Inouye Rises Despite Obstacles in Hawaii Politics
Daniel K. Inouye, a 48 year old Democrat from Hawaii, rose from a Chinese Honolulu ghetto upbringing and battlefield injury to national prominence on the Watergate committee. A World War II veteran of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, he earned the Distinguished Service Cross and lost his right arm. He later became Hawaii’s first congressman and the first Japanese American in Congress, rising through local politics to the Senate where he serves on Appropriations, Commerce and the District of Columbia committees.
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Aiken Standard Publication Notice and Rates
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes daily except Saturday and Sunday. Address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 P.O. Box 456. AP exclusive local news rights for reproduction. Advertising corrections policy and carrier and mail subscription rates listed.
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Economists Split On 1974 Recession Outlook
AAP report surveys leading economists who foresee a slow economy in 1974 with growth recession or mild downturn. Milton Friedman argues a recession could correct inflated prices, depending on Fed policy. Albert Sommers and John Kendrick foresee a moderate downturn with wage gains and inflation easing modestly. Consumer sentiment darkens as confidence slips.
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Nixon Faces Federal Court Over Watergate Subpoena
President Nixon's lawyers argued in U S District Court before Judge John J Sirica to resist a subpoena for nine presidential tapes. The case centers on whether the President must comply with Cox subpoena and related White House documents from the Watergate investigations.
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Fleming Denies Assaulting TV News Cameraman
Augusta based case in Richmond County Superior Courtroom involves attorney John Fleming and George Nicholson charged with simple assault simple battery and abusive language over an incident with WJBF reporter Jay Mann on June 13. Mann testified Fleming pushed and slapped him. Fleming denied striking the reporter. The trial is before Judge Grady Pittard and set to resume Tuesday.
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