Senators hail Cambodia bombing halt ends Indochina combat
Senators expressed relief at the end of U S bombing in Cambodia and a stop to combat roles in Indochina. They urged adherence to new law and warned against any secret resumption while weighing continued cargo flights and noncombat aid.
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Agnew Offers Personal Records To Investigators
Vice President Spiro Agnew agreed to let federal prosecutors inspect his personal papers in a Maryland kickbacks probe while separating them from official White House records. He stated he would cooperate fully, offer to meet with prosecutors, and have staff copy records for verification, though the papers would stay in his office. There was no immediate date for agent arrival.
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Democrats Correct Audit Errors
Democratic Chairman Donald Fowler says GAO found inconsistencies and omissions in the party finances have been corrected. He noted amendments filed in June after two GAO auditors reviewed records in April and emphasized openness and continued public disclosure.
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