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...evidence implicating Colson in the Fielding office burglary is more complete. Investigators have acquired the transcript of a telephone call between Hunt and Colson on July 1, 1971 (which Colson had secretly recorded), in which they discussed the need to "nail" Ellsberg. Hunt was hired by the White House as a consultant one week later. Hunt then wrote a memo to Colson detailing ways to injure Ellsberg's public reputation. It suggested gaining access to the psychiatrist's Ellsberg file. Colson reportedly relayed the memo to Egil Krogh and David Young, the White House plumbers assigned to plug...
Hettinger's decline, Wambaugh suggests, parallels the erosion of justice in a case that dragged through the courts for more than seven years after the killers were finally caught. Mowed by technicalities and changes in the laws of admissible evidence, their trial amassed 45,000 pages of transcript, the longest in California court history. Wambaugh's narrative tends to plod whenever he plays the tireless gumshoe, hauling in facts that are, in the clarion cry of the myriad lawyers on the case, irrelevant and immaterial...
Walsh emphasized that medical schools do not discriminate against applicants who concentrate outside the natural sciences, and that following one's own inclinations would probably enhance the chances of getting into medical school, insofar as it resulted in a better transcript...
...last time at 4:45 in the afternoon and then, after a round of handshakes and picture taking, he took the gavel with him as he departed for a surprise party to celebrate Herman E. Talmadge's 60th birthday. After 37 days, 33 witnesses, 7,573 pages of transcript and nearly 2,000,000 words of testimony, just about everybody felt it was time for a rest...
...contention that he was asked only about "party responsibilities" and thus, since his part-time duties were with the Nixon re-election committee, his denial of official Republican Party activity was accurate. "Let's read a little further, Mr. Mitchell," said Talmadge, producing an official hearing transcript. The next question, not included in the Post, was Senator Edward Kennedy's query, "No re-election campaign responsibilities?" Mitchell's quoted reply: "Not as yet, I hope to." Actually, Mitchell's own testimony to the Ervin committee cited his frequent "consulting" role for the Nixon re-election committee...