Nixon Attorney Seeks Grand Jury Conspiracy Evidence Access
Nixon lawyer James D. St Clair demands access to the evidence naming the President an unindicted co conspirator in Watergate. He asks the judge to submit materials to the Supreme Court and to keep the record complete for potential ruling on subpoenas and the coverup trial set to begin September 9.
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Washington
API
Nixon
James D. St. Clair
U.S
John J. Stele
Supreme Court
White House
Sirlea
St. Clair Fiids
Michael Rodak
Novene
Sounsel
St. Clair
Grand Jury
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
High Court
Sirica
Jaworski
U.S. Court of Appeals
Appeals Court Reverses Judgeship Election Result
The First District Court of Appeals ruled Henry Esteva the winner of the November 1972 judgeship election for the Second District Court of Appeals, overturning Edward Boardman after absentee ballot procedures were found inadequately followed. Boardman plans to appeal to the Florida Supreme Court, while Esteva calls the decision a victory for election integrity and the people.
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Appeals Court
Tallatasser
UPL
First District Court of Appeals
Henry Esteva
Second District Court of Appeals
Esteva
Edward Boardman
Boardman
Florida
Lyon County
District Court
Coeds Freed Of Charges Kill Rapist In Florida Woods
A six member coroner's jury cleared two Indiana University coeds who killed ex convict Lee Arthur Godwin after he raped them and threatened to kill them with an ice pick. The girls, hitchhiking from Colorado, described Godwin as quiet but enraged when unable to climax. They tied him with a scarf and struck him as he attacked, ending the assault.
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Daytona Brac
Fla
Indiana University
Godwin
Polite
Otter
U. S
Daytona Beach
Florida
Colorado
New Smyrna Beach
T Tem
School Board Votes Health Cards Policy Change
The Qkalousa Cony School Board on Tuesday asked the health department to continue issuing health cards to food service workers though cards no longer required by state rule. The board directed attorney David Selby to include a clause in the district contract with the health department to ensure card issuance, while limiting department service funding to 14.0. They approved a contract with Educational Services Inc for labor negotiations and awarded scholarships to top 10 percent students. The panel will issue committee reports to parents mid September and expand to 18 adults and six students with high school representation.
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Qkalousa Cony
Health Department
David Selby
County Health Department
Wale
He Department
Educational Services Inc
Prade
Zebra killings case ties murders to militant Death Angels
San Francisco jury testimony from informer Anthony Harris says members of the Death Angels killed whites, took photographs of slayings for promotions, with over 12 victims across Tandem. Four men—Larry Green J C Simon Manuel Moore Jessie Cooks—indicted on murder charges. Harris testified he helped on missions but did not personally kill on many occasions.
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San Francisco
UPD
Anthony C. Uarris
Death Angels
Harris
Larry C. Green
J.C. Simon
Manuel Moore
Jessie Cooks
Morris
Neath Angels
Sol
Quita Hague
Navris
Separate Trials Denied Watergate Conspirators
Washington federal judge John J. Sirica refused motions to sever the six Watergate coverup defendants. He said the trials would be difficult but not separable, noting mixed reputations and potential antagonism. Attorney Plato Cacheris warned Mitchell would face hostility if tried with co defendants, citing pretrial transcripts and possible clashes at opening statements on Sept. 9.
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Washington
UPL
John J. Sirica
Siries
Plato Cacheris
John N. Mitchell
Cacheris
Mitchell
Erichilada
Watergate
Nixon
Pensacola Minister Elected Conference Chief
James L. Pleitz 46, pastor of First Baptist Church of Pensacola, has been elected president of the Southern Baptist Pastors Conference after defeating Bill Weber, pastor of Northway Baptist Church in Dallas, in a runoff. Pleitz succeeds Jaray Weber of Lubbock, Texas.
