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First, there was the return of two key offensive performers to the starting line-up, fullback Neal Miller and tight end Pete Curtin...
...pursue truth rather than follow tight rules. What most critics failed to note was that the remark came in favor of the defense, as Sirica upheld the wide-ranging manner in which Mitchell's attorney, William Hundley, was quizzing Dean despite objections raised by the chief prosecutor, James Neal. Sirica has, in fact, frequently ignored objections by both sides in giving all attorneys great latitude in their questioning. Massachusetts Trial Lawyer Richard K. Donahue observes that Sirica has "broadened the ability of the defense to cross-examine beyond anything to which they'd been accustomed...
...opening series presaged the rest of the game as far as the Crimson offense was concerned. Quarterback Holt mixed his plays well, and running backs Tom Winn and Neal Miller consistently cut out huge chunks of yardage against the lethargic Tiger front wall...
This time it was Leon Jaworski who called Nashville. Neal finally caved in. He left his family behind, gave up his private work entirely and rented a tiny efficiency apartment in Washington...
...matter how good his case looks, Neal, 44, has not been lulled. He faces numerous technical problems, among them the possible absence of Richard Nixon; defense lawyers are sure to argue that the former President is vital to their case. Neal must also persuade jurors that Nixon's pardon is no reason to let his former aides go free. The two lesser defendants, former Assistant Attorney General Robert Mardian and C.R.P. Attorney Kenneth Parkinson, will probably claim that they had limited roles and a lack of knowledge about what was really going on. John Mitchell, H.R. Haldeman and John...