Dean’s Cooperation Highlighted in Watergate Case
The article notes Dean’s pivotal role in exposing White House involvement in Watergate. It mentions alleged warnings to Nixon on Feb 27 1973 and March 21 1973, his firing on April 30 1973, and his guilty plea to conspiracy to obstruct justice as part of the broader cover-up prosecutions.
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Supreme Court
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Jaworski
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Teen-age girl robs market of cash checks and stamps
A 14 year old girl armed with a pistol robbed McCoy's Market at 1934 E Anaheim in Long Beach late Thursday. she stood in line as a customer then produced the handgun from her purse and demanded cash from the register and rear drawers. She fled in a car with two companions, taking checks and food stamps plus about 500 dollars.
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Anaheim
Long Beach
Tom Clemens
Robert Stuart
GOP seeks quick quit by Reinecke before term ends
Reinecke, convicted of perjury for lying to a Senate committee about a $200,000 ITT pledge to back the 1972 Republican National Convention, faces up to five years in prison. A state court judge indicated that once the district court judgment is entered he will automatically forfeit the lieutenant governor’s office, prompting consideration of resignation amid Reagan’s travel adjustments.
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International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
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US District Court
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Nevada
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U.S
Los Angeles
Hostages propose plan to end standoff at prison
A plan emerges with hostages offering to serve as shields for Carrasco and accomplices in exchange for passage to safety. Nine hostages would be released, while four volunteers insist the group in the armored truck remains a bargaining point to save lives and restore dignity.
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Carrasco
GOP pushes censure and Nixon stay on rosters
Rhodes favors impeachment while other Republicans urge restraint as Nixon considers the Watergate tapes. White House aides report Nixon has listened to portions of the tapes and plans further review. Aides say they are confident the constitutional process will prove the charges unfounded.
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Two Sons Die While Dad Serves Jail Time in Los Angeles
Manuel Padilla, jailed on burglary narcotics and escape charges, attends memorials for his two sons killed in accidents as he faces release and debate over impeachment coverage. Young Manuel Jr. died after a bike fall in April, while Danny, 4, was killed June 26 when a truck struck the car carrying him and his grandparents. Padilla was denied temporary release to attend Danny's funeral due to paperwork mixups.
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