Ehrlichman Indicted in Ellsberg Break-In Probe
Grand jury in Los Angeles indicts former White House domestic affairs adviser John D. Ehrlichman along with Egil Krogh Jr. and others in the 1971 Ellsberg psychiatrist office break-in. Perjury charges and burglary conspiracy noted. bond set at 500 dollars each. The panel's actions follow testimony and related memorandums presented to the court.
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Linda Deutsch
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
John D. Ehrlichman
Daniel Ellsberg
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post
Ehrlichman
White House
Egil Krogh Jr
David Young
Henry A. Kissinger
Watergate
G. Gordon Liddy
the Post
the Times
Times
Archibald Cox
Cox
Superior Court
James G. Kolts
Kolts
James Doyle
Doyle
Krogh
Young
Liddy
Dist. Atty
Joseph Busch
Senate Watergate Committee
Ellsberg
Breakin
Beverly Hills
Lewis Fieldin
E. Howard Hunt
Bernard Barker
Eugenio Martinez
Felipe DeDiego
Hunt
Barker
Fielding
Pentagon
Matt Byrne
City water piped to Berrendo schools in Roswell district
Roswell Independent School District will receive municipal water via an eight inch line to Berrendo Elementary and Berrendo Middle under a cooperative deal approved by the school board. The plan, financed by a $320,000 FHA loan and a $100,000 EIA grant, aims to curb salt water intrusion and charges the association 36 cents per 1,000 gallons. The group also transferred 90 acre feet of water rights to the city. Additional actions included announcing an open visitation policy starting Sept 11 with 15 minute appointment slots at 7:30 p.m.
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Marilyn Holmes
Wrnter
Roswell Independent School
Berrendo Water Users’ Association
Washington Avenue
Berrendo
Farmers Home
Environmental Improvement Agency
State Office
Charles Utton
Utton
Roger L. Luginbill
Gene Henry
Luginbill
Ray
Patterson
Bruce Cox
Ickes Braun Glass Houses
Goddard
Supt
David Lee
New Mexico State Education Department
Jernigan Plumbing and Heating
Carlsbad man bound over for second degree murder in Henderson case
John Paul Hutson, 21, of Carlsbad, was bound over for action in Fifth Judicial District Court on a second degree murder charge after a magistrate court hearing. The charge stems from the Aug 25 shooting death of Robert Edward Henderson at the Where It's At lounge on Main Street. Mae Henderson testified she and her husband left the lounge around 10:50 p.m. and observed him arguing moments before the shooting.
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John Paul Hutson
Angelo
Carlsbad
Fifth Judicial District Court
Kent Shannon
Roswell
Hutson
Robert Edward Henderson
E. Bland St
Henderson
S. Main St
Mae Hester Henderson
Robert
Clara Mae Henderson
Johnny B
Johnny B. Hutson
Joe Beaty
Man shot after dispute at Roswell lounge reported
A woman testified that John Paul Hutson shot Robert after an argument in a Roswell lounge. The incident involved a pistol firing multiple times, with witness statements about the events and Hutson’s actions.
Banks seek to form new state banks in Roswell and Clovis
State Banking Commissioner Roy Davidson says a banking group led by John Kipp and Jack Rich, via Western Bank of Albuquerque president William T. Fietz, signed letters of intent to form banks in Roswell and Clovis. Plans are in formative stage with 2 or 3 locations under consideration and $2,500 fees per proposed bank.
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Santa FE
N.M
Roy Davidson
Roswell
Clovis
William T. Fietz
Western Bank of
Albuquerque
Fietz
John Kipp
Jack Rich
Davidson
Roswell Daily Record
Kipp
Lordsburg
Rich
el Paso
Western Bank
Commerce Bank and Trust
Carlsbad
First National Bank
Citizens State Bank
Springer
Peoples State Bank
Artesia
Hot Springs National Bank
Robbery killing at Clayton service station leaves clues
James L. Graves, 64, was slain at his south Clayton service station as a blond man robbed the shop and fled with about 120 dollars. Graves’ body was dragged to a backroom. Police pursued a suspect duo as a roadblock halted a car matching the description in Dalhart, Texas. Graves leaves a widow Laura a son Robert Graves and a daughter Anne Armijo along with three stepchildren.
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Phillip Blan
Blan
Graves
Clayton
Laura
Robert Graves
Raton
Anne Armijo
Harold McqQuistion
Betty Pepper
Peggy Like
Roswell Safer Than Albuquerque for Accidents Says Local Hospitals
Albuquerque Journal reports Duke City hospitals treat many rattlesnake and black widow bites in humans and dogs due to more vegetation and moisture. Roswell hospitals show no similar spike, spokesmen say cases are normal.
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Roswell
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Journal
Duke City
Congress returns to tackle money bills in power struggle
Washington ends a month long recess and resumes work on budget and funding measures amid the White House fight for influence. President Nixon plans a televised news conference at 3 p.m. EDT in the East Room with deputy press secretary Gerald L. Warren confirming details. Paris Quai diplomats report three Arab gunmen seizing hostages at the Saudi Arabian Embassy and threatening to blow up the building unless flown to an unnamed Arab capital.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Nixon
Gerald L. Warren
Paris
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