Watergate’s fallout wounds many on all sides
The Watergate affair leaves scarred lives among former FBI head L. Patrick Gray III and key figures. John Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman Kleindienst Dean face indictment or career setbacks, while Magruder plans lectures abroad and McCandless shifts to solo practice amid probes and immunity limits.
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Douglas E. Kneeland
New York Times
Washington
L. Patrick Gray 3d
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Joseph M. Montoya
F.B.I
New Mexico Democrat
Gray
John N. Mitchell
New York
Robert L. Vesco
Nixon
Securities and Exchange Commission
Mitchell
Dean
John W. Dean
White House
Senate Committee
Robert C. McCandless
Divorce attorney fees vary by case and attorney
The Illinois State Bar Association says fees depend on the case and the attorney chosen. Schedule a meeting to discuss likely charges and to estimate time spent and expenses.
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Illinois State Bar Assn
Coal tax law raises hopes in Southern Illinois counties
Editorial lauds Governor Walker for signing the coal tax bill which adds a 1 percent sales tax on coal and minerals and returns the revenue to mining counties Perry Randolph Williamson and Franklin. Legislators Hart and others are praised for passage as the measure promises annual gains between 200 000 and 500 000 per county and aims to improve regional attention to Southern Illinois needs.
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Daniel Walker
Illinois
Perry
Randolph
Williamson
Franklin
Chicago
Richard C. Hart
D-Benton
Randolph County
Hart
Perry County
John Rednour
Springfield
Williamson County
Robert Williams
Franklin County Board
Charles Dawson
Non intervention stance urged amid Chilean crisis
The piece argues the United States should remain disinterested in Chile's turmoil over Allende and asserts facts about ITT and foreign involvement warrant investigation. It stresses self determination and questions aid to parties seeking to influence ballots while defending Allende's legal rule.
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Chile
United States
Allende
Open Letter Challenges State Office Bureaucracy
A former state employee argues the Office of the Supervising Architect and DOT workflows are inefficient. He contrasts state and private consultant output, noting four to one productivity differences and arguing total cost per unit favors private firms when benefits and holidays are counted. He concludes the governor’s letter defends a self preserving government niche.
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Southern Illinoisan
East St. Louis
Illinois Associations of Highway Engineers
Ilinois
Department of General Services
OSA
DOT
Dept. of Transportation
Gov. Walker
Walker
Testimony reveals key players approving Watergate wiretaps
Senate hearings excerpts show Magruder approving a wiretap project at a March 30 1972 meeting in Key Biscayne and Liddy pushed to begin within two weeks. Mitchell Larue Dean and Strachan deny full authorization while Colson scopes political pressure and executive clearance from the White House.
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New York Times
Magruder
Mitchell
Key Biscayne
Fla
Liddy
Larue
Reisner
Dean
Walter Rugaber
White House
Mr. Magruder
Mr. Liddy
Strachan
Watergate Figures Named As Key Nixon Re Election Team
A list names prominent figures tied to the Watergate era. Alfred Baldwin and James McCord served in security or investigative roles. Charles Colson, Haldeman, Mitchell, Liddy, Magruder, LaRue, OBrien, Reisner, Strachan, and others held positions with the White House or the Committee for the Re-Election of the President.
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New York
Mudge Rose Guthrie & Alexander
Fifth Avenue
Senate
White House
Nixon
Maurice H. Stans
Secretary of Commerce
Finance Committee
Mitchell
Vesco
Watergate Grand Jury
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Washington
Haldeman
Newport Beach
Calif
Ehrlichman
Seattle
Lake
Alfred C. Baldwin
FBI Aegnt
Maes McCord
Democratic National Committee
Charles Colson
Frederick Larue
John N. Mitchell
G. Gordon Liddy
Committee
Jeb Magruder
James McCord
CIA
John Mitchell
Paul O’brien
Robert Reisner
Committee For
Gordon Strachan
Magruder
Key Biscayne
Democratic
Strachan
Wiretap materials reveal who received the information
Testimony shows Baldwin transcribed conversations and delivered summaries to Liddy while Magruder and Mitchell questioned the documents. Strachan notes reviewing reports. Haldeman denies knowledge of the break in or bugging activities.
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New York Times
McCord
Baldwin
Liddy
Magruder
Mr. Mitchell
Mitchell
SIU Carbondale Latin American Institute closure stirs Partners of the Americas concerns
Idilia Jurce, president of Partners of the Americas Chicago, urges continued operation of SIU's Latin American Institute at Carbondale amid plans to discontinue it. She notes Illinois partners' Brazil trip, praise for SIU's role in the Sao Paulo Illinois Partnership since 1965, and calls for preserving educational exchanges and regional ties.
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The
Southern Illinoisan
Partners of the Americas
Charles Eiker
John Stewart
Southern Illinois University At Carbondale
Latin American Institute
Stewart
Illinois Partners
Latin America
Ekker
Illinois
Brazil
SIU
Derge
Sao Paulo
Guy A. Renzaglia
SIUC
Rehabilitation Institute
Prof. Ekker
Caterpillar
Borg-Warner
Sears Roebuck
Continental Bank
First National Bank of Chicago
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
United States
Letters to the Editor Policy and Guidelines
The Southern Clinician outlines letter length limits up to 300 words and editorial edits. It covers signability, verifications, printing of only name and hometown, and rules against libelous or personal attacks, plus guidance on poetry, announcements, and personal thank you notes.
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