Former White House aides indicted in Democratic HQ break-in
G Gordon Liddy and Howard Hunt along with five others pleaded not guilty at arraignment. Prosecutors sought bonds up to ten thousand dollars and daily contact with bond officers. Hunt, Liddy, and others face federal charges over the break-in at Democratic National Committee headquarters. Bowler freed after 24 hour strike over nine month sentence for stealing 15 cents in fares.
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Hunt
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Tye
London
UPI
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Bowler
Bar Course Move BOISE
Idaho taxpayers will fund bar refresher courses for four state employees after action by the State Board. A Washington trooper in a collision that killed three elderly women near East Wenatchee prompted questions about training for law clerks to pass bar exams. The board approved refresher costs but rejected a claim for boots by a narcotics supervisor as setting a bad precedent.
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T C. Lynch
W. Anthony Park
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Tom Taylor
Pocatello
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Taylor
Warning Issued On East Coast Clams
The FDA warns against eating fresh or frozen clams and mussels from Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts due to toxic red tide algae. The advisory covers shipments since Sept 4 1972 with 19 paralytic shellfish poisoning cases in Massachusetts and no fatalities reported. Lobsters crabs scallops and fish remain unaffected. Consumers and businesses should destroy or return affected shellfish and ensure labels show shipper locations and codes ME RS SS SP RP Mass NH with appropriate numbers.
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Yellowstone Park To Celebrate Centennial
Yellowstone Park in Wyoming marks its centennial with a campfire at Madison Junction, attended by Mrs. Richard Nixon and Interior Secretary Rogers Morton among about 1000 delegates from 90 nations. The Second World Conference on National Parks will convene at Grand Teton and discuss future park policies and wildlife exchange. Rockefeller’s land gifts helped create Grant Teton and other national parks.
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Former FBI Chief Demoted for Recordings and Dress Rules
Wesley G. Grapp, longtime chief of the Los Angeles FBI office, is suspended for 30 days and demoted to Minneapolis after being disciplined for installing electronic devices to record conversations. Previously fined 25 days and moved from LA to head El Paso bureau for countermanding a dress directive from J Edgar Hoover era. Los Angeles Times notes the demotion is severe short of dismissal.
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