Prayers answered new suspect found frees McDonald in crime case
In Chicago Will McDonald walks free on a 20000 personal recognizance bond after Lester Harrison, an ex-convict, reportedly confesses to the 1970 Lehmann slaying that put McDonald in prison. Harrison faces charges for the Ott murder and is linked to two other park killings. McDonald, 34, awaited trial since 1970 declaring innocence.
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Oil industry price freeze may extend into next phase
The Phase 4 oil industry rules remain incomplete and the gasoline price freeze could be extended again. Cost of Living Council sources say the new regulations should be ready soon, with limited time to implement before the breeze is lifted. A council spokesman warned the rollout would be tight. The panel has not finalized its public disclosure policy for price increase proposals from major firms, while IRS offices handle initial notices and major decisions.
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Nixon urges courts to resolve Watergate while pledging progress
President Nixon said the Watergate questions must go to the courts and urged the nation to focus on urgent business. He accepted responsibility for abuses during his administration and campaign and defended his refusal to release tape recordings while criticizing the Senate committee for lacking evidence of his knowledge. He warned Watergate is unsettling foreign policy but vowed to pursue Europe Asia talks and strategic arms negotiations. He insisted he will block moves that would chill presidential confidentiality and urged political decency and integrity.
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Nixon Reveals Watergate Speech Highlights
Washington AP outlines Nixon remarks on Watergate. He denies prior knowledge of the break in and any coverup, calls for thorough investigation, notes Ellsberg timeline shift, rejects clemency, opposes taping release, condemns 1972 campaign abuses, and asks to let courts decide guilt while pursuing admin goals.
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Ellsberg Breakin
Arizona Republicans split on Nixon Watergate speech
Arizona figures including Senator Barry Goldwater and Rep Richard Bilby criticized President Nixon's Watergate address as failing to prove presidential innocence. GOP leaders urged Nixon to release subpoenaed tapes while others praised the closing appeal to national dangers. Democrat Raul Castro doubted the speech would lift polls.
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Nixon
Ford ignition interlock faced with lethal risk claim
Detroit reports a Ford engineer Armand Grenier warns the new ignition interlock seat belt system could be potentially lethal. He cites emergency scenarios and possible malfunctions, while Ford and GM say testing shows safety benefits and many cars will adopt the system or airbags.
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