Senate Begins Preparations For Possible Nixon Trial
The Senate asks the Rules Committee to review impeachment procedure and precedents for a Nixon trial. Howard Cannon says changes unlikely but invites Senate input, with a Sept 1 deadline. Mansfield and Scott push for televised coverage under strict rules. rules panel to focus on process only.
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Le-Ax Water Distribution Corp Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of Le-Ax Water Distribution Corporation members will be at the Le Ax water office East Washington Street Albany Ohio on Monday August 12 at 7:30 p.m. to conduct business provided by the articles of incorporation. Jean White Secretary Treasurer.
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Subpoena Debate on Wiretaps and White House Unit
Lawmakers continued consideration of a subpoena issue tied to illegal wiretaps and a secret White House investigative unit involved in unlawful acts and obstructing Watergate probes. Rep. Sarbanes warned freedoms were at stake while McClory argued Nixon must answer for acts by aides.
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D-Md
Nixon
Wiggins
McClory
Plumbers
House Judiciary Committee Considers Nixon Impeachment Articles
The House Judiciary Committee voted 28 to 21 to recommend a second impeachment article accusing President Nixon of abusing presidential powers. The debate cites the Pentagon Papers leak by Daniel Ellsberg, wiretapping, and the plumbers unit. Subpoenas seeking tapes were issued, with six Republicans and several Democrats signaling positions on the proposed articles.
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Mich
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Flowers
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D-Pa
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United States
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Dala
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Iowa
Mailing Soil Protests Warned By Postal Service
The U S Postal Service warned that mailing soil to North Vietnam could slow mail delivery or injure workers. An advertiser urged citizens to protest the missing American servicemen by sending soil in letters. Officials advised using double envelopes with taped inner and outer layers to prevent damage.
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