Mitchell Enters Alabama Prison Amid Watergate Fallout
The 63 year old former Nixon aide faces a minimum sentence as he and Haldeman, Ehrlichman, and others absorb the Watergate fallout. The trio, once central to the administration, now serve in a lenient high desert camp while prosecutors wind down remaining cases.
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City backs Sohio with $67 million plan approval
Long Beach approves Dever's budget with 67 million Sohio backing and smaller department cuts. Tax rate remains at or below 82.18 per 100 of assessed value while user fees rise in refuse collection golf marina ambulance and building services. Opponents warn air quality harbor risk and oil spills. supporters cite harbor budget needs and potential benefits. officials debate environmental standards and timing for bonds.
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Boom hits line injures three during septic work
Two Clovis men, Randy Reber and Tommy Birmingham both 19, were electrocuted when a boom on an excavation rig struck a 12 000 volt line near Selma. Chuck Nisler 29 was hospitalized in serious condition with severe burns. a Fresno man suffered burns but survived. All three worked for Smith and Yearout Inc. in Fresno.
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Law curbs U.S. firms on Arab boycott
Aimed at halting foreign boycotts against Jews, the act extends controls on corporate participation in Arab-led boycotts. The measure allows compliance with local import rules under limits, but imposes fines for firms that refuse to trade with blacklisted companies for racial or religious reasons. An 18 month grace period covers pre May contracts through end of 1978.
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D-Mich
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Washington
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Senate blocks House move to ban saccharin use
Senate slows House push to ban saccharin as a food additive until 1978. FDA cited Canadian studies linking saccharin to bladder cancer in rats and offspring and postponed mid summer regulatory action for review and public comment. A Kennedy aide warned delays would be held in abeyance pending analysis of the new study.
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D-Mass
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Air treaty with Britain curbs to ease transatlantic travel
The United States and Britain reached terms on a new air transport pact ending a risk of reduced passenger service between the two nations and to Hong Kong. The Bermuda Agreement expires, to be replaced by a mid July signing draft, with limited routes and two airlines allowed on major U.S. hubs and one on smaller airports.
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