Kalmbach Testifies He Trusted Nixon Aides in Watergate Payments
Herbert W. Kalmbach, Nixon's former personal attorney, said he realized by late August 1972 the secret payments to the Watergate defendants were improper but did not warn Nixon. He described "complete and implicit trust" in John W. Dean III and John D. Ehrlichman who urged him to raise $220,000 for legal fees and family support, and he refused further funds after Sept. 21.
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UPI
Nixon
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Senate Watergate Committee
John W. Dean III
John D. Ehrlichman
Kalmbach
Newport Beach
Calif
The
United States
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Ehrlichman
James W. McCord
San Clemente
Daniel K. Inouye
D-Hawaii
Dean
Cambodian draft to widen army amid Phnom Penh fighting
UPI reports Cambodia introduces compulsory military service for ages 18 to 35 as government forces fight near Phnom Penh. In a separate incident U S air strikes wounded 14 government troops in a misdirected bombing near Pochentong Airport while paratroopers evacuated casualties. Heavy clashes persist along Highway 3 and around Phnom Basset.
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Afghanistan
Mohammed Zahir Shah
Europe
Kabul
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Ukiah Trap Club dispute heads to city council
Regina Heights residents press Ukiah City Council over renewal of the Trap Club lease set to expire July 31. The council, with mayor’s backing, may hold a public hearing as residents ratchet up pressure amid decades of gunfire and proposed sound barrier ideas.
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Ukiah
Truck Skunk collision injures 11 near Willits
A lumber truck rear ended the California Western Skunk train near the KOA campgrounds 24 miles west of Willits at 2 p.m. Monday, injuring 11 including Gary Schultz and his family from Ceres. Alfred Calvin Lawrence of Little River failed to see the crossing lights. the four wheels at the rear of the passenger car were knocked off. The train, led by engineer Kenneth Winkler, continued to Fort Bragg while passengers were delayed.
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Ceres
Howard Memorial Hospital
Willits
California Western
Gary Schultz
San Joaquin Valley
Lena
Randy
Ryan
Christie
Alfred Calvin Lawrence
Little River
Boonville
Lawrence
Kenneth Winkler
Fort Bragg
Bond issues head to voters in two districts
Fort Bragg Unified voters go to the polls on Tuesday September 18 to decide a 1 585 000 dollar bond issue for construction or purchase of school buildings alterations and additions furniture and equipment for campuses and grounds and sewer and drainage improvements A two thirds majority is required In Round Valley Unified voters face a July 31 ballot on a tax increase from 220 to 280 for 1973 74 through 1976 77 to fund a cafeteria multipurpose room and one elementary classroom A simple majority is required A replacement for Roy Cornett on the Arena Union district board is on the same day with candidates Joe Sanchez Larry Morrow Allen Montgomery and Lorena Models after Cornett leaves June 30 1975 Absentee ballots must be requested by July 24 at the County Clerk Room 2 Elections Office Forms are available or voters may submit their own request with required details
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Fort Bragg Unified
Fort Bragg
Roy Cornett
Joe Sanchez
Larry Morrow
Allen Montgomery
Lorena Models
Point Arena
Cornett
Round Valley Unified District
Viola Richardson
Elections Office
Agnew votes to block environmentalists on Alaska pipeline
The Senate voted 77 to 20 to approve a $3.5 billion trans Alaskan pipeline project and send the bill to the House. Vice President Agnew cast the deciding vote breaking a 49 49 tie to stop environmentalist court challenges. The vote also reaffirmed a Jackson amendment limiting oil exports from Alaska to Japan or other nations without presidential finding of national interest, giving Congress 60 days to override such decisions.
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UPI
Senate
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Congress
Jackson
Japan
Nixon to Go Home From Hospital for Long Weekend
Nixon is to be released Friday from Bethesda Naval Hospital and travel to Camp David for a long weekend rest. The Pentagon reports over 1,400 secret bombing raids in Cambodia since March 1969 and says falsified records hid B52 strikes in Laos before March 1970.
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UPI
Nixon
Walter Tkach
Bethesda Naval Hospital
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Camp David
Pentagon
Cambodia
Defense Department
Jerry W. Friedheim
Laos
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