Watergate figures face prison after Supreme Court denial
Former Attorney General John Mitchell and ex-White House Chief of Staff H R Haldeman, free on bail since 1975, see prison within a month after the Supreme Court refused to hear their appeals. John Ehrlichman also had begun serving time. Mitchell could be jailed at Allenwood or Maxwell AFB, Haldeman at Lompoc, with motion for reconsideration possible.
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Nationwide summerlike weather with severe storms and drought aid
Severe thunderstorms lingered over eastern New Mexico and western Texas while much of the nation stayed warm. Two flood deaths were reported in Oklahoma with crop and infrastructure damage. Tornadoes and a waterspout touched down in places including Griffin Indiana and near Clovis New Mexico. Hail and wind damaged areas from Dora to Venango County Pennsylvania. Caribou Maine hit 95 degrees as Chicago posted a stretch of 90 plus readings. President Carter signed 175 million in drought relief as drought’s worst phase in 40 years loomed. Temperature spread from 79 at Corpus Christi to 38 at Lakeview Oregon.
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California Weather Report Sees Showers and Cooling
A low pressure area aloft drifts along the West Coast bringing cloudy skies and scattered showers across California. Monday temperatures reach the upper 50s to 84 at Needles with showers easing tonight as conditions improve midweek. Another system approaches from the Pacific Northwest bringing more rain to Northern California late Wednesday.
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Sacramento Budget Surplus Grows to 2.7 Billion
The Governor reported the June 1978 state budget surplus rising by 1.2 billion to exceed 2.7 billion. Legislation includes AB884 on permit approvals, AB298 on malpractice statutes, SB146 tax relief for solar property, and caps on annual bills by legislators under ACR27.
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Brown forecast of 2.75 billion surplus called reasonable
Legislative Analyst A Alan Post says the 2.75 billion surplus looks reasonable though spending rises may erase it in a few years Finance Director Roy Bell warns tax increases unlikely while economy improves The May revision trims the governor s 15.2 billion 77 78 spending plan to 15.6 billion and expands property tax relief and school finance aid plans.
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