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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
4
Charles W. Colson, then White House counsel, gave ABC News an interview detailing Nixon era Watergate events and the White House stance. He said Nixon believed no one in the White House was involved and defended the handling as plausible amid leaks and national security concerns.
Rep Bud Hillis charges the postmaster general wastes public funds on a National Postal Week poster costing 169235 dollars while claiming economy measures curb vacancies. He supports a full investigation and underscores demand for improved mail service.
A parent recalls the school awards assembly where the senior class pedestrian is praised as the year's highest honor recipient. The story highlights the tension between biking to school and peers owning cars, with a humorous yet fraught view of 1969 to 1973 teen transportation culture.
Open letter to Florence B. of Reno Nevada argues Nixon's supporters seek sympathy for the president amid revelations and secrecy. It notes May 22 press releases and the Brezhnev visit as possible turning points and suggests a humane view toward the president and loyalists despite the scandal.
Washington analysis predicts the GOP could shed four to six Senate seats in 1974 amid age retirements and the six year itch pattern. It cites incumbents over 70, shifting demographics, and an economic downturn as factors favoring Democrats.
An early-out federal retirement plan, supported by the President and awaiting Nixon's signature after Senate approval of the House version, would allow 25 years or 20 years at age 50 workers in agencies facing layoffs to retire with immediate pensions. Defense and NASA are primary beneficiaries as RIFs loom. The plan is not automatic and requires agency layoffs to trigger eligibility. The diary also notes confusion over a new money order system for USPS and clarifies fee adjustments during the transition.
A 1875 note argues prejudice and discrimination are neutral concepts, outlining healthy versus harmful uses and suggesting school exercises to classify statements. It cites examples like fair distinctions and hostile bias, noting discrimination in hiring can reflect competence and law.
Debates over Dean and immunity loom as prosecutors weigh full protection for witnesses against the goal of uncovering high level involvement. Critics question bias in Cox's office and the potential tradeoffs between prosecuting top figures and preserving justice. The piece ends by citing the Constitution’s pledge to justice.
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