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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1974
Page
6
Petersen recounts handling of transcripts and his role in the early Watergate probes. He says he informed Nixon of grand jury progress and discussed ways to manage aides implicated in the scandal. The interview notes included Nixon being told about transcripts and debated immunity for John Dean's testimony.
In Long Beach a Senate inquiry into his nomination as US attorney is discussed. Investigators weighed whether Deathe contrived with the probe while Dew was involved in covering it up. Silbert testifies there was no reason to doubt the timeline. Petersen, in a brief interview, waves his arms and refuses to discuss transcripts beyond judge Sméas instructions. He notes that talking would give transcripts unwarranted weight and remains silent about the President after reviewing White House records.
Members of the impeachment panel clashed over access to Nixon tapes and transcripts amid claims of tampering and accuracy. Democrats pressed for full transcript access as Republicans argued partial compliance. The panel debated contempt language and whether Nixon’s team should verify quotes with staff lawyers.
Sacramento interview with surviving victim Stoeckmann describes the attack in Hunters Point on November 9, 1973 and alleges a nationwide pattern of similar arsons and killings. He recalls a San Francisco detective and a Justice Department contact discussing hundreds of related cases and leads sought at trial.
Police say San Francisco streets are safe after a dawn crackdown tied to the Zebra case. Officials note a nationwide group promotes violence. San Francisco authorities deny a statewide pattern and say seven men were arrested in a three hour operation.
Nixon wins a delay in the court battle over the Watergate tapes as Jaworski presses to obtain subpoenaed materials. Ford urges bipartisan support, while St Clair signals possible Supreme Court appeal if quash fails. Prosecutors insist the documents are essential for the seven former Nixon aides facing trial.
Stokes testified that Sharp bought firearms for $50 after a September 1971 Lakewood burglary in which he also took jewelry with Masonic symbols. He claimed to have taped Sharp during calls and to have shown Sharp stolen gear at Pierpoint restaurant and Lakewood apartment. The timeline spans 1968 to 1973 with police and prosecutors involved.
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