Hour of Decision Impending as Impeachment Inquiry Nears
Washington lawmakers express sadness and seriousness as the House Judiciary Committee presses to finish its impeachment inquiry into President Nixon. Rep. Cohen cites awe at the process while Rep. Rangel offers a contrasting view that impeachment could mark a hopeful moment for accountability.
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Jaworski seeks brief compliance on Nixon tapes
Special prosecutor Leon Jaworski asks Judge Sirica to order Nixon to surrender tapes and documents within two to 10 days to avoid delaying the Watergate cover-up trial set to begin September 9 1974. James St Clair says Nixon will comply and processing starts immediately. 33 tapes are nearly ready for submission.
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Nixon Seeks 5 Billion Budget Cut and 15 Cent Saving Plan
President Nixon outlined a no surprises economic policy calling for about a 5 billion dollar federal cut and a 40 000 federal worker reduction by June 30 but no wage or price controls He urged every American to save 15 cents for every $10 spent while pledging to keep current programs and balance the budget Nixon spoke to more than 1000 business leaders at the Century Plaza Hotel as 300 protesters gathered outside
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Rep Mann Seeks Clear Result on Nixon Impeachment
Rep James Mann of South Carolina urged President Nixon to clear himself if possible. He refused to state a position on impeachment, saying he would weigh the transcripts until committee votes begin. He emphasized wanting what is best for the country.
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