Lawyer sues Nixon pardon over alleged fraud and collusion
An Ohio attorney filed a federal class action claiming Nixon's pardon may have been obtained by collusion or fraud. The suit seeks three new special prosecutors to investigate Ford's pardon and accuses Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski of impropriety. It names Attorney General Saxbe and requests court action or appointment of investigators. The challenge to the pardon questions presidential power and cites ongoing Watergate cases in Washington federal court.
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Boston Faces Riot After Liquor Ban Sparks Protests
In Boston a marcher riot followed a police crackdown with 400 officers. Jean-Louis Andre Yvon fled a beating as 15 were arrested. Police Commissioner diGrazia banned liquor sales in the area. Other clashes at Roslindale High School left rocks thrown at buses and a junior high sprayed with chemical.
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Quake Jolts L.A. Ventura Area Near Oxnard
A moderate earthquake centered between Point Dume and Point Mugu jolted coastal Los Angeles and Ventura counties with no injuries or property damage. A small landslide occurred south of Oxnard on the Pacific Coast Highway, cleared by highway crews. The quake registered magnitude 4 on the Richter scale.
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Tight California gubernatorial debate airs tonight
The California gubernatorial race tightens as a crucial debate at the Los Angeles Convention Center airs on public television. Brown and Flournoy, both confident, prepare separately with Brown defending his lead and Flournoy pressing for broader TV exposure and more face to face meetings.
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Cory denies taking hotel man's cash for campaign
San Diego reports Cory, Democratic candidate for state controller, denies receiving cash donation from Larry Lawrence. Lawrence, former Southern California Democratic chair, said he gave Cory between 300 and 400 dollars at a reception, with Cory insisting he did not solicit or take money.
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Holdup Ends With Shot In Lamita County Incident
An Anityear-old Lamita man was shot in the head during a pawnshop holdup at Allo Loan and Jewelry Co. on Pacific Coast Highway. He is in satisfactory condition. Four juveniles are in custody on armed robbery charges, including Treece’s son and his girlfriend, held at Juvenile Hall. Jol Corcoran the owner, 61, was not harmed. The suspect fired once after a confrontation, deputies report.
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Cabinet resigns in Greece paves caretaker government
Athens Greece premier Constantine Caramanlis announced his cabinet resignation to form a caretaker government ahead of Greece's first general elections in more than a decade. Three ministers and three undersecretaries will not seek election, with Paramanlis set to head the caretaker regime and swear in new ministers Wednesday. Last elections occurred February 1964.
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Fear L B plane crash near Pasadena in search for missing pilot
A single engine Cessna en route from Long Beach to Santa Monica vanished over the San Gabriel Mountains about three miles north of Pasadena near the Rose Bowl. Sheriff deputies and a Search and Rescue crew scoured the Millard Canyon area as clouds limited visibility and a helicopter returned to base. FAA officials reported emergency calls from Palmdale and said the investigation centers on locating the aircraft and its occupants.
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Popeil and Ayers Get Prison Terms in Solicitation Case
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mark Brandler sentenced Mrs Eloise Popeil and her boyfriend Dan Ayers to one to five years in state prison for soliciting murder of Popeil's multimillionaire husband Samuel Popeil. Ayers, 37, will serve two concurrent terms while Popeil, 49, receives one term. The trial featured key testimony from Don Reed and Robert Peeter with tape recordings cited as strong evidence.
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Ford Warns Two-Party System Vital To U.S. Democracy In Vermont
President Ford opened a month long drive in Burlington to stem GOP losses warning that two strong parties are essential as pillars of democracy. He saluted retiring Sen. George Aiken at a Vermont Republican fund raiser amid noisy campus demonstrations and pledged action to curb double digit inflation.
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