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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1973

Page

6

Watergate Roundup Tires, Tempers Flare

Seven Watergate committee senators grow weary after nine weeks and 32 days of hearings. The panel debated an August recess while some urged continuing intensively, as Chair Ervin and chief counsel Sam Dash kept witnesses moving through pages of testimony and interviews.

Lawrence L. Knutson Associated Press Washington (Ap Watergate Committee Ervin Sam Dash Sam J. Ervin Jr D-N.c Samuel Cash

Judge Rules Impoundment Of Housing Subsidy Illegal

A federal judge held that the Nixon administration blocked Congress approved aid by halting low interest housing loans for poor rural Americans. The decision orders the Farmers Home Administration to release impounded subsidy funds, part of a larger HUD program contested in court.

Washington Nixon Congress U.S Charles R. Richey Richey Department of Housing and Urban Development Farmers Home Administration Asst U.S. Atty Thomas G. Corcoran Jr FHA HUD

Nixon Estates Expenses Lid Kept Secret Temporarily

Government bars disclosure of costs at Nixon homes in San Clemente and Key Biscayne, with officials promising a full report soon. Rep. Brooks accuses White House of blocking inquiry. GSA chief and White House say embargo is joint and temporary. Total spending cited as 1.9 million for security work and upkeep.

Washington Nixon San Clemente Calif Key Biscayne Fla General Services Administration GSA White House Jack Brooks D-Tex California Florida Arthur F. Sampson Brooks Government Activities Committee Sampson Secret Service Gerald L. Warren

Ervin Guarded by SBI on Charlotte and Atlantic Beach Trips

SBI agents guarded U S Senator Sam J Ervin Jr during visits to Charlotte and Atlantic Beach North Carolina confirmed by SBI Director Charles Dunn News secretary Hall Smith requested guards as a precaution with no serious threats reported since the Watergate hearings began Smith noted an increase in threatening letters but no overt danger to Ervin.

Raleigh, NC State Bureau of Investigation U.S Sam J. Ervin Jr Senate Watergate Committee Charlotte Atlantic Beach N.C SBI Charles Dunn Hall Smith Ervin Smith Terview Washington

Judge rules dress or ideology not basis for exclusion

U S district judge says Secret Service cannot bar people from presidential appearances due to dress or political philosophy. Safety of the president is a valid reason to keep individuals away, and the 14 youths' civil rights suit over Billy Graham Day attendance proceeds to trial to determine who ordered exclusions at the Charlotte Coliseum in 1971.

McMillan U.S. District Court Nixon Charlotte-Mecklenburg Secret Service James Rowley John Grimes Charlotte Secret Service Office Charlotte Coliseum Evangelist Graham Grimes Vietnam

Drinan Seeks Impeachment Over Cambodian Bombing Move

Rep. Robert F. Drinan introduces a House impeachment motion against President Nixon over the secret bombing of Cambodia. House leadership doubtfully expects early action, while Drinan argues for a hearing to restore public confidence amidst Watergate concerns. The priest-lawyer cites a 14 month covert air war in Cambodia prior to April 30, 1970.

Washington Nixon House U.S Cambodia Robert F. Drinan Dmass Drinan House of Representatives Citi

Bell sees no lift in national beef price ceiling

Harry Bell of the South Carolina Farm Bureau says the national beef price ceiling likely will not be lifted before its Sept 12 expiry. He doubts any change will come from this week's Washington meeting between Secretary Earl Butz and farmers and midwestern meat industry leaders. He noted state cattle producers remain concerned but odds of a change are slim.

Columbia South Carolina Farm Bureau Harry Bell Washington Earl Butz Bell

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