Watergate trial nears end as jury to decide fate of two Nixon aides
The Watergate bugging trial moves to closing arguments with James McCord and G. Gordon Liddy facing a jury after prosecutors rest. Judge Sirica will instruct the jurors Tuesday morning, with defense witnesses limited and a broad nod to forthcoming questions from a congressional probe.
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Washington
UPD
Nixon
U.S
Earl J. Silbert
James W. McCorder
G. Gordon Liddy
McCord
Liddy
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Democratic National
Watergate
White House
Fred F. Fielding
R. Spencer Oliver
Fielding
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Oliver
Watergate Complex
Democratic National Committee
Tenure Elimination Opposed By Group
Two Idaho college groups oppose a tenure elimination bill in higher education. ISGA and the Idaho Student Lobby met at the University of Idaho and elected new officers. They backed state higher education funding, opposed HJR 1 to rescind Idaho's ERA ratification, and plan a beverage can ban measure.
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Moscow
UPJ
Idaho Student Government Association
Idaho Student Lobby
North Idaho State College
College of Idaho
Northwest Nazarene College
Ricks College
Boise State College
Eiguren
Twe
ISGA
State Board of Education Will
Senate
Idaho
U.S
Congressman Symms touts possible government cost cuts
Lewiston speech carries a call for major reductions in federal spending. Rep Steve Symms says the cost of government can be reduced and the bureaucracy pruned to a workable size. He urges fair cuts across programs, including farm policy, to lower taxes.
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Lewiston
UPI
Steve Symms
Lewiston Jaycees
Symms
Idaho panel urges building new state office space
The Permanent Building Fund Advisory Council urged Idaho to construct about 250000 square feet of new offices and end rising rent costs. They cited current rent over 400000 annually and projected near 750000 yearly later, and recommended against renovating the old St Alphonsus Hospital building.
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Boise
UPI
Permanent Building Fund Advisory Council
State of Idaho
St. Alphonsus Hospital
St. Alphonsus
Curtis Road
Cambodian President Halts Hostilities Amid Cease Fire Move
Phnom Penh reports Lon Nol declares unilateral suspension of offensive operations across Cambodia starting 7 a.m. local time. Despite the cease-fire, defensive actions remain possible and territory recovery is allowed. Three police wounded by grenade near U.S. Embassy compound as public events to greet the cease-fire are planned in the capital.
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Phnom Penh
Lon Nol
U.S
Emory C. Swank
National Assembly
Vietnam
Camia
Laos
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Insights on infant feeding guidance for mothers
The text discusses how babies begin feeding themselves around a year and a half to two years. It suggests a mother guide the child by directing the spoon to the mouth and, if needed, using another spoon to collect food that misses the mouth or slips from the corner.
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