Show TEMPERATURES Examiner OGDEN: High Saturday near tonight in middle 60s UTAH: Highs Saturday mostly 85 to 95 Lows tonight generally Low 90 55-6- 5 ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL LXXXVII OGDEN UTAH No 214 UNITED VPI TELEPHOTO INTERNATIONAL PRESS FRIDAY EVENING John Dean Handed WASHINGTON (AP)— For mer White House counsel John W Dean III was sentenced today to one to four years in prison for his role in the Watergate cover-u- p Dean the principal witness against President Nixon in the cover-u- p pleaded guilty eight months ago to conspiracy to obstruct justice US District Judge John J Sirica gave Dean until Sept 3 to put his affairs in order Sirica said he would recommend that Dean serve his sen 10c DAILY AUGUST 2 1974 tence in the minimum security prison at Lompoc Cailf Sirica handed down the sentence after denying a request from Dean’s attorney that the sentencing be delayed Dean’s attorney said a new batch of Wnite House tapes being handed over to Sirica under a Supreme Court order issued last month contain evidence which might suggest a light sentence for Dean The charge to "which Dean pleaded guilty last October carries a maximum penalty of five Years in Prison 1- -4 years in prison and a $10000 fine Sirica said he was giving Dean a month before beginning his sentence in part because of the illness of Dean’s mother-in-law Dean's Maureen was not present for the sentencing Standing before Sirica Dean said “I realize the wrongs I’ve done but to say I’m sorry is wife really not enough” 25c SUNDAY “The thing that bothers me most is that I was involved m corr uption in government and Dean was cautioning Nixon about the potential damage of continuing the Watergate covcr-uThe lawyer said that Nixon me" with Dean alone for the first time on that date to discuss Dean’s handling of White House involvement in Watergate President Nixon has said that he first learned of the Waterduring a convergate cover-u- p sation with Dean on March 21 1973 and has steadfastly denied taking part in the cover-u- p as Feb misuse of high office” Dean told Sirica “I stand here at the mercy of the court” he said “All I can ask for is your compassion and 27 1973 p understanding” Looking grim and shaken Dean was accompanied by a US marshal as he left the courtroom after the sentencing In appealing for leniency Dean's lawyer Charles Shatfer said "Dean is the one who broke the case for the govern- ment” Shaffer argued that as earlv WATERGATE LOSES ITS TAPE PLAYER INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -Among the daily police statistics here was a report that a burglary had occurred at 3168 Watergate Plaza The only item stolen was a tape player Unemployed Up Slightly 1st Vote Due In During July STAYING UP on his bronc is one thing for Ronnie Pine of Clancy Mont but it’s something else trying to keep the horse's pants up at the same time The event was a Kiddie Parade in Helena as part of the annual “Last Chance Stampede” onday WASHINGTON nation’s (AP) unemployment 8 Days — The rate showed little change from June to July rising slightly from 52 to 5 3 per cent the government WASHINGTON (AP) — House leaders shaping plans reported today Unemployment has hovered betveen 5 per cent and 52 per cent since the beginning of the year July’s increase was not considered significant by the Labor Department The relative stability in the employment situation was good for the first presidential impeachment debate in 106 years have agreed to start it Aug 19 with the first votes coming about eight days later 'hough hna! details are still out it appears certain live television and radio coverage of the historic even! will be permit fed tentaUnder arrangements tively approved by the leadership of both parties Thurs-lida- v about seven days will be devoted to general debate and three or four days to voting on the articles of impeachment The procedures contemplated now would not permit any rew articles to be proposed and would limit amendments to motions to strike the three separate articles or sections of At news for the Nixon administration which had predicted in- to be worked creases in the jobless situation this summer The chief administration's WASHINGTON tAPi — Corn- - Telephone Unions with 250000 economic coordinator Kenneth told Congress Monday ptJiy and imicn bargainers plan workers also announced they Kush n would wa k out Monday “in the that President Nixon’s policies to intensify negotiations economic restraint and budg-strik- e hopes of averting a nationwide absence of a satisfactory agree-'0- f let Beil cuts were likely to cause the the against CHARGES OF NEGLIGENCE have been brought time the that marl:s gap and two vehicles drove into It first 12:01 for set opened a 240-foo- t am phone Svstem unemployment rate to move up the lake before traffic was diverted Two persons ail of the telephone unions have to between 55 per cent and 6i EDT Monday being against the operator of a tugboat after bargesPontch-artrain A teenager is missing — Standard-Examine- r Bell died tc the collided Lake with the boat end the cent snke the A Bell by pushed by per year’s spokesman said tleia§reec a the same giant UP1 Telephoto time economists is o m e private Causeway out of New Orleans The collision £Qmpanv was hopeful of a ' System Bell A would the strike affect are Heller Walter them among peaceful