Nixon Admits Slowing FBI Probe and Faces Impeachment
President Nixon acknowledged delaying the FBI investigation after the 1972 Watergate break-in to protect his reelection, stating the conduct was an omission for which he takes responsibility. He argued the record does not justify impeachment despite calls to resign.
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Top Nixon defender shifts stance on impeachment
Rep. Charles E. Wiggins and two other Nixon backers on the House Judiciary Committee weigh impeachment if Nixon does not resign. Senate Republican leaders urge resignation while House Speaker Carl Albert disputes, as aides brief leaders on withheld tapes. Wiggins says Nixon’s claim of withholding evidence signals possible obstruction of justice.
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Reagan Told by Reinecke ET Won't Quit
SACRAMENTO UP I - Gov Ed Reinecke met Ronald Reagan and said despite a felony perjury conviction he would not leave office until post trial legal rights are exhausted. Reinecke explained Reagan misunderstood the legal situation and does not want to defy his rights.
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Milpitas police capture bank robbery suspect after high-speed chase
Officers cornered and nabbed a bank robbery suspect identified as Robert Emerson Ezzell, 34, after a chase from the Ban of America branch at White and Story, leading to a wreck at Ed Levin Park. An off duty highway patrolman from Fremont, Sab William Moberly, was shot in the left arm. both officers were hospitalized in San Jose.
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Council eyes franchise Cable TV dispute heats up
Fremont city council will review Fremont Cable TV franchise compliance tonight. staff say 37.4 miles undergrounding remain and 4.07 miles of aerial lines unfinished while 275 miles were to be cabled by August 1972. company asserts 274 miles served with lines along some home casements.
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UN Urges Restraint After Famagusta Fighting Burst
United Nations reported a spike in serious fighting on the east coast Cypriot port of Famagusta as Turkey and Greece reached a tentative cease-fire line agreement. Refugees, around 10,000 Turkish Cypriots, crowded the port area while officers from Greek and Turkish forces prepared for talks with British and UN representatives on cease-fire demarcation.
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Drug center head arrested for burglary in Pleasanton
Aurelio Montoya 44 the head of CURA S Pleasanton heroin treatment center was arrested with his wife Linda 23 and counselor Mike Apodaca 44 in a burglary at Lester Brake s home on Wells Avenue Newark police reported a broken door frame and stolen items including three cameras a vcr and a color television. All three showed fresh needle marks in their arms and Montoya said he entered the home to borrow some rapes but Brake denied approval authorities said no one was charged with drug use.
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Tuesday Weather Outlook With Warmer Temperatures
Overcast nights and mornings give way to mostly fair skies and warm conditions. Highs near the low 80s with overnight lows in the low 60s. Westerly winds 19 to 20 mph in the afternoons. Fremont yesterday peaked at 82 degrees.
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