Nixon lawyers vow fight over Watergate tape subpoena
President Nixon's legal team refused to meet a Monday deadline to turn over 64 Watergate related taped conversations to special prosecutor Leon Jaworski. They plan to seek Supreme Court review if needed, arguing the tapes contain confidential adviser discussions and should be quashed. The case hinges on a motion from James D. St Clair seeking to block disclosure.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Leon Jaworski
Supreme Court
U.S
John J. Sirica
Jaworski
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Gerald L. Warren
James D. St. Clair
St. Clair
Sirica
White Horse
Phillip A. Lacovara
Lacovara
John McCahill
Judiciary Committee
Grand Jury
Senate Watergate Committee
Willits Police Face Possible Suit Over Theater Controversy
Willits Police Chief Koehler says Sgt. McCoy and Officer Goss may sue Noyo Theatre co owners Bob Loya and Lory Pontone for defamation after Loya accused officers of tampering with a 16 millimeter projector during the Deep Throat confiscation. Loya reports two soundless showings with over 100 patrons paying $5 each. Police assert no projector contact and plan to handle the case through normal procedures.
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Willits
George Koehler
Mitch McCoy
Doug Goss
McCoy
Goss
Bob Loya
Lory Pontone
Willits Theatre
Daily Journal
Loya
Novo Theatre
Koehler
Journal
Soya
Galen Hathaway
California Supreme Court
Pontone
Ukiah residents oppose fire station on N State site
Ukiah city council debates site for a new fire protection sub station near KUKI Road and Foote's Tack Room area. Property owners urge reconsideration citing traffic, safety, tax impact, and potential loss of commercial development before decisions on condemnation.
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Glenn Erickson
Ukiah
N. State
s-La Ann
Kuki Road
North Freeway
Conrad Cox
Lorraine Pearson
Ukiah Arid Empire Gardens
Pearson
Sterling Norgard
Norgard
Gary Weinkauf
Jack Simpson
Gulf Station
Weinkauf
Ken Donohue
Gulf
Keehns
Don Hinkle
Lu Ann
Foote’s Liquor and Sporting Goods
Tack Room
Lu Ann’s
Sambos
State Street
Hinkle
N. State Street
Empire Gardens
Fairgrounds
Zebra suspects deny part in 17 terror killings
Seven San Francisco men accused in the Zebra killings deny involvement and are held in separate cells. Mayor Alioto cites a Death Angels sect and raises total murders to 17 with 73 possible in California. attorney White says the men are Black Muslims from a temple. A grand jury is expected to begin next week.
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San Francisco
UPI
Clinton White
Oakland
Alioto
California
White
Death Angels
Thomas Manney
San Francisco State College
Thal
Leroy Doctor
Hall of Justice
Ukiah Council Backs UVAR Recycling Center Renewal
Ukiah city council gave vocal and moral support to continue the Ukiah Valley Association for Retarded’s recycling program as it negotiates a 10 year extension of the current solid waste franchise. Officials discussed cost adjustments and responsibilities with Ukiah Solid Waste and UVAR, while rate questions for TelePrompTer Cable TV and a bed tax increase were postponed awaiting county action.
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Ukiah Valley Association For Retarded
Ukiah
Doreen Brady
UVAR
Schorr Berman
Welfare Department
Phil Ward
Ukiah Solid Waste
USW
Ward
Tinue
Jim Langton
TelePrompTer Cable TV
Pacific Telephone
Roy Albright
Ukiah Planning Commission
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Bob Ouimette
Ukiah Faa
Larry Steppe
Ukiah-Santa Rosa Airway
Sugito
Suryadi
FAA
Aeronautical Training Center
Oklahoma City
Raymond
Noyo Theatre
Forks Ranch Market
George Burton
Mendocino Community Hospital
N. Oak St
John Augustan
Oscar Klee
Congress
Justice
Klee
N. Ukiah
Joseph L. Alioto
Council
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