settlement but President Glenn E Watts of tfe'°Perabng companies across the predicting higher rates of country the Western Electric' Communications Workers less OPTIMISTIC P 3 SrHe ?rWarS Sboralo them Heller chairman of the Coun- ies teri-CbleS- 3id under Advire FORMALLY DRAWN “Tte hard fact at this time s! Since most telephone semce) s rsenieuy ana uunu automated the is public Debate and v0nS rpocedurcs that the rniwi and the co Two and Means Committee which is 'heard about the contribution during the presidential pri- ?tlson’ predicted in testimony be- to have service ti bv an top executives of a Dallas com-o- n shaping national health insur- until news reports of it He manes when some other the House Rules n!i rSmDaekr'V-- e ”r watsileast untJ lack of maintenance fore Congress Thursday at Committee unemployment rate of about puter firm secretiy gave $100- ance legislation said “No one’s found anything Democratic candidates were a meeting nowr set for Aug 13 told a news conference Thurs- - causes breakdowns Installation seven per cent by next year n 000 to the presidential cam-Idav He said his union’s 500009 :° new plyes and repairs on Labor D the Mdls Wilbur of its today report paign members voted in favor of a‘ex‘itinS equipment would stop Depatrment said the number of1 1972 the largest donation yet on The unions July rejected walkout by a ratio cf 1 to find jobs surface in the Arkansas Demo-ag- e 13 a threewear Contract pack- - Americans unable tives had to gam because any and Stauffer was kept under! the committee a season- - crat’s brief run for the White from rose month last ALSO ANNOUNCED that they said amounts to a in the Senate Ln?unce program wraps until the Watergate com-- 1 Meanwhile Hart was renorted to be onihe®lth 48 million to 49 House adjusted Broti-3- 0 ally International use cent would The increase when for eon“ nruttee made public some bank! Rules and Administration Com- per blddmg million Total employment was The computer firm Elec vacation and iina vail able for tracts Increases erhcod of Electrical Workers wages records of the Mills campaign jmittee strong sentiment devcl- in million 863 comment Stauffer said he gave as Data tronic listed July Corp Systems and the Alliance of Independent and fringe benefits are counted The records show that all 17 oped to leave virtually un DUMMY COMMITTEES “I believe in Mills” since processes 75 million health unchanged essentially VerG set up’ start- committoes rules Ranged Re June but up by about 500000 surance claims annually Mills! Mills told the Mutual Broad-- i The money was funnelled for trials impeachment sixis chairman of the House Ways 'casting System that he had not though 17 dummy committees since April following a See page 7 A columr 1 — Majority Leader Mike Manswith names such as “Students month period of virtually no field has proposed sweeping Five-Day-O- ld for Better Government” and i rs p i growth rules but members inchanges § I L H The size of the civilian labor “Fiscal Sanity Committee” on dicated little support for the March 30 1972 just eight days force rose by 250000 in July to The proposed changes changes before such secret donations an adjusted 912 million the (2 SECTIONS 28 PAGES set would new standards for iwere outlawed third consecutively monthly 7A what Dear would evidence be Abby The gift revealed in the open igain following a lull in the preallowed and would 7A limit Chief files of the Senate Watergate Bridge vious three months ‘Justice Warren E Burger’s committee near to killing myself” The recent increases were ac series saved a life off screen moved into the Church Page role Mills campaign about the same Classified counted for largely by women Thursday Not a human pawith an the In interview If the House majority votes tient— a lion named Sampson time that numerous other $100-00- 0 Comics NEW ORLEANS (APi — at the groin and connected to the government said in London Sun 1o newspaper impeach Nixon a Senate Sampson defanged and donations were being given MORE WOMEN HuDoctors are keeping a close the heart The battery unit for would then be held with a Dr to Thosteson tria was given the Burton said he and Miss Tay- to President Nixon’s campaign tne he now has is s pacemaker vote needed to conof number in the mane Since April Escondido Hollis watch on Society Editorial Page demand- by other corporation execuunder the skin adult women in the labor force Calif by an owner tired of lor both had “highly implan-e- d vict the President and remove Allen Haines Markets possibly the with a wire leading to the ing temperaments and their tives 800000 while him Nobody wanted to adopt him from office increased has by Several of the Nixon gilts lat- Obituaries youngest patient ever to heart relationship had “always been er were revealed At the White House a presilion and Sampthe adult male labor force rose a to be illegal receive a heart pacemaker Use of an internal by 140000 and that of teen- son wras scheduled to walk the a battle royal” But he adddential spokesman declined to The fi- Sports Pages corporate donations discuss Nixon’s strategy for Television “He is resting well and his pacemaker with adult patients agers declined last mile Thursday into the ed: “We are still very much nance vice Log of EDS president heart in the complete unemploy- society's execution chamber combating impeachment “Our