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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1974

Page

4

Pardon debate over Watergate defendants unsettled policy

Ford administration shifts on Watergate pardons amid Senate call to delay until trials. President and Senate reject blanket amnesty, prefer individual requests. Nixon aides face trial as Sirica delays juror pool. Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman argue pardons imply guilt. Senate resolution urges no pardons before appeals exhausted.

Senate Ford Nixon Ford Administration Hushen Washen Watergate Hugh Scott Scott House’ Judiciary Committee Peter W. Rodine Jr House Tor Richard Nixon White Hote U.S John W. Sirica John N. Mitchell Mitchel John J. Wilson HR. Haldeman Sirica Mitchell, Haldeman John‘d. Ehrlichman

Nixon in San Clemente Reports Focus on Leg Condition

Reports from sources close to former president Nixon indicate his leg remains swollen and he is largely confined to elevating it. Annenberg estate contact says he is “a little better” but frustrated by limited movement while doctors weigh next steps. Eisenhower and Cox describe Nixon as notably down with phlebitis, though hospital care is not yet agreed.

Ann Greer Nixon White Mouse San Clemente Annenberg Eisenhower Memorial Hospital Palm Springs Washington Ronald L. Ziegler Eisenhower

Ford defends pardon amid Watergate storm and White House pace

Ford says pardon was not hasty and intends to let controversy die down within a week. He denies promising clemency to Nixon and maintains he acted for private reasons. Aides outline upcoming briefings with foreign aid talks and economic advisers as a fatal campus shooting and a homicide investigation unfold nearby.

Ford White House Nixon Hahmnon Israel Kenneth Rush L. William Seidman

Lomita Woman Identified in Wilmingto n Park Murder

Police identify the stound-murder victim as 50 year old Catherine Medina of 2414 W. Pacific Coast Highway Lomita Her husband Raymond 52 a disabled WWII veteran confirmed the ID The body found Aug 19 in Harbor Regional Park was nude and bound with pantyhose with indications of violence Officials note a similar unsolved murder nearby involving a nude female body found Sept 4 in San Pedro

Wilmington Lomita Catherine Medina Pacific Coast Highway Raymond Tenta Tively Berth Harbor Regional Park Ann Feleh Crestwood Ave San Pedro

Ex GOP Leader Faces Sex Charge In San Diego

AP reports former State Republican Party chairman Dr Gaylord Parkinson 46 a physician was charged with sex perversion after police say he was arrested in a department store restroom in San Diego. Parkinson once led national Nixon campaign efforts and was jailed on 500 bond. Several others were detained in a related probe into homosexual activity in the region. James B Homn deputy county assessor faced an additional arrest in the investigation and was released on own recognizance.

San Diego Gaylord Parkinson State Republican Party Titchard M. Nixon May Co Ray Hoghler Missim Valley James B. Homn Thief County Assessor Dist Richard Huffman Ham

Reagan to Sign 8.5 Percent Pay Hike for Patrolmen

Gov Ronald Reagan will sign a bill raising salaries for California highway patrolmen by about 8.5 percent. The signing will occur Tuesday at the groundbreaking for the 13.5 million California Highway Patrol Academy in Bryte, according to his office.

Sacramento Ronald Reagan California California Highway Patrol Academy Bryte Reagan

Nixon bar resignation blocked by California State Bar

Former President Richard Nixon faces continuation of a bar investigation after the State Bar urged the California Supreme Court to reject his resignation. The bar cites a two paragraph letter that fails to acknowledge ongoing disbarment proceedings, and notes that accepting resignation could reopen the probe if Nixon attempts to rejoin the bar. The board calculates the inquiry has lasted a year and cost about 150000 dollars and 2000 man hours.

Sacramento UPD Richard Nixon California State Bar State Supreme Court Nixon Brent Abel High Court Supreme Court Dean S. Buller San Clemente Board of Governor's la Habra Orange County Butler Cali Board of Governors Bar Hay

Fire Engulfs five Decks of $27 Million liner Ambassador

The Cunard Ambassador, a $27 million luxury liner, burned across five decks as Coast Guard crews battled the blaze 35 miles off Key West. Crews evacuated 53 aboard and awaited tow plans to anchorage as officials worked to keep the ship from capsizing, with no injuries reported.

Key West Fla Cunard Anchorage Kay Rete Eller and Co Coast Guard George Johnson Ambassador Johnson Basssador Coast White Sumac Tain Coast’ Guard Diligence West Coast Ronald Bradley Imine Florida Miami New Orleans Vera Crag Mexico

Jet breaks record and windows Jet breaks record and windows

The SR71 reconnaissance aircraft and crew set a New York to London speed record of one hour and 53 minutes on September 1. Piloted by Capt. Harold B. Adams of Albuquerque New Mexico with reconnaissance systems officer Maj. Will C. Machorek, 22, of Jersey City New Jersey, the mission followed an aborted Los Angeles run due to engine trouble.

Organization For Aviation New York London Los Angeles Harold B. Adams Albuquerque Will C. Machorek Jersey City N.J

Near-empty Boston buses shuttled pupils amid court order

On a second day of court ordered busing in Boston, white students were sent to Roxbury and black students to South Boston High, but few pupils rode. Police escorts lined routes as helmeted officers guarded South Boston High while clashes the day before prompted a city ban on assemblies. Twenty-five black pupils of 380 assigned were bused, versus 71 on Thursday, as white attendance at the school remained low.

Boston Roxbury South Boston South Boston High School South Boston High

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