Nixon to Comply With Court Rule on Tapes Disclosure
President Nixon agrees to comply with the Supreme Court order on revealing Watergate tapes and records. White House lawyer James D. St. Clair says a time consuming internal review will start, while Sirica ensures only relevant data is disclosed for the September trial of six aides and associates. The mandate was mailed after Chief Justice Burger read portions of the Court opinion.
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Supreme Court
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John J. Sirica
Jaworski
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Warren E. Burger
Public notice for Bonner County voters to call clerk on registration
Bonner County residents with voting or registration questions are urged to call 263 6841 at the Courthouse for the Clerk's Office. Doris Kenney, County Clerk, advised today.
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Associate of Jail Break Suspect Arrested in L A Area
Bonner County Sheriff reports Joshua Allen Ruffner 22 of California arrested in Los Angeles area linked to a jail break in which two suspects armed with rifles freed a prisoner. Warrants include unlawful flight assault with a deadly weapon and aiding an escape. Bond set at 100000 each.
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Robert Wilcox
Joshua Allen Ruffner
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Ruffner
Rapid Lightning Creek
Bonners Ferry
SLA
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U.S. Attorney’s Office
Boise
Steven Alexander
Jesse O’donnelly
William Are
Hearst Surrender Turns Up Hoax
A blonde woman and a hoaxer tricked police into surrounding a North Hollywood apartment, claiming Patricia Hearst would surrender. Officers found only a cat, revealing the call as a hoax amid the HearstKidnapping hunt and vigorous police searches involving multiple states.
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Los Angeles Herald Examiner
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Randolph Hearst
Stoicheff Rules Out PhD Claim in Idaho Race
Sen James Stoicheff a Democrat from Sandpoint says a Statesman article misrepresented him about pursuing a PhD. He notes he has never claimed a doctorate and cites campaign materials. He contrasts education versus teaching experience with opponent Roy Truby in the Idaho primary for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. The campaign ends August 6 and he urges voters to judge by ability to serve children.
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Senator Jordan backs four year moratorium on Middle Snake dams
Former Idaho governor Senator Len B Jordan urges a four year pause on dam construction along the Middle Snake River. He testifies to the House Parks subcommittee, arguing against federal control and stressing the river is Idaho's lifeblood. He warns that once a national purpose is chosen the commitment is permanent and urges flood protection consideration for Lewiston Clarkston.
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