Mitchell denies approving bugging plans in Watergate probe
Former attorney general John N. Mitchell says he never approved bugging schemes during any campaign period. His attorney asserts Mitchell discussed an intelligence plan that included bugging but did not ratify it, a claim he reportedly made to the Watergate grand jury. Indictments, resignations, and new legal actions ripple through the probe as McCord sues, the DNC moves offices, and the inquiry broadens.
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White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Key Biscayne
Fla
Weather Watch Twisters Ravage Plains Arkansas and Oklahoma
Severe storms and tornadoes raked Arkansas Missouri and Oklahoma injuring at least 40 and killing two. A twister near Atlanta Missouri trapped a family. others struck Harrison Arkansas and Ada Oklahoma with extensive property damage and power outages. Emergency blood drives were urged as the system lingered over the Mississippi Valley.
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478th Golden Gate suicide reported in San Francisco
A 30 year old divorcee identified as Mrs Bobbette Boyer jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco becoming the 478th known self inflicted death at the span. The California Highway Patrol said she stopped her car mid span and leaped over the railing. the Coast Guard recovered her body.
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Freight train spares sleeper in Texas camping incident
A 13-year-old boy, Craig Washburn, woke to a freight train roaring over him near Edinburg, Texas. He was sleeping on the tracks with four companions during a camping trip and escaped with only a ripped trouser pocket after the engineer and brakeman halted the locomotive before the ninth boxcar passed.
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Motorola selects Texas for new MOSIC plant near Austin
Motorola Inc chosen Texas over Arizona for a multi million dollar MOS integrated circuit plant to be built near Austin. The facility will open in phases over 30 years, eventually employing about 2500, while Arizona operations already expand to meet demand.
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U.N. censures Israeli Lebanon raid amid watered down resolution
The Security Council condemned Israel's Lebanon raid but did not address Arab guerrilla actions. The 11-0 vote included abstentions by the United States the Soviet Union China and Guinea. Britain and France led the watered down text calling Israel to desist from violence. Egypt sought a full Waldheim report on U.N. peace efforts since 1967.
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Bomb threat checked at Reuben L Henry residence
Police received a bomb threat at 6 51 p m Friday and relayed it to the Rural Fire Department. Fire crews searched the Reuben L Henry home at 8220 EF Sells Drive for about 30 minutes and found nothing.
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Arizona recall petitions face invalidity rules
The attorney general said petitions nominating Gerald Pollock against Jack Williams in a recall election are invalid if signed before an election is called due to a required election date on nominating papers. Two men were arrested after a light plane crash near Camp Verde.
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Phoenix man killed in southside residence shooting
Police say Raymond Lewis aged 28 of Los Angeles was fatally shot three times in the back during a fight at a south Phoenix home. Michael Kobzoff, 22, Los Angeles, was shot in the left thigh and treated at a hospital. Leon Johnson, 20, Phoenix, faces murder and assault with a deadly weapon charges.
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City council could halt Papago Freeway project
Howard Boswell of the Federal Highway Administration said Phoenix could block the Papago Freeway Inner Loop by withholding approval. He noted the State Highway Commission must submit plans for federal signoff before construction starts and stressed the council would persuade him if they oppose the project.
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