Unindicted Watergate plotters named by prosecutor
Washington reports a Watergate prosecutor told the Supreme Court that 18 persons including President Nixon were named as unindicted co-conspirators in the Watergate coverup. Seven men were indicted March 1, with Haldeman Ehrlichman Colson and others among them.
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Nixon narrowed VA chief search to four names
President Nixon has narrowed the veterans affairs chief search to four nominees. Earl Brian tops White House talks but faces Democratic opposition. Others listed include Lt. Gen. Tea Benade and Admiral Isaac Kidd. The plan is to replace Donald Johnson, who resigned amid service-delivery concerns, with a nominee under active White House consideration.
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Fireball Sighted Over South Florida Sparks Meteor Or Space Trash Debate
An orange red fireball lit the Florida night sky before crashing near Lake Okeechobee. Deputies, FAA, CAP, and Cape Canaveral officials debated whether it was a meteor or man made space debris, with radar and search efforts ongoing and authorities unsure of the object's exact fate.
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Lunch break escape from Alameda County Jail by two inmates
Pleasanton report says inmates Daryl Freeman and Gilbert Witherspoon slipped out during a lunch break, driving a pickup through the gate while the guard ate. Freeman awaits burglary sentence while Witherspoon serves time for receiving stolen property.
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Gilbert Witherspoon
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Freeman
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