Watergate aide vows guilty plea to aid case
U S attorney Titus said a key conspirator will plead guilty without immunity and testify at the Watergate trial. The aide, identified by sources as Jeb Stuart Magruder, may enter a broader indictment within 60 to 99 days as prosecutors pursue additional pleabargains. Cox’s involvement remains undecided as officials weigh public interests and ongoing negotiations.
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Rail blasts halt SP line injure several travelers
Witnesses described a series of explosions along a Southern Pacific track sending flames and flying debris across one pasture. A passenger train was halted, with an Amtrak bound for Los Angeles detouring to Lordsbeg as crews evacuated passengers and two men from a coaching car with cuts and bruises.
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Space rescuers chase Skylab in bold mission
Space rescuers pursue Skylab in a high earth orbit as Mission Central confirms an orbit of 217 to 211 miles. Conrad reports clear view of the booster and a smooth separation while radio links briefly fail then resume. Skylab remains 750 miles northeast, damaged by an earlier launch accident as the chase continues.
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Richardson vows fair fearless justice chief oath
Elliott L. Richardson was sworn in as attorney general in a White House ceremony with President Nixon watching. He pledged fairness and fearlessness, said the government faces stress but will endure, and urged renewal rather than resignation amid Watergate anxieties.
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Assembly OKs biggest budgets in Calif history
California lawmakers approve a record 22 percent rise in total state spending for the coming year, adding funds for child care renters and community colleges. The budget totals exceed Reagan's request with major increases in health and welfare, higher education, and public schools.
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Surplus forecast and tax revenue revisions for 1974
The article outlines a revised 1974 outlook with a projected June surplus near 829 million, down from January's 852 million due to larger income tax refunds. It details expected changes in taxes including payroll withholding, corporate taxes, and sales taxes, plus savings in Medi Cal and welfare, and notes reductions in school aid amid shrinking enrollment.
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