White House ordered to produce 64 Watergate tapes
Subpoena by U.S. District Judge John Sirica compels President Nixon to turn over 64 presidential conversations and related documents for the Watergate cover up trial of H R Haldeman John Ehrlichman John Mitchell and others. The materials are due by May 2 at 10 a.m. and are sought for trial evidence beyond grand jury use.
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FBI assumes Patty Hearst as SLA prisoner not ruled out
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley says the search for kidnapped heiress Patricia Hearst will proceed under the assumption she is innocent of crimes. He says investigators treat her as a possible victim of coercion and that the case remains a vigorous effort to locate her.
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Bar chief raps Saxbe statement
ABA president Chesterfield Smith criticizes Atty. Gen. Saxbe for labeling the SLA and Patricia Hearst as common criminals and questions potential prejudice against prosecutions in the San Francisco bank robbery case. Saxbe defends his remarks saying he has nothing to add.
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Inflation drains American purchasing power in March
Inflation continued unabated as the nations output fell at a 6.8 percent annual rate, the largest drop in 16 years. Labor Department data shows consumer buying power down 0.8 percent in March, 4.7 percent below a year ago, with the consumer price index up 11 percent from a year earlier driven by gasoline and food costs.
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Zebra manhunt escalates amid critics protests
San Francisco officials defend a wide Zebra killer search amid criticism from Rep Winnie Waldie and the NAACP. Mayor Alioto says only reasonably fit descriptions will be stopped, while police note 1600 Zebra wards issued to prevent re-searching cleared suspects. Nelson Shields IV's father arrives with body. survivors include two teens.
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Gas prices rise sharply in March across markets
Washington reports show average regular gasoline at 52.8 cents per gallon and premium at 56.4 cents. Since October, regular prices up 3.11 percent and premium up 28.3 percent. Detroit averages 56.2-60.0 cents. Houston 45.3-49.1 cents.
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Noted Norwalk Gang Clash Leaves 21 Arrested
In Norwalk a massive fight between two unnamed youth gangs erupted outside a school at 11356 Leffingwell Road around 1 40 pm. Deputies were pelted with rocks and bottles as they separated students. 21 youths were arrested, eight charged with assault on a deputy and resisting arrest. Two adults Delia Morales 18 and Ralph Gonzales 19 were charged with rioting and released.
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