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-EL PASO HERAUPOSTj Thursday January 2 1975 An Empire Section Page Five Buys Mayors Car It Back to His Honor $5 Million Set Bar Owner Dean Took on the President and Won for Chess Match Then Gives rights to oil discovered In Indonesia The proposal did not succeed and the company folded without the debt being repaid WISE SAID he offered to pay $15000 which he said was his part of the loan but Dolenz and Schleder turned him down wise said Dolenz and Schleder decided instead to file a lawsuit forcing a full disclosure of his holdings and then obtained a court order to seize his car a Volkswagen The financial statement required by Wise Showed the mayor was deeply in debt Wise who was not present at the auction had said the seizure and sale of the car was an attempt to embarrass him know who is behind this" Wise said "But if they wanted to embarrass me Dr Bernard Dolenz of Fort Worth and James Schleder of Dallas won a J30000 judgment against Wise and his former partner George Rodgerson last summer Dolenz and Schleder loaned the Texas Export Development Corp founded by Wise and Rodgerson $25000 to seek- DALLAS (UPI) A bar owner bought Mayor Wes I960 Volkswagen for $760 at a auction today and said he would give the car back to Wise "I know why I bought it" said William Martin who owns a bar a block from CityHalL "IF THEY REPOSSESS it again I'll give it back to him again" Martin had the high offer of $700 among five persons bidding on the car But he also had to pay $60 in towing and storage charges change stories uncountable times to save his own skin Dean did not get off unscathed He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to obstruct justice and defraud the US government and was sentenced to one to four years in prison But the memory that helped dash the Nixon presidency yesterday helped win the convictions that threaten Haldeman Ehrlichman and Mitchell with jail terms of two decades It was John Dean's final vindication the tale of the tapes to wind a net around Haldeman Ehrlich-man Mardian and Mitchell DEAN NEAL said was "Clean John Dean" when the administration thought he would be a willing scapegoat Then Dean stood up and made it clear he would not take all the blame and suddenly Neal recalled he became "Mean John Dean" and was fair game for everybody The defense lawyers using the same tack as Nixon had tried attempted to paint Dean as a chameleon willing to AMSTERDAM (UPI) The Philippines has offered $5 million prize money for a world championship chess match this year between titleholder Bobby Fischer of the United States and Soviet challenger Anatoly Karpov Fide the International Chess Federation announced Fide Vice President-Florendo Campomanes of the Philippines said he personally came to Holland to take his bid to Fide He said that his government would make an additional $90000 available to Fide and another to developing countries for the development of chess 21 he had warned Nixon of cancer growing on the presidency" When the tapes whirred at the Watergate cover-up trial those words sounded loud and clear Dean recalled that he had been involved in a conversation about hush money payments to the Watergate defendants Nixon stated he had discussed such payments but said they would be wrong When the tapes whirred memory proved better James Neal the chief prosecutor at the cover-up trial used memory and WASHINGTON (UPI) yean ago John Dean III knew he had to make a break His professional life and his personal integrity demanded it He took on the president of the United States IT WAS the word of a young serious-faced boyish lawyer against the most powerful man in the world and his high-powered well-known aides The odds were prohibitive and John Dean knew it He began in March and April of 1973 to tell prosecutors what he knew about Watergate and its cover-up a political scandal he was intimately acquainted with He was personally and deeply involved In June that year he sat stoically and serious before national television cameras and in a dry monotone repeated his story for days to the Senate Watergate Committee Dean had no idea his vindication lay in dozens of reels of tape stored in White House basement THOSE TAPES showed how remarkably well John Dean remembered Virtually everything to which he had testified was borne out in the words preserved on plastic that tumbled a presidency Dean recalled that on March OPEN TODAY TOMORROW 10 AM TO 9 PM El Paso Bank Promotes Three apaeggp 1 wJ I OUTLET Esco ConeDey Save Right Now On Famous Brand Furniture w-wyx- v- 4: 1 A 25 85 On A Wide Variety Of Furniture Items find Everything From One-Of-A-Kind Items To Discontinued Bedrooms! 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