Nixon Deposition Claims Tape Publicness Yet Protects Family
In a deposition made public Nixon said he would release presidential tape recordings as promptly as possible but would let himself and family decide what to disclose. The session, July 25 at a Coast Guard station near San Clemente, covered over six hours as Nixon argued secrecy is essential to decision making despite the desire for openness. A separate briefing notes a Ralph Nader linked group urging FDA to warn diabetics that certain pills raise heart disease risk and push for full informed consent before prescribing controversial drugs. The FDA and drug companies face blame for delays in stronger warnings, while Upjohn opposes sweeping labeling changes as inappropriate.
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Second Killer Given Sentence in Missouri Slayings
In Clayton Missouri Barry Mack Baker 23 received two 15 year terms plus 10 year and 5 year terms for related crimes after pleading guilty to two counts of second degree murder in the November 1 slayings of Pharmacist Bernard Iftrossman and clerk Susan Flaris. James Otis Baker was previously sentenced to life terms. The cases involved a high school football field murder scene with investigations tied to prior Nixon deposition disputes and Watergate materials.
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Stagecoach Runs Wild In New York City
In Manhattan's theater district a stagecoach chased by a horse team evaded pedestrians and two cars before being halted at Broadway and 45th Street. Officer Leexerne Wilson arrested driver Bernard Szymanski for public intoxication and reckless endangerment while authorities verify if a stagecoach counts as a vehicle by law.
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Rotarians To Hear Supt Don Palmer
Rotary Club luncheon at the Mexico Country Club will feature Mexico public schools superintendent Don Palmer as guest speaker. One or more Mexico faculty members will join the program replacing the usual new teacher appearance. Jack Webber serves as program chairman.
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Teamsters Sue Over Bargaining With Molor Carriers Council
Eleven members of Teamsters Local 600 sue the Motor Carriers Council of St Louis and others in U S District Court alleging violations of the National Labor Relations Act. They seek 20000 for each of 6400 members claiming the council barred bargaining for work rule concessions until the union paid at least 700000 of 58 million awarded last year. The suit argues the union cannot meet the garnishment while the council pressures payment to cover damages from a 1970 strike. Ted Welch warns the union could be financially ruined by week’s end without help.
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Teamsters Local 600
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Motor Carriers Council of St. Louis
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Motor Carriers Council
Ted Welch
Judges Dislike Kiwanis Ads on Drug Sentencing
The Kiwanis ad campaign in the Van Nuys Valley News and Green Sheet lists judge names with their sentencing in drug cases, implying leniency. Judges protest that the ads oversimplify complex issues and mislead the public while the Valley Criminal Bar Association criticizes the project. Only one prison sentence among 43 San Fernando Valley cases since May, with most resolved by plea bargains or nonjail punishments.
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Best selling records and legal note drive public info push
The piece lists top weekly records from The Cast Box Magazines survey and quotes Knoll on expanding public ads. It discusses factors in narcotics sentencing including amount, defendant age, record, and possible warrants issues, with a call for better sources and reasons for sentences if funds allow.
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Shell and Gulf Raise Gas Prices One Cent
Shell Oil Co and Gulf Oil Corp boosted their gasoline prices by one cent per gallon at company owned stations and in wholesale costs to retailers. The increase effective Tuesday follows a similar move by Sun Oil Co and aims to defray higher operating costs.
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