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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1973

Page

3

Weicker Links Watergate Bugging to GOP Espionage

Senator Lowell P. Weicker Jr. says Watergate bugging was part of GOP political espionage against Democrats, directed from the White House. He doubts President Nixon knew of tactics but urges top aides to testify. McCord’s testimony draws Mitchell denial and calls for Liddy testimony.

Washington Lowell P. Weicker, Jr Rconn White House Weicker Nixon Senate James W. McCord Jr Tormer Atty John N. Mitchell Democratic Watergate Complex McCord G. Gordon Liddy Ervin Mitchell Sam J. Ervin, Jr Dn.c Liddy Watergate E. Howard Hunt Hunt U.S. Atty Earl J. Silbert John J. Sirica Colson Mollenhoff The Des Moines Register

Indiana praised for multi year crime plan funding

Indiana's 1973 74 criminal justice program won high praise from the LEAA as excellent and unique and Indiana received a record 13.5 million grant to operate it plus 1.1 million earlier for administrative costs. The total exceeds 14.5 million in funding for the coming year with emphasis on Lake and Marion counties and local prevention efforts.

Indianapolis U.S. Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Indiana Indiana Criminal Justice Planning Agency Otis R. Bowen LEAA Midwest Lake Marion Monroe Montgomery Frank A. Jessup CIPA

Pentagon Admits Cost Overruns and Spending Shifts

Pentagon budget official Fred P. Wacker told the House Armed Services Committee that cost overruns stem from bad estimates and that financial constraints will force fewer weapons purchases and fewer high tech advances. He noted last armor tech and night vision rising costs and said Congress should not expect major increases in weapons funding.

Washington Pentagon Fred P. Wacker House Armed Services Committee Congress Wacker

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