Nixon transcripts reveal hush money consideration in Watergate case
White House edited transcripts show Nixon weighing payments to Watergate defendants and rejecting clemency as politically unworkable. He reportedly learned of the Watergate cover up from John Dean during a March 21 1973 meeting. Critics urge full tape access beyond the 31 of 42 subpoenaed conversations.
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UPI
White House
Nixon
National Democratic Party
John W. Dean III
House Judiciary Committee
Milk Industry
International Telephone & Telegraph
Howard Hughes
Peter W. Rodine Jr
D-N.j
Judiciary Committee
United States
Leon Jaworski
E. Howard Hunt
Dean
Hunt
Seven men arrested in Zebra slayings terror case
San Francisco police seized seven young black men in a dawn operation tied to the Zebra killings. Mayor Alioto described the group as a statewide secret society called the Death Angels, responsible for 80 murders since 1970, with recruitment from jails and a wing insignia.
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San Francisco
UPI
Joseph Alioto
Death Angels
Alioto
The
Wings
California
Deep Throat theater seizure fuels local clash with police
Willits theater owners Robert Loya and Lory Pontone face police seizures over the film Deep Throat as district attorneys and authorities consider criminal charges. The dispute centers on sound operation and legal limits on film seizure while security tightens around Hearst family property amid SLA tension.
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Willits
Robert Loya
Lory Pontone
Noyo
The
Journal
District Attorney’s Office
Ukiah
Loya
Pontone
Koehler
Noyo Theater
California
Galen Hathaway
TelePrompTer seeks rate hike in county
TelePrompTer Cable TV requests county board approval to raise rates for unincorporated areas. The plan would lift monthly primary connection to 7.50 dollars and add 2 dollars, FM radio connections to 7 dollars plus 2, and the base cable service for 160 dollars to 6 more per month. The board hears concerns about procedure standards and potential guideline creation for rate-change applications.
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TelePrompTer Cable TV
TelePrompTer
Steen
Spanish Mountain Cable TV
Masonite expands with Humboldt Fir acquisition
Masonite Corporation buys Humboldt Fir Inc of Hoopa, Humboldt County for cash. The deal includes a 100 million board feet per year sawmill operation, a veneer plant producing over 40 million square feet annually, and all logging and hauling equipment. Present Hoopa employment is 187. operations continue as Humboldt Fir under Masonite's Western Lumber division based in Calpella.
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Masonite Corporation
Humboldt Fir, Inc
Hoopa
Humboldt County
B. A. Fetzer
Masonité
Western Lumber
Humboldt Fir
Fetzer
Masonite
Calpella
Mendocino
Synoma
Power outage hits Ukiah area after PG E substation failure
A circuit failure at the PG E sub station on E Gobbi Street at 7 56 a m cut power to 2217 customers Bud Randall PG E manager said. The affected area stretched from south of Ukiah to Boonville Road and from N State Street to north of Lake Mendocino Drive. Power was restored to 1500 by 8 18 a m and by 8 40 a m all but 10 customers had service back.
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Pg&e
E. Gobbi Street
Bud Randall
Ukiah
Boonville Road
N. State Street
Lake Mendocino Drive
Roth to speak on campaign issues at Palace luncheon
William Matson Roth, San Franciscan and Democratic governor candidate, will address campaign issues at a noon luncheon tomorrow in the Palace Hotel Masonite room. The no host event costs 2.50 with tickets available at the door. introduced by Merle Orchard and featuring Roger Kent.
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William Matson Roth
Palace Hotel
Merle Orchard
Ruth
Winona Tomanoczy
San Franciscan
Gry
Ruth Orchard
Ray Roeder
Vince Sisco
Diane "Ware
Berman
School Street
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North State Street
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Randolph A. Hearst
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Miss Hearst
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