Ehrlichman to get equal treatment in jail
John D. Ehrlichman the highest ranking Nixon aide to serve time will be treated no better or worse than others at the Swift Trail Federal Prison Camp in Arizona. He begins two to eight year sentences for Watergate convictions in a minimum security setting with dormitories and no bars.
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Ehrlichman
Safford, Ariz
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
Swift Trail Federal
No. 2
Richard Nixon
Mt. Graham
US Supreme Court
Ehrlicman
John Haddin
Haddin
David Harris
Joan Baez
el Paso
Tex
Art Espinoza
H N
White House
Tom
Linda
Cassy
Toby
Middletown
Ohio
Jefferson Lodge
F&am
Rotary
First Baptist Church
Butler County
Tom Stubbs, JR
Tom Stubbs
OM Stubbs, JR
Richard Wessel
Traffic Court Fines for Carelessness Mark Motorists
Four motorists were fined $50 each by Municipal Court Judge J T Lamb for careless driving. Names include Dwight Bratcher Dan Stewart Iva Cheeseman and Robert Pelfrey with additional fines and referrals to traffic school for various Oct incidents. Five more motorists paid $50 for failing to surrender licenses and registrations with fines suspended. Prior DWI convictions listed for Estell Duncan Doreen Middleton and Michael Jackson.
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J T. Lamb
Dwight Bratcher
Catalina Mobile Home Park
Dan Stewart
Harmon Drive
Franklin
Iva Cheeseman
S. Main St
Robert Pelfrey
Sherman Ave
Sterling Wright
Crescent Blvd
Gov appoints three to board and commission posts
Columbus Ohio Gov James A announces three appointments: Russell T Kiko 61 Minerva to State Auctioneers Commission succeeding Samuel G Roush whose term expired Theodore W Johnson 34 Columbus to Central State University trusteeship succeeding James W Rickman who left Samuel P Frantz 72 Mason to Ohio Soil and Water Conservation Commission taking over from Peter Craig who resigned
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Columbus, Ohio
James A
Russell T. Kiko
Minerva
State Auctioneers Commission
Samuel G. Roush
Theodore W. Johnson
Columbus
Central State University
James W. Rickman
Samuel P. Frantz
Mason
Ohio Soil and Water Conservation Commission
Peter Craig
Nasser Dies of Heart Attack in Cairo
Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser, the Arab world's most influential leader, died in Cairo on September 28 1970 from a heart attack, shocking regional officials and citizens.
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Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
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H.R Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Jean M
Blazer
Kirkney
Jean M. Blazer
Butler County Recorder
Caenen Ave
Hamilton
Obie
Atco Avenue
Enoch Drive
Breiel Boulevard
Lewis Street
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Vannest Ave
William Soule
Ellen Drive
Garfield Street
Fairmount Avenue
North Avenue
Steve
Estell Duncan
Hood Ave
Doreen Middleton
Freedom Court
Michael Jackson
Lafayette Ave
Butler County United Auto Workers C.A.P. Council
Republican Central Committee
Orm
Trenton
Middletown High School
Duke University
University of Cincinnati, College of Law
Fom
Peace Corps
Akhisar
Turkey
Nettler
Tuttle
Comenvtion
Seeet Kamin Gee Gen
Regency
S.W. Ohio
Betzler’s
Russell S. Weatherwax
Barnitz Bank
Robert Q. Millan
First National Bank
Breiel East
Elliott D. Levey
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