Martha Mitchell’s Kidnap Claim Backed by McCord
James McCord, once Martha Mitchell’s bodyguard, told UPI that her 1972 claim of being kidnapped by Watergate figures is essentially true. He described her confinement at the Newport Beach Newporter Inn and said Haldeman and aides sought to discredit her to embarrass John Mitchell and the Nixon White House.
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Nationwide nursing home probe by Senate panel
United Press International reports a broad crackdown on nursing homes with funding cuts in Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey. Bernard Bergman a central figure in over a dozen investigations is set to testify with possible 5th Amendment objections as the Senate subcommittee probes fraud overpayments and Medicaid formulas.
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Box beeps to steal toll calls costing AT T millions
AT T says a small wireless beeper like device is sold on the black market and used to bypass billing. The company monitored over 30 million calls from 1965 to 1970, catching about 25 000 illegal uses and estimating losses may be 10 to 20 times higher than proven losses.
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Pueblo Parent Council gifts boost Mohave Pueblo area schools
The Pueblo Parent Council donated over 800 to buy athletic equipment books tape recorders and math lab kits for Pueblo and Mohave area schools. Numerous health dental and science talks were given by visiting professionals to classrooms and career speakers from FBI FDA and local firms accompanied student activities and in service training scheduled for teachers.
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Arizona Senate considers 45 day car tag deadline extension
Arizona Senate introduces legislation to push the March 1 registration deadline to 45 days later. Sponsor Sen. Bill McCune of Phoenix is joined by 12 colleagues and says the change would aid about 150,000 motorists overcharged during the computer switch to staggered renewals. House Leader Burton Barr comments on potential House action.
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