Loeb pleads no contest to Humphrey campaign gift case
New York financier John L. Loeb pleaded no contest to charges he illegally had employees contribute to Senator Hubert Humphrey's 1972 campaign and was reimbursed. The case, tied to the new federal election law, involved three employees and a total $18,000. Loeb, a Harvard donor and Park Avenue figure, said outside pressure influenced his plea.
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Judge faults Mitchell wiretaps in gambling case
UPI reports U.S. District Judge Wil Mehrtens suppressed wiretap evidence in a gambling investigation, noting the authorization violated federal law. He said former Attorney General John N. Mitchell ignored an express Congressional order, wasting months of investigative work and undermining ten other cases using similar taps.
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