Four Nixon aides face sentencing in Watergate coverup
Four trusted Nixon aides John Mitchell H R Haldeman John Ehrlichman and Robert Mardian faced sentencing for conspiracy in the Watergate coverup. They could total up to 75 years in prison and 103000 in fines as the case highlighted the Oval Office tapes and White House involvement.
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Washington
UPI
America
Richard Nixon
John Mitchell
H. R. Haldemen
Watergate
Dean
CIA
FBI
White House
Oval Office
Nixon
Supreme Court
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Mitchell
Justice Department
Mardian
John J. Wilson
Bob Haldeman
Wilson
Nixon aides sentenced in Watergate cover up case
U.S. District Judge John Sirica imposes up to eight years on John Mitchell H.R. Haldeman and John Ehrlichman for obstruction conspiracy and lying. Robert Mardian gets 10 months to three years. All appeal. Nixon had been pardoned by Ford.
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Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Mardian
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
Sirica
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Washington
UPI
John N. Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Richard Nixon
America
U.S
John J. Sirica
Robert C. Mardian
Phoenix
Mitchell
Nixon
Haldeman and
Ford
Citizens asked to propose solutions as city trims budget
Acting City Manager Walter C. Nemetz invites residents to submit solutions to the city budget crisis. The council will hold a closed session to discuss deficits and remedies, including a park land sale, higher fees, and potential layoffs, with four months left in the fiscal year.
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Walter C. Nemetz
Nemetz
Council
McCormick Park
Scottsdale
Indian Bend Roads
Repeal debate on Scottsdale school redistricting heats up
Scottsdale officials and educators react as repeal legislation to nullify last year's school redistricting law passes the Arizona House 55 to 4. Critics warn of Senate House leverage and potential district by district votes while supporters push targeted changes and compromises amid ongoing legislative maneuvering.
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Jack Kearney
Scottsdale
Arizona House
Maricopa County
Senate
Kearney
Scottsdale third graders post top reading scores statewide
Thomas Kennedy said Scottsdale district third graders across 20 elementary schools averaged 3.6 grade equivalents in total reading and 3.8 in auditory skills, well above state norms of 2.9 and national norms. Last year the district led with 4.0 auditory and 3.5 total reading grade equivalents.
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Scottsdale
Thomas Kennedy
Kennedy
Ingleside
Pueblo School
Kiva
Pueblo
Judge orders psychiatric testing for Hatton in double murder case
Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy granted a defense motion requiring John Hatton to undergo psychiatric evaluation to determine fitness to stand trial on two murder counts. Two court psychiatrists will have 30 days to complete exams, delaying other rulings.
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Superior Court
Charles Hardy
John Hatton
Scottsdale
James Edgar
Hardy
Cook
Hatton
Jeffrey D. Schlosser
Kelly
Chicago
Florida
Immigration chief calls INS staff insufficient for illegal alien challenge
Newark dispatch quotes Immigration and Naturalization Service commissioner General Leonard F. Chapman Jr saying eight million illegal aliens exist in the United States and that stopping the influx would require an army of agents, with about 400000 migrants entering yearly. Rabin rejects U S Soviet defense treaty idea
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Newark
N.J
Immigration and Naturalization Service
America
Marine Corps
Leonard F. Chapman Jr
United States
Rabin
Tel Aviv
Soviet Union
Israel
January CPI Rise Slower Than Last Spring
Washington reports January CPI up six tenths of one percent marking the slowest rise since April and continuing a six month easing trend. The January rate and two consecutive wholesale price declines signal progress against inflation.
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Washington
Labor Department
Cambodian Riots Erupt Over Rising Costs and Blockade
Riots broke out in two big Cambodian cities as prices for food fuel and goods soared. Rebels mined the main railway link to Thailand cutting the last land route. Communists reportedly control much of the Mekong River and are firing mortars at Phnom Penh airport.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Thailand
Mekong
Ford delays veto action on oil import fee bill
White House officials say President Ford will not veto the bill suspending his oil import fee increase until next week. A spokesman cites time to plan Strategy to persuade Congress to approve his entire economic energy recovery program. Ford and Democratic leaders say there is room for compromise.
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Washington
White House
Ford
Congress
Millionaire Kenneth Moss Indicted in McIntosh Death
Los Angeles report reports millionaire Kenneth Moss indicted in the death of British rock star Robbie McIntosh at a drug party last September. Moss reportedly fled to South America after the incident. Sources also say entertainer Cher Bono aided another band member from a fatal drug coma.
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Los Angeles
Kenneth Moss
Robbie McIntosh
Moss
South America
McIntosh
Cher Bono
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Saloma School
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Robert Mardian
John Dean II
Democratic National Committee
State Senate
House
Paradise Valley
H. Ray Shipley
United Press International
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