McCord Testifies Mitchell Linked to Watergate Bugging
James McCord Jr testified before the Senate committee that former Attorney General John N. Mitchell personally approved bugging plans and the budget in February 1972. Mitchell denied involvement through a spokesman as McCord signaled possible more illegal wiretaps with immunity. Howard Hunt testified to a grand jury after immunity was granted.
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Weather Update for Sandpoint Area
Mostly fair tonight with increasing clouds and a chance of a few showers Friday. Warmer afternoons, light winds. Chance of precipitation near zero tonight and 30 percent Friday. High 50, low 30.
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Log Export Opposed By Contractors
Inland Empire Chapter of the Associated General Contractors opposes further U S log exports. Spokesman B N Kopczynski says U S lumber demand should be met before exports resume. He cites exports as a major cause of domestic lumber shortages and price rises, but allows exports once needs are satisfied.
Nixon aides tied to Watergate break in report
The Washington Post and New York Times say McCord testified that high presidential aides knew of the June 17 1972 Watergate break in and illegal surveillance. Colson denies knowledge of the plan. Senate sources call McCord’s claims hearsay relying on Hunt and Liddy, who is serving a 20 year term.
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Cowbelles President Foresees Persisting High Food Prices
Mrs. Cyril Woodward of West Liberty Ohio president of the Cowbelles says housewives must accept higher meat costs as meat boycott plans unlikely to curb prices. She notes rising feed bills and explains producers cannot absorb losses and urges careful shopping and choice of cheaper cuts.
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Jaycee Banquet Set For Friday
Dan Malcolm of Moscow will speak at the March 30 Jaycees Jaycettes officers installation banquet at 7 p.m. in the Pastime Banquet Room. New Jaycee officers include Dave Self president and others. Jaycette officers led by Linda Slaster with Patti Howell as state director.
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Murphy May Run For Gov in 1974 GOP Bid
Ada County representative says Lt. Gov. Jack Murphy could seek the Republican nomination for Idaho governor in 1974 with House Speaker William J. Lanting of Twin Falls as a possible running mate. Other potential GOP candidates include State Senator Richard High of Twin Falls and attorney Terry Crapo of Idaho Falls.
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Church Says Witnesses Lied Under Oath in ITT Chile Inquiry
Senator Frank Church stated that some witnesses lied under oath about the ITT CIA role in Chile’s 1970 elections. He ordered a thorough review by counsel and warned perjury proceedings and possible action by the Justice Department.
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