Stability vital functions are normal” a suffering in love” Tom Marcus denied that the Weather Map block a condition which was month last ment situation for unwanted pets spokesman for Ochsner Foungift came from Women's Pages See page 2A column 4 Burton said he went on the redation Hospital said on Tnurs-da- y prevents the heart from reflected in the jobless rates reHe go t a funds Stauffer also corporate wagon when he discovered said his share came from his is pumping at a normal rate is ported for most of the major prieve when Brolin a big-c“The pacemaker common But for newborn categories: married men 26 “I was pretty near to killing own fancier said Sampson could working beautifully” pocket JD Williams a it is infants I haven’t touched 3 unusual doctors heads household cent myself per The Biloxi Miss infant will live in a special compound on Mills and lawyer a drop in six months I will some ofrepresenting per cent white workers 48 his ranch near San Luis remain in the hospital until said his former campaign Hollis’ case is also ex- per cent: adult men 35 per never drink again” he already where in connection with Waworkers Obispo Wednesday His heart and in that he suffered cent: adult women 52 ceptional per are a and a VIEWPOINT: Miss America tergate investigations said that constantly being leopard lungs other heart disorders cent and teen-age162 per keeps cougar 1974 who is enrolling in a law so far as he knows the money monitored and warning no devices are geared to sound if Doctors said most persons cent These rates were the TEETOTALER: Richard school says President Nixon was legal with complete heart block same or nearly the same as in Burton says he still loves Mills refused to make volunshould not be impeached for anything goes wTong also have other problems Elizabeth Taylor from whom June the government said The pacemaker was imwrhat she says has been going tary disclosure of the sources on in government “for a long of his early campaign donations planted in his left side time” Saturday morning only 18 hours after his birth at “I think it is unnecessary $10--oKeesier AFB Hospital in to persecute one man for 'LABOR Biloxi something that has been going KEEP The device keeps his heart on for a long time within our SYRACUSE NY (AP) — The church pumping at an even 94 beats system of government” said hanging in the seminary’s library and attic MILWAUKEE Wis after minute wouldn’t Rebecca Ann King of Colo20 she for it for Shortly per pay $10 secretary says years — The economy will (UPI) birth it had plunged from 120 rado who is rehearsing in AtBut an art dealer says he thinks several Father Gentile quoted the priest who gave “go to hell” unless labor lx ats a minute to 20 lantic City with six state him the painting as saying “What do you people would be willing to pay as much as stops asking for huge raises Normal rate for newborn inwant it for? It’s only junk” $150000 for an old painting acquired by the beauty queens for a Miss and stops management 0 America-USAt 8 to 10 fants is tour of military After the church secretary told him she assistant pastor of a local church Abel IW raising prices bases overseas The “tattered” painting the Rt Rev wouldn’t give him $10 for the painting years of age the heart begins president of the United Steel to siovv to the normal adult two “Because of this I think Gentile months rescued about Father Gentile took it to Syracuse art dealer Henry Workers said Thursday level of 0 it’s unnecessary to impeach doctors said Peter Schulz to have i cleaned as a present ago from a Staten Island NY seminary he “We from labor can’t be When Hollis’ condition was the President” she added for his brother an antique collector was visiting has been identified as a going to the table every aran Miss King has been acceptexternal Schulz an admirer of the painter’s work pacemagnosed masterpiece of a 19th century German year and getting 12 or 15 ed at several law schools and maker was applied and he said “My first impression was that it must tist cent in increases per was rushed to the Ochsner is expected to announce her be a fraud or something but when I Now Father Gentile is keeping the painbenefits for workers and choice of the one she will examined it the first thing I realized was Hospital here ting in a bank vault while he awaits bids have then management MISERY AND PAIN of war are etched on this CamThe external device conattend during Miss America that without a question it wras an original” from museum curators and art galleries for unless raising keep prices bodian officer’s face 11 miles north of Phnom Penh sisted of a battery on the Father Gentile said several other art the work by Peter von Cornelius pageant week in Atlantic City we want the economy to go He is being comforted by one cf his men while waitin September She said she The assistant pastor said he had no idea of outside of the body with a experts had verified Schulz’ finding and to hell” Abel said wire inserted through a vein the value of the painting which had been hopes to become a judge appraisal ing for evacuation from the battle area Tele-lmen- t” Secret $100000 Gift to Mills Revealed v 7-- cost-of-livi- ' ng ' ld w Boy Wears Pacemaker de-claw- two-third- 300-pou-nd Harl-Stauff- last-minu- er te at - rs I j Art Worth 130-15- 70-8- r $150000? 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