Krogh Pleads Innocent On Burglary Charges
Egil Bud Krogh the first Watergate West defendant to surrender on burglary charges pleaded innocent and was released without bail in Los Angeles Superior Court Judge James Kolts set Sept 20 for the next appearance Krogh said his actions were justified and lawful though he regretted the break in He was released on his own recognizance after fingerprinting and booking along with fellow White House aides in the Sept 1970 Fielding office break in This report covers the arraignment and charges including burglary solicitation and conspiracy against Krogh Ehrlichman still faced perjury charges in the same indictment
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Angeles
UPI
Egil “Bud” Krogh
Watergate West
Nixon White House
Daniel Elisberg
Court
Superior Court
James Kolls
Kragh
Krogh
Elsberg
Klrlichman
Sho
Ehrlichman
Mrogh
John E ¥ Irlichman
Washington
Stephen Shulman
Nixon cites dramatic drop in farm prices signals supply move
President Nixon said a dramatic drop in corn and soybean prices may reflect a boost in farm production starting to show results. He warned the fight against rising food costs remains urgent while noting a shift in commodity futures from August peaks to lower levels. Treasury and agriculture data are awaited to gauge future economic trends.
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Washington
Nixon
Sanger
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Standard & Poor
Okaloosa Digest Offers Friday Lunch Menus and Community Events
The Okaloosa Digest notes Friday lunch menus for Okaloosa County including tutia salad, English peas, orange half, peanut butter cake, and fresh bread. St Mary’s School serves pizza with mozzarella sauce, tossed salad, corn, and vanilla pudding. A Cub Scout field day arrives Saturday at Plew Elementary from 10 to 12 with hot dogs and cakes after. Community notices cover VEW Post dances, West Florida Organic Garden Club meeting, Red Cross training, Order of the Amaranth gathering, Holy Name Game Night, and YMCA baton classes with contact numbers.
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Okaloosa
St. Mary's Schonl
St. Mary's Schanl
Cub Scout
Mack 555
Mobile County checks total 280000 for revenue takings
Checks totaling 280254 were dispersed by Mobile County Racing Commission. The largest for 112101 went to the University of South Alabama Medical School, Wilmer received 140 for law enforcement. Eight percent of the revenue took in bets at Mobile Greyhound Park.
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Mobile
Ala
UPL
Mobile County Racing Commission
University of South Alabama Medical School
Wilmer
Mobile Grey Hmuid Park
Homestead Air Force places two housing complexes off limits
Homestead Air Force Base bans entry to Naranjo Lakes Apartments north of Homestead and Goldcoaster Mobile Home Park in Florida City over alleged racial discrimination. A spokesman said sanctions aim to pressure owners to drop discriminatory practices, urging current residents to relocate when leases end. owners deny accusations and dispute the sanctions.
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Homestead
Homestead Air Force Base
Air Force Bast
Naranjo Lakes
Florida City
Air Force
Sanc Lions
Barnet Daniels
Goldccaster Park
Wayne Judah
Navanja Lakes
Detroit Busing Plan Review Is Requested
GANSING Michigan petitioned the U S Supreme Court for immediate review of the Detroit school desegregation case. Attorney General Frank J Kelley cited an important federal law question to be settled by the court. Forty four suburban districts joined in the action citing conflicts with other federal appeals courts and Supreme Court rulings on cross district busing.
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Gansing
Mich
UPL
Stalwat Michigan
U.S. Supreme Court
Detroit
Michigan
Frank J. Kelley
Supreme Court
Richmond
Kelley
Federal District Court
Appeals Court
Appeals Courts
Demos Warn Administration Congress Has Final Say
Washington leaders say Congress decides which bills pass not the President. Mansfield and Albert urge cooperation while noting musts include appropriations, pension reform and education. Nixon meets Republicans to gauge support but faces a Nov 1 adjournment deadline and divergent agendas.
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Demos
Congress
Washington
White House
Nixon
John Anderson
Firman
House
Exxon Raises Wholesale Gas Prices Burden Falls On Retailers
Exxon Corp boosted wholesale gasoline prices by one cent per gallon and raised home heating oil and kerosene, but retail stations cannot pass the higher costs to motorists due to price ceilings. The move follows a Supreme Court denial of a challenge to the price controls under Nixon’s stabilization program, with distributors absorbing the increases amid ongoing ceilings and potential adjustments by the Cost of Living Council.
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New York
UPI
Exxon Corp
Nixon
Exxon
Supreme Court
Warren Burger
Counil
Joliet Prison Inmates Take Guards Hostage
About 270 convicts seized one guard as a hostage at Stateville Penitentiary in Joliet Illinois demanding a black warden and more black guards. One guard was injured lightly. others unharmed. State police prepared to intervene as rebels held a cellblock and submitted multiple demand lists.
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Priso
Vernon Revis
Dellhouse
Corrections Department
Miya R. Sielaff
Juneh
Stateville
Illinois Prairie
Chicago
Revis
Authority Sets Visit To Las Vegas
Doris Jordan of the Okaloosa Tgland Authority announced a two day junket to Las Vegas and Dallas to inspect convention centers. Dr. Gerald Hollingsworth and board members will travel from Pensacola, with meetings at Las Vegas Convention Center and Dallas Convention Center, returning Tuesday night.
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Doris Jordan
Las Vegas Convention Center
Las Vagas
Dallas Convention Center
Pensacola
Ordan
Convention Center
Island Board
Okaloosa Island Civic Center
Pocketbook concerns top worry for Americans says Congress
UPI survey finds inflation and high food prices dominate complaints from factory workers to seniors. Lawmakers note runaway prices as the major issue while Watergate talk divides public opinion on investigation vs court action. Weicker reports residents disappointed with the President's handling but not personally accusatory.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate Republicary
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Griffin
Richard
Schweiker
Penmsylvania
Schwelker
Lowell P. Weicker
Rconn
Ogden Reid
D-Ny
Pat Schroder
R-Cole
Ealing
Senate Investigating Committee
Weicker
Couneelicut
Sex Room Uncovered In Capitol
Washington officials revealed a third floor room in the State Department, used for janitorial storage, was the site of surreptitious sexual activities. GSA confirmed the room's existence and said it is investigating. Department and GSA officials offered few details on who used the space or whether anyone was caught.
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GSA
Paw Hare
White House
Department
GSA Itsel
State Department
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