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Show 6 A DESERET NEWS TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 12. )97i MARMADUKS The 5 short words that doomed Nixon WASHINGTON (CPI) -Richard Nixor s voice was his firm ar.d manner nonchalant when he gave orders to involve live government m covering up ihc Watergate bugging only days after the scardal was tom huh he re sponded to a suggestion that "Um the Central Intelligence Agent y tell the FBI to curtail its Wi create investigation All right, fine that presidential endorsement, White House With Chief of Staff II R. Haldeman rose from his Oval Office meeting wrth Nixon on Jane counsel Jonn W Deans concurrence, that the House FBI be blocked from pursuing a Mexican connection in financing the bugging You call them m, Nixon told Haldeman Good Good ! Play it tough. Thats the wv they play it and thats the way we are going to play ut-a- it O K , repb'xi Haldeman Well do it Two hours later, just ixrfrre Haldeman was to meet with CIA Director Richard Helms and Deputy CIA Director Vernon A Walters, Nixon called Haldeman in again I dont want them to get 1972, and passed the message that Watergate pro- any ideas were doing it secutors contend is the heart because our concern is politihe said And at the cal. . erf the cover-u- p conspiracy. 1 wouldnt mil same time, This is !he obstruction (uf it is not political them justice) itself were talking about, prosecutor Jame.-- , F. Nbaf argued Monday out oi the Urys earshot as the ecver-und of Haldeman and lour other Nixon aides went into its seventh week fnese are the obstmenve 23, by Anderson & Lee wing 2 Utah coal mines stay open continued from Page A-- l stanttai inventories of coal on hand Gov Calvin L Hampton met in Price today wrth mine operators and union lenders to discuss effects of the stnke on the U S. Steel plant and some 18,000 family homes in the state which are heated by coal Right," said Haldeman Walters, called to the witness stand, told what hapr pened next-"MHaldeman came la and said the bugging in the Waieigate case was snaking t lot of noise the Democrats were trying to maximize it and the investigation wa leading to some important people and might get worse. he testified He asked Mr Hdms what the agencys involvement was, and Mr Helms said there u'as none Mr Haldeman said it was the Presidents wish that I go the acting director of the FBI (L Patrick Gray ill) and say that pursuit o! this invest: ga tion into Mexico me opera t'ons of the CIA produce coking Geneva Works County Most of the striking workers are employed in six major mines in Carbon and American Coal Co. has 200 workers m a mine producing ceal for UP&Lt Gadsby Plant in salt Lake City, pius coal lor Brigham Young University, the LBS Hospital in Salt Lake City end aome LBS chapels m rural areas Emery counties The largest is the Kaiser Steel Co Sunny vide Mine which has 600 miners prodre-in- g coat for one of Kaiser steel plants in California Del Brownfield, president of United Mine Workers (UMW) Local 22. said two mines in Carbon County could be opened on an U S Steel Co operates a ptont mine and a with a total of 230 workers to BUY THE WORLD "All right. 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Lot of business, mostly robberies A TULSA, Ohia UPi) self service gasoline station did a lot of bun.iess Sunday and Monday but mostly it was robbers helping them- - selves to the cash drawer Police said a total of seven robbers held up Of is Porters Pacer-Fm- a service station three times WATCH to for its m Utah &! emergency basis for schools, hospitals and the elderh' affected by the stnke OUR NtW ORtM KA8AH (LNIVIRSIIV MAID NOV Ou sot s ' s1' us.n so i in os,m loSfWIiSHfl OS StOHIY SACK h0 you McelVi OOrinax can the asm, trim person you went ro contains tb ce Sateus Odnne most eftflflt-rreducing aid araean i a ion without prescript One tiny QPrinex tablet a nail hour before meals suppresses yo u appetite - you eat les flown go the flown goes the weight' calorie Odrmex has been "sea ucce.uily by thousands ail oner the country It will worts for YOU tor 16 year With the Odrmex Plan, clinically n. tested, you will eit sensItHy starving e no special exercises Sate .ftw-t.vas directed when taken j-- d Y u most toe g'v fat or you no flues money will Be refunded no s ashed Start toaey get rid of to.' excess fat and lure get wn O'lMnes fU ton s p words " They were also the words that sealed the doom of Nixons presidency, forcing him from office last August when he released a June 23 tape transcript after suppressing it for two years Three alleged participants m the cover-u- p plot were on lap to testify today former Nixon attorney Herbert W e Nixon Kalmbach, campaign aide Frederick C La Rue and former White House undercover man Anthony J Ulacewicz. All were expected to be asked ahout hush money payments to ttie Watergate burglars n Tapes of three conversations on that June 23 just six days after the Watergate arrests were played for the jury one-tim- Nixon-Haldema- Monday In them, Nixon clearly liked the idea Haldeman relayed from defendant John N Mitchell with former White Hospital sties to evict girl Continued from Page A- -l affair. Hospital administrator Joseph McAloon said be was forced to file the suit because the Seamans have refused to transfer their daughter for the past six months Seaman and his wife, Adele, have run up- - $65,000 in medical bills since medical insurance was exhausted. We're not suing tor the McAloon said money, This hospital is intended for the care of acutely ill patients The issue. McAloon said, IS that she has reached the jnaximum improvement and there's nothing else the hospital can do to make her better " Seaman said he feels his daughters chances of recovery would be jeopardized if he followed the hospital's w ihes and plated Ronda in a cursing home 1 dwnt care what the doctors say , he said There ire too many cases when doctor-- , have given up hope on a patient and have been pi men wrong Her mother say s she sees signs of progress At first, her eyes were dosed all the time. said Now. she Mrs. Seamans opens them during the day and closes them at night She certainly feels pain and discomfort but she can't tell you. .Sometimes you can See the tears in the comers of her eyes No date ha yet Ixsn .d lor the trial, but If the case gets to court a flock of sticky questions could be raised by attorneys for both sides Among them are the broad area erf medical ethics Wlc determirr hw much care a patient should get Should community funds be used to support a hopeless case file Seamans were m the process of moving from New York to Miami when the accident occurred nd Ronda was transferred to Doctors Hospua! three months later do-- ; mi her oarents could fo her -- LONG BEACH IS THE CENTER OF ATTRACTIONS. 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