Professor seeks impartial prosecutor in bugging case
Washington court faces request from George Washington University law professor John Banzhaf for an impartial prosecutor in the Democratic National Committee office bugging matter. He argues conflicts of interest in the Justice Department and notes statements by Nixon aides and lawmakers as he presses for independent action.
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Democratic National Committee
Nixon
Gordon Liddy
Finance Committee
Nixon Committee
Howard Hunt
White House
Banz
Justice Department
Clark MacGregor
Banz Haf
Lawrence F. O’brien
Cache Of Guns And Ammunition Recovered In Lewiston
Lewiston police recovered a cache of 112 rifles 46 percent of which were hunting items and related gear stolen from Speer Inc Cartridge and Ammunition plant. An anonymous tip led officers to the downtown area where the equipment was dumped from a small foreign car. No arrest reported.
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Lewiston
UPD
Speer, Inc
Andrus Names Board Members
Governor Cecil D. Andrus appointed nine individuals to state boards and commissions. New appointees include Arthur Bonde Caldwell and William Durbon Moscow to Optometry. June Hepworth Blackfoot, Gale Allen Boise, Charles Parker Jerome to various boards. Robert Felton Moscow to Law Enforcement Planning. Jay Hebert Boise to Beef oil. Frank Krone Caldwell to Dairy Industry Advisory. Donald Boyce Pinehurst to First District Magistrates Commission. Reappointments include Joe Leggat Boise to Tax Appeals and John Faught Boise to Hearing Aid Dealers and Fitters.
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Boe
UPD
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Arthur Bonde
Caldwell
William Durbon
Moscow
June Hepworth
Blackfoot
Gale Allen
Boise
Charles Parker
Jerome
Board of
Optometry
Robert Felton
Law Enforcement Planning Commisson
Jay He Bkent
Frank Krone
Dairy Industry Advisory Council
Donald Boyce
Pinehurst
First District Magistrates Commission
Joe Leggat
Tax Appeals
John Faught
Hearing Aid Dealers and Fitters Board
Senators Move To Bar Nixon Social Security Notice
Six Democratic senators introduced a resolution to block a presidential notice with October Social Security checks that would credit a 20 percent benefit increase. Lead sponsor Sen Frank Church said the move is a partisan credit grab. Cosponsors include Ribicoff Bayh Cranston Mondale Tunney.
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UPS
Nixon
Frank Church
D-Idaho
White House
Congress
Church
Sens
Abraham. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Birch Bayh
Drlnd
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
John V. Tunney
Richard Nixon
Hunt Tallies 1500 Alligator Skins From Louisiana Season
The first legal alligator hunt in seven years produced nearly 1500 skins turned in by hunters at Cameron Parish. Checkpoints will stay open through Thursday as thousands of acres owned by John Mecom Sr. furnished top numbers. The Miami Corp. and other large landholders led the effort, while the public did not participate. A separate National Park Service team studied two Magic Valley sites for future management plans in Idaho.
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Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
Cameron Parish
John Mecom Sr
Miami Corp
Cameron Parisi
Almo
Idaho
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