Nixon Aides Disagree On Probe Order
Conflicting accounts among top Nixon aides reveal rifts over the Watergate probe order. Attorney statements link Vesco finances to campaign, while Mitchell and others deny involvement. grand jury testimony and clemency discussions add to the controversy.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
H. Freedman
Earl J. Silbert
Earl J
Melvin R. Laird
Vesco
Mitchell
Nix
Wolf
Tojaf
Conbat
Tory
Jed
Shumway
New York City
MacGregor
Mornington
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Securities and Exchange
Preach Tr Nteren Tee Tecrery
Florida White House
James McCord Jr
Gerald N. Warren
McCord
E. Howard Hunt
Daniel Webster Coon
Nixon Campaign
Frederick C. la Rue
Ietter
Common Cause
Nixon Finance
U.S
Peter H. Woll
John J. Sirica
Watergate Grand Jury
White House
Watergate
Washington
Peter H. Wolf
Hensmen
U.S. District Court
Truth In Lending Law Upheld By High Court
Justices Willan Douilas Waham Religus and Dot tes Stewart upheld the truth in lending law as the board reached a partial decision. The majority agreed the rule should be upheld and the case should be sent to the tower court for direct action.
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High Court
Willan O. Douilas
Waham UH. Religus
Dottes Stewart
Tag
Tower Court
Family Publica. Hons Inc
Lewis F. Powell Jr
U.S
New Orleans
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Ihoard
Storms spawn tornadoes across the area
Severe storms and tornadoes swept through eastern New Mexico and nearby regions, with reports of damaging winds, hail, and multiple funnel clouds. Residents described rapid, dangerous conditions as utilities and transportation were affected, and authorities warned of continuing storm chances into tonight.
Court upholds six month sentence in entrapment case
The U S Circuit Court in San Francisco overturns Richard Russell's conviction for manufacturing and selling amphetamines but upholds a six month sentence. The majority finds Russell an unwary participant, while dissents argue government entrapment tainted the crime and warn agents may promote wrongdoing.
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Besten
Richard Russell
Whidbey Island
Wash
U.S. Circuit Court
San Francisco
Circuit Court
Russell
Supreme Court
Rehnquist
Parcotics
Joe Shapiro
Stewart
Douglas
Wiliam J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Supply problems blamed on labor and weather conditions
Observers say shortages stem from difficulty hiring workers to cut and handle trees. Adverse weather in some forests, notably in ToS, and other conditions reduced output in the short term, affecting supply chains and production.
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Warkrops
Tos
Luster Tees
Saith
Training Exercise At Ft Hood Amid Tornado Sightings
Military briefing describes joint Army Air Force exercise reinforcing a mythical overseas command at Ft Hood. Tornadoes spotted near the post as a crash occurred one mile from the main building. Separate Chicago report notes a pest-density projection by Velsicol Chemical Corp about fly populations.
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Ft. Hood
2Nd Armored Division
1St Cavalry Division
Air Force
Continental United States
James
Youth Rights Bill Faces Delay In Texas Senate Action
Lawmakers continued discussion on a bill to grant full citizenship rights to younger residents and overhaul Texas school finance. Senator Gammage and House sponsor Dan Kubiak pressed for prompt passage while delaying committee action to align with governor Briscoe. The measure, approved in committee, would fund schools with more dollars over six years.
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Dan Kubiak
D-Rock
citi-/Education Committee
Dolph
Briscoe
Creighton
Buscoe
Kubiak
Hill
Bovernor
Es Pet Shanson
Texas Education Agency
Wind tops mobile homes. roof collapse near Slaton
In Slaton area, a wind storm damaged a mobile home and a steel roof shed weighing about two tons. Charles Marriott, son of the homeowner, witnessed the destruction as the structure toppled onto a fence. No injuries or further damage reported nearby. Local officials discussed tax increases and state revenue needs tied to a Kubiak bill, with committee votes pending.
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Abersnathy
Uoder
Avenue J
Jadenstar Tableaty
Bauey
Lamb
New Mexia
Hater Jett Bagley
Tatah
Clovis
Southern Unie Gas Co
Ests
Pain
Mulesdoe
Aares
Jaive
Lamb County
Plainview
Hale
Merit
Hart
Nazareth
Cast
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Telarkana
Mingor
Marriott
Sheehan
CIA
Senate
Peach Tree
Slaton
Ted Sheehan
National Weather Service Star
Lubbock
NWS
Lion
Tornadice
Struc
Syre
Center Reports Major Tremor Near Southern Colombia Coast
The National Earthquake Information Center logged a 6.6 magnitude quake near Colombia's southern coast. Officials cautioned the offshore location could limit damage, while inland impact could be very destructive. Uncertainty remained whether the quakes was inland or at sea as military spokesmen reported activity.
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Boulder
Colo
National Earthquake Information Center
Colombia
South America
Managua
Nicaragua
Reds Formally Charged With Pact Violations
The United States formally charged Hanoi with infiltrating more than 30 000 army personnel into South Vietnam through Laos and Cambodia. It cited anti aircraft units, SA 2 missiles around Khe Sanh, and the clandestine shipment of over 400 tanks and armored vehicles. The note claimed clashes with villages and military targets across the country and alleged terror acts by North Vietnam. The U S response defended adherence to the Paris peace accords and denied U S personnel in South Vietnam. it criticized Communist accusations as groundless.
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United States
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
South Vietnam
State Department
Hanoi
Laos
Cambodia
Khe Sanh
Hanoi J
Washington
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Hanoii
Paris
Joint Military Commission
Vietnam
Department
Saigon
U.S. m
Phnom Penh
Pathet Lao
U.S
Soviet Union
China
Britain
France
Indochina
Andi
Sainghy Highwowe
FDA ends 120 day wait after DES implants in cattle
The FDA required a 120 day delay before marketing cattle with implanted DES suppressors. An Agriculture Department study found residual hormonal activity in beef liver and kidney after 120 days, with a highest level of 607 parts per billion, though exact DES identity remained uncertain. FDA to decide on DES status after reviewing results.
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FDA
Agriculture Department
LCC Spring Concerts Set With Two Evening Programs
Lubbock Christian College presents two spring concerts in Moody Auditorium. The first at 7 30 p m Friday features the a cappella chorus collegiate chorale and chamber orchestra under Dr Wayne Hinds. A second show at 7 30 p m May 4 presents LOEC bands stage band piano ensemble and Meistersinger Chorus directed by Dr Everett Maxwell Johnice Brannan and Charles Cu. Admission is free.
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Lubbock Christian College
LAC
Moody Auditorium
Wayne Hinds
Loec
Meistersinger Chorus
Everett Miaxwel
Johnice Brannan
Charles Cu
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Abernathy
Tamiade
I Defense
Vn Ld
Darterandhe Aertist
Velsicol Chemical Corp
Solons Okay Youth Rights
Sla
Lon. Charles Marriott
Son of
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House
Hel
Paul T Hughes
Marin Sheriff's Posse
Marin
Little Beach
Hughes
Muir Beach
Calif
Center
Reds
Pote
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Rand
Thailand
John Fo King
LCC
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