Ehrlichman Ordered to Start 20 Month Prison Term
Former White House aide John Ehrlichman must begin a 20 month jail term by September 17 for approving a burglary by government operatives against psychiatrist Dr. Lewis Fielding. The ruling follows his Watergate related convictions and appeals denials.
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Safford
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US. Court of Appeals
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Supreme Court
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Nixon
Soviet Demand To Bar Kerchasi From World Chess
The Soviet government asks FIDE to bar grandmaster Vitor Kerchasi from the next world championship series. FIDE president Max Fawe says nothing can prevent Kerchnoi from participating as he holds a six month permit in the Netherlands awaiting asylum decision.
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Russia
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Netherlands
Hayes avoids citation after Barnesville crash admission
Wayne Hays, hurt in a Barnesville Ohio traffic accident, admits fault but likely will not be cited. The 23 year congressional career ended by a sex scandal remains hospitalized with rib bruises and expected release in a day or two.
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Barnesville
Ohio
Hays
Congress
Landmark suit alleges valve fault caused patient harm
A Long Island woman sues Cooley Hospital and Cutter Laboratories plus the valve maker for damages claiming a faulty heart valve removal caused harm. The suit names Toby Bresden of Valley Spring Episcopal Hospital as filing party. The case seeks monetary relief and medical costs.
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Jey
Cooley
2P Associate
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Valley Spring
Episcopal Hospital In Vain
Cutter Laboratories Inc
California
First woman director nomination at Procter & Gamble
Whitman professor of economics at the University of Pittsburgh nominates First Marina VII as the first woman director of Procter and Gamble Co.
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University of Pittsburgh
Procter & Gamble Co
Betty Ford Scholarship Fund Aids Fashion Education
A Betty Ford Scholarship has been established to assist students pursuing fashion education, honoring the First Lady. The fund aims to cover tuition costs for eligible applicants and support aspiring designers.
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Betty Ford
Zulu hostel fire raises Soweto violence fears
In Soweto the Zulu hostel for 11,000 workers was firebombed by militants early today. Two charred bodies found. police say dozens of arrests followed amid a cycle of attacks fueling fresh bloodshed in the ongoing South Africa crisis with hundreds dead this year.
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Mzimblope
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Cape Town
Kissinger Eyes Narrow Chance of Africa Talks Success
Kissinger tells President Ford a diplomatic push in southern Africa has a better than even chance of averting a race war. He reviews weekend talks in Switzerland with South Africa's Vorster and says Tanzanian President Nyerere invited him to Africa soon. A top aide Schauble to report before final decision.
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Tager
Switzerland
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William E. Schautele Jr
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Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
Kidnap Ransom Revealed in Malibu Producer Case
Los Angeles producer Lou Adler, founder of Ode Records, was kidnapped at gunpoint from a Malibu home last Wednesday with coworker Neil Silver. Two suspects Sandor Nagy and Veronica Franovich were arraigned in Malibu Municipal Court on kidnapping charges, as police disclosed a nearly eight hour captivity and a $5 ransom payment.
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Ode Records
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