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Dallas
UPC
James L. Pleitz
First Baptist Church of
Pensacola
Souther Baptist
Pleitz
Southern Baptist Convention
Bill Weber
Weber
Northway Baptist Church
Pleita
Jaray Weber
Lubbock
Tex
Fort Watton Wench postal office listing 1944
Daily news entered February 7 1944 at Recond stagy master Fort Watton Florida under Tarent act. 167 SN OFFICE ADSENT VALP N Niceville 618 1927 circulation 243 6232 Subscription rates to carrier Daily and Sunday monthly 9.03 single copy daily 91 Sunday price various. Payment in advance. Rates include daily and Sunday, monthly, yearly options. Member of the April Bureau of Circulation.
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Recond Stagy
Fort Watton Wench
Fietida
Adsent Valp-Niceville
Sail
Advange
Baily
Senday
Singh, & AO Hipgg
Impeachment Panel Finds No Nixon Link to Burglary
UPI reports House Judiciary Committee members, under new admonitions, say morning testimony shows no direct link between President Nixon and the 1971 burglary of Daniel Eisberg’s psychiatrist office. Lawmakers note unresolved questions on oval office orders and discuss Kissinger’s resignation threat amid calls for a new investigation.
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Nixon
Wasilington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Daniel Eisberg
Los Angeles
Peter W. Radino Jr
Dn.j
White House
Walter Flowers
Ala
George Danielson
D-Calif
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Salzburg
Austsia
Senators Approve Arms Bill in Senate Vote
In Washington the Senate passed a $21.8 billion defense arms bill after seven days of debate and 86 amendments. The measure cleared 84 to 6 with Democratic support. probes into Vietnam aid failed, and a minor bookkeeping correction by Chairman John Stennis removed $25 million in duplicate Trident parts.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
John ©. Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
James Abourezk
S.D
Dick Clark
Iowa
J. William Fulbright
Ark
Harold Hughes
Towa
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Claiborne Pell
House
Senate Armed Services Committees
Senate Armed Services
Primary Turnout Shapes Virginia and Maine Races
In Virginia 8th district Fairfax County supervisor Herbert Harris led with 7,478 votes to 3,816 for Frank Mann, aiming to face Stan Parris in November. Maine results show Peter Kelley leading early in Caribou with 506 votes to Mitchell's 349 amid slow precinct reporting as Republicans settled two contests with unopposed nominees.
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Press International
Nixon
Virginia
Maine
Fairfax County
Herbert K. Harris
Stanford FE. Parris
Stan Parris
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Parris
Bth
Harris
Frank E. Mann
Richard Saslaw
Rufus Phillips
Fairfax
Martha Penning
Arlington
Phillips
Fisher
Pennna
Cenmevalk
Peter
Kelley
Caribou
National Democratic
George J. Mitchell
Portland
Mitchell
Harrison Richardson
Cumberland
Janus Arwin
Congress Renews Economic Attack
Washington leaders renew attack on Nixon policies as economist Walter Heller urges wage price controls and tax reforms. House Ways and Means drafts a tax bill while Sen. Long and Sen. Kennedy push revenue measures to offset deficits, closing loopholes for the wealthy and raising exemptions for low income groups.
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Washington
UPI
Congressional Democratic
Nixon
White House
Walter Heller
Economic Advisory Council
Kennedy
Johnson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Russell Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Askew to Sign Disclosure Bill and Other Measures
Tallahassee governor Reubin Askew said he will sign a modified financial disclosure bill and related measures while potentially vetoing parts of the $1.6 billion spending package. He stressed the need to strengthen ethics rules, will name a new Ethics Commission, and sign a school funding bill and two tax measures. He also discussed the air spill bill, liquor license concerns, and staffing changes, including a caretaker Secretary of State and possible interim appointments.
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Tallahassee
Reubin Askew
Health Department
Askew
Senate
Terrell Sessuma Entiler
Florida
Miller
Singehe
Tom Adams
Richard Stone
Dorothy Glisson
Adams
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