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Judge Sirica further underscored just how serious a crime he considered the Watergate espionage to be by sentencing the seventh conspirator, G. Gordon Liddy, who, like McCord, had pleaded innocent, to serve up to 20 years in prison and to pay a $40,000 fine. Liddy, who had worked with Hunt in the White House in trying to detect sources of news leaks, apparently got the stiff sentence-and no provision for its review-because he has not shown any sign that he could be persuaded to disclose more about the case. The Watergate crimes, said Sirica in sentencing, were...
...MARGARET GORDON KLEIN Knoxville, Tenn...
...that political activity was damaging enough to FBI morale, but it was the Watergate investigation that totally soured many agents on Gray. Five men with electronic eavesdropping equipment were caught on June 17 inside Democratic National Headquarters. Also implicated were two former White House aides, G. Gordon Liddy and E. Howard Hunt Jr. All seven were convicted of conspiracy and wiretapping. Trial testimony indicated that Nixon's re-election committee had put up at least $89,000 to finance this spying...
...only other [Harvard] player who had the potential to make the team was Gordon Rutledge," Marion said...
...Gordon Rutledge, after as strong freshman campaign, didn't get untracked at all and his inability to rediscover the old magic seriously hindered Harvard. Walter Morris had his on days and his off days, but unfortunately, as the season rolled along, came up with more of the latter than the former...