Sirica to Cut Five Watergate Burglars’ Terms
Judge John Sirica plans to reduce the sentences of five Watergate burglars from the Miami area now in Danbury Conn. They pled guilty January 6 and face possible probation or reduced maximum terms after reports are reviewed. Segretti may plead guilty to gain immunity before Senate testimony.
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Robert M. Benz
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Car crash cuts power to 1000 Long Beach homes
About 1,000 Long Beach homes lost power for around an hour when a car driven by Joseph R. Hardesty struck a utility pole at Seventh Street and the Pacific Coast Highway severing a major 12,000 watt line. Lights out stretched from Nieto Avenue to Cerritos Channel with outages reaching Marine Stadium.
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Watergate burglars call Ellsberg brilliant unstable
Grand jury testimony by Watergate figure K Howard Hunt portrayed Ellsberg as a brilliant unstable man. The profile drawn during the probe into the 1972 Beverly Hills psychiatrist office break in suggested Ellsberg led a bifurcated life and consorted with women of foreign birth for danger signals to counterespionage. Hunt said the profile aimed to gauge Ellsberg's prosecutability for the Pentagon Papers leak.
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Lewis J. Fielding
Fielding
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Carrier cost overruns on two new carriers rise to 274.6 million
Rep. Aspin cites Pentagon figures showing Nimitz and Eisenhower have combined overruns of 274.6 million and delays of at least six months. He notes a 56 million Newport News contract overrun, largely due to higher overhead, while Pentagon rejects a 13 percent rise claim as incorrect.
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Grower decries shift from grape labor pacts
Delano growers rebuke the decision to drop farm labor contracts with the Teamsters. The AFL CIO and Teamsters in Washington said field hands would be organized by Cesar Chavez s United Farm Workers. Growers claim workers chose the Teamsters in summer and press to honor contracts amid violence and picketing. A UFW picket was killed in August and a nonemployee charged with murder following a ranch protest.
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Gas station owners vow Friday shutdown over price controls
Rebellious Southern California gas station owners announce a Friday shutdown in protest of the Cost of Living Council’s price ceilings and new boosts from Atlantic Richfield and Shell. Gasoline Retailers Association member Comima dore Reid says the action will last until Phase 4 is lifted, while ARCO cites rising crude costs as justification for price hikes. Standby at Mobil, Union, Texaco and Standard deny current increases.
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Austria closes Schoenau Castle Jewish transit camp
A Vienna cabinet decision to close the Schoenau Castle Jewish transit camp sparked international condemnation and calls for joint action against terrorism. Prime Minister Kreisky and Interior Minister Roesch pressed for closure, while Israel and Arab leaders warned against conceding to pressure. Dutch and Dutch-sponsored discussions followed, with questions over replacing Austria’s role in Jewish migration from the Soviet Union.
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Otto Roesch
Schoenau Castle
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Alexandrine Mappack
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Beirut
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van der Stoel
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