Prosecutor eyes closing Watergate office as trials wind down
Washington AP reports Special Prosecutor Henry Ruth plans no extension for the two grand juries as Watergate matters wind toward closure. Nixon aides Ehrlichman and others face probation reports and potential appeals while the probe expands to campaign violations and trials for Connally and Strachan.
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San Clemente
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U.S. District Court
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Watergate
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California
Treasury
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Gordon C. Strachan
Connally
Strachan
Ford Faces 77 Bills and CIA Probe Scrutiny
President Ford returns from a skiing holiday to oversee a busy agenda including 77 bills due by tomorrow and a probe into CIA activities against dissidents. He will meet Kissinger and weigh a citizen panel on the agency while planning the State of the Union and an anti-recession package.
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UPI
Ford
Central Intelligence Agency
Henry A. Kissinger
Puerto Rico
Air Force 2
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kissinger
Soviet Union
Congress
Vail
Nessen
William Lukash
White House
Philip Buchen
John O. Marsh
Congressional Leason
Colorado
Air Force 1
Kissinger Won't Rule Out Oil Force Action
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger declined to rule out using military force against Middle East oil producers to prevent strangulation of the industrialized world. He said the problem should be solved without force but admitted there may be circumstances where force could be used. He spoke at Andrews Air Force Base after returning from Puerto Rico, commenting on a Business Week interview.
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New York Times
CIA
Ford
William E. Colby
Kissinger
Andrews Air Force Base
White House
Ron Nessen
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Mideast
Puerto Rico
Capital
Business Week Magazine
Vietnam
Andrews
U.S
Business Week
Indians Seize Monastery for Third Day in Wisconsin
GRESHAM Wisconsin UP I reports that a group calling itself the Menominee Warrior Society occupied a 64 room monastery closed by the Alexian Brothers seven years ago for the third straight day. They say they have two weeks of food and want the building used as a hospital or for other purposes. Negotiations with the Brothers failed to reach an agreement. Circuit Judge Gordon Muse says communications are open. Neal Hawpeross, a group leader, planned a news conference near Keshena.
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Gresham
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UPI
Menominee Warrior Society
Alexian Brothers Order
Alexian Brothers
Circuit Court
Gordon Muse
Mediem kidnaping dismissal bid rejected in court
Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge William S Matthews overruled a motion to dismiss charges against Clifford J Kroger 38 in the kidnapping of Allison Mechem daughter of Taft Broadcasting executive Sept 23 and found unharmed after a ransom exchange inquiry. The defense argued a juror attended a New Year’s Eve party with a prosecutor. prosecutors testified the juror arrived later.
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UPI
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
William S. Mathews
Clifford J. Kroger
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Taft Broadcasting Co
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Charles Mechem Jr
Taft Broadcasting
Bernard Gilday Jr
Kroger
Fred Cartolano
Nancy Parker
Mathews
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