Ehrlichman Given 20 Months To Five Years In Elisberg Break-In Case
Former White House aide John Ehrlichman received a minimum of 20 months in prison with sentences for three counts to run concurrently. Judge Gesell noted the Elisberg break-in as a shameful episode in American history. Liddy and two other plumbers faced longer or suspended terms. Ehrlichman planned an appeal and was released on recognizance.
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Liddy
Watergate
Gesell
Plumbers
Daniel Elisberg
Ehrlichman
White House
Imprompu
Seattle
D.C
Lewis J. Fielding
Beverly Hills
Calif
Ellsberg
Pentagon
Impeachment Articles Adopted Against Nixon by House Panel
The House Judiciary Committee approved three impeachment articles charging President Nixon with obstructing justice abusing power and defying subpoenas. Debate in the House will begin in about two weeks with a potential floor vote and a Senate trial to follow if passed.
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Washington
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
House
Andrew Johnson
Democratic National
White House
Cambodia
Congress
House Rules Committee
Senate
House Committee
Peter W. Rodine Jr
Charles E. Wiggins
Calif
Robert McClory
R-Ill
Lawrence Hogan
Maryland
Hogan
Thomas Railsback
Railsback
William S. Cohen
Maine
M. Caldwell Butler
R-Va
Western governors clash with feds over energy resource tapping
Western Governors Conference wraps up 1974 meeting with demands for compensation to states for energy resource development costs. Resolutions urge higher mineral royalty shares, warn of social and environmental impacts, and challenge goal of 1980 energy independence.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Western Governors’ Conference
Washington
West
Skeen Plans 12 Day Campaign Swing Through Chaves County
Republican gubernatorial candidate Joe Skeen of Picacho will tour Chaves County for 12 days, stopping in Dexter and Hagerman on Thursday, then Roswell that evening for a First National Bank of Roswell employee party. He continues Friday in Roswell after a prior visit at the Chaves County GOP HQ opening on July 20.
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Joe Skeen
Picacho
Chaves County
Skeen
Lincoln County
Dexter and Hagerman
Roswell
Roswell RIAC bid official high for land housing units
U S Senator Pete Domenici announced the General Services Administration accepted a 4.858 million bid from Roswell resident Hubert F Hatch Jr for 194.3 acres and 785 housing units plus other buildings at the Roswell Industrial Air Center the former Walker Air Force Base. Partly cloudy in Roswell with a high near 90 and a slight chance of showers.
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Washington
U.S
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
General Services Administration
Roswell
N.M
Industrial Air Center
Walker Air Force Base
Domenici
Hubert F. Hatch Jr
RIAC
Army obstacle blocks Bailey treasure claim at White Sands
A Boston attorney's claim to locate a treasure of gold bars at White Sands Missile Range faces only the U S Army as the Army has not replied to Gov. Bruce King on a one day entry request. Mrs Ova Ness opposes interference with her lawsuit while the case unfolds. An assay report from Los Alamos was expected but remained unopened as officials attended the Western Governors Conference.
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Santa FE
N.M
U.S. Army
Boston
F. Lee Bailey
White Sands
Missle Range
Army
Howard Callaway
Bruce King
Bailey Group
State Land Office
Oscar Jordan
Ova Noss
Jordan
Phil Koury
Kansas City
Ness
Santa Fe District Court
M.E
Doc’’ Ness
Victoria Peak
Bailey
King
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratories
Albuquerque
Deadline ignored as Mexican convict holds 13 hostages in Texas prison
Convict Fred Gomez Carrasco and two inmates maintain control of 13 hostages in the main state prison library in Huntsville. Negotiations continue after a deadline for three bullet proof vests passed without action. Officials say bombs or weapons may be prepared from ammunition and gunpowder. details on hostages include librarians, teachers, a guard, and a priest.
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Huntsville
Tex
Fred Gomez Carrasco
Carrasco
State Department
Ron Taylor
Taylor
Cass Elliot’s Body To Be Buried In Los Angeles
The AP reports singer Cass Elliot known as Mama Cass will be flown from London to Los Angeles for burial Friday, according to her manager Alan Carr.
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London
Mama
Cass Elliot
Los Angeles
Alan Carr
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Elisberg
John D. Ehrlichman
New Mexico State University
Chaves County Cattle Corp
Hagerman
Felix del Barco
Costa Rica
del Barco
Guillermo Torrez
The
University of Honduras
Roberto Webb
Durango
Mexico
Las Cruces
Walter Flowers
D-Ala
James R. Mann
D-S.c
Rodino
John Conyers Jr
D-Mich
John Sawhill
Sawhill
U.S. Reclamation
Gil Stam
Stam
Wyoming
Stanley K. Hathaway
Jack Horton
Hathaway
Environmental Protection Agency
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Skeen Trip
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