolve SEC probes. Richardson carried $200000 in cash to Stans on April 10 1972 and described Vesco seeking to aid Nixon’s fundraising while facing investigations. The trial concerns Stans and Mitchell accused of pressuring the SEC probe in exchange for Vesco funds.
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UPI
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Robert L. Vesco
Laurence B. Richardson Jr
Vesco
Maurice H. Stans
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Stans
Commerce
John N. Mitchell
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Richardson
John R. Wing
Lompoc Jaycees
College Avenue County Housing Authority
Jaycee
Larry Payton
Brent Sloan
Jim Martin
Hal Seggerman
Larry Smith
Vincent Anciola
The
Housing Authority
Decision Monday on inmates debut in TV appearance
A Contra Costa judge will rule Monday whether two SLA suspects Joseph Remiro and Russell Little may deliver a 5 to 10 minute televised statement about confinement conditions and potential release of Patricia Hearst. The decision hinges on protecting their right to a fair trial amid outside pressures.
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San Francisco
UPI
Hearst
William Gagen
Remiro
Miss Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph A. Hearst
SLA
Berkeley
University of California
Hall
Alameda County Superior Court
Oakland
Martinez
Little
Reinecke takes lie detector test in ITT case
Lt Gov Ed Reinecke Republican gubernatorial candidate underwent a polygraph by Watergate investigators to help determine perjury claims in the ITT antitrust matter. Aide Earl Parker said the tests began in Sacramento Wednesday and continued today as Reinecke canceled appointments and disappeared for a second time in two months.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ed Reinecke
Watergate
ITT
Earl Parker
Reinecke
Lagomarsino Signals Nuanced GOP Stance on Nixon
Rep. Robert J. Lagomarsino, sworn in after a March 5 California special election, says GOP candidates should support Nixon where they agree but oppose him in other areas. He denies divorcing from Nixon policies and emphasizes distinguishing positions without fully backing or rejecting the President.
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UPI
Congress
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Robert J. Lagomarsino
GOP
Lagomarsino
Nuclear waste leak at Hanford storage tank reported
In Richland Washington officials said about 2500 gallons of radioactive waste escaped from an underground tank at Hanford Atomic Works. The leak occurred 210 feet above the water table and is expected to be absorbed by soil without danger.
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Richland, Wash
UPI
Hanford Atomic Works
Atlantic Richfield Office
Subpoena Struggles Over Woods In Watergate Inquiry
Senate Watergate panel presses to subpoena Rose Mary Woods, Nixon secretary, but marshals cannot serve the papers. The probe centers on a $100,000 campaign donation to Charles G. Rebozo from Howard Hughes, with Woods reportedly told of the money.
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UPI
Senate Watergate Committee
Rose Mary Woods
Watergate Apartments
White House
U.S
Nixon
Charles G
Rebozo
Howard Hughes
Miss Woods
Three plead innocent in Ells burglary case
Three Watergate defendants pleaded innocent to conspiracy charges tied to the 1971 break-in at Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office. A fourth defendant, Felipe de Diego, also pled not guilty, while Henry Rothblatt hinted at subpoenaing President Nixon and Henry Kissinger if needed.
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Washington
UPI
Daniel Ellsberg
Felipe de Diego
Miami
Henry B. Rothblatt
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
G. Gordon Liddy
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Lewis Fielding
Cold fronts bring snow rain and high winds across nation
Two cold fronts push colder air into the north central United States with snow and rain and strong winds. Stockmens advisories cover the Dakotas Wyoming and Montana. Eastern regions mainly clear while Oklahoma and northern Texas enjoy fair weather. Northwest sees cloudy skies and western Oregon reports rain. The West Coast receives near inch rainfall in spots. Central and southern Plains stay near normal for the season.
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United Press International
United States
Dakotas
Wyoming
Montana
New York
New England
Oklahoma
Texas
Oregon
Southwest
State to get more gasoline
California will receive a 6.3 percent rise in gasoline allocations, boosting March totals to 805.5 million gallons as the Federal Energy Office bases quotas on past usage and vehicle registrations from January 1972 to January 1974. California registrations rose from 5.9 million to 7.39 million, driving the increase.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
Federal Energy Office
Wesley Bruer
Bruer
Nixon to appear on TV in Chicago and Houston
President Nixon plans a busy tour with overnight Chicago stay for a luncheon and hour long Q A sessions broadcast nationwide. He then returns to Washington before dedicating the Grand Ole Opry Center in Nashville with Gov. Wallace and travels to Houston for an NAB convention appearance.
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UPI
Nixon
Chicago
White House
Nashville
Tenn
Grand Ole Opry
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Houston
Tex
National Association of Broadcaster
Spine manipulation urged for back pain by UK expert
Dr Henry Cyriax, a leading orthopedic authority, told the California Medical Association that 1 percent or fewer back pain cases require surgery. He urged wider use of spinal manipulation, noting many patients undergo unnecessary operations. Dr. Eugene Anderson of Lompoc Clinic cites related reports and supports nonoperative care.
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Anderson Chiropractic Clinic
Zinser
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Anaheim
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Henry Cyriax
CMA
Cyriax
Great Britain
United States
Britain
England
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