Nixon Faces Possible Tax Harassment Charges Inquiry
Rep. Rodino calls IRS evidence a signicant part of the impeachment probe into Nixon. The panel weighs possible abuse of power through audits and leaks tied to political enemies. Doar seeks a subpoena on a key tape segment while status of White House appeal looms.
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Iowa
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Robert McClory
R-Ill
John Doar
U.S
John J. Sirica
Special Prosecutor’s Office
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Leon Jaworski
Doar
Rodine
James D. St. Clair
Nixon Promises Aid to Egypt in Nuclear Power Plans
President Nixon arrived in Saudi Arabia after a Cairo visit where he announced large scale US aid for Egypt's agriculture industry and development including nuclear power. A joint US Egyptian statement outlined plans to negotiate a nuclear power agreement by the early 1980s with safeguards. Israel expressed concern over potential weapons use and awaited official reaction.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Sadat
Ehrlichman to Stand Trial in Plumbers Case
USS. District Judge Gesell ordered former White House aide John Ehrlichman to face trial with other Plumbers defendants. A new trial date is set for June 26 after White House privilege disputes. Gesell said Nixon has allowed access to necessary White House files to aid Ehrlichman’s case.
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Calley Ordered Back To Custody
U S appeals court orders William L. Calley Jr back to full military custody over bail. His lawyers plan a likely Supreme Court emergency appeal to block the return after his 1971 My Lai murder conviction. Calley had been free on a $1,000 bond pending appeal.
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District Court
Violence flares in Northern Ireland with new deaths
In four shootings Thursday and early today a Roman Catholic man from Manchester England died and three others were wounded. He is the 1,029th known fatality since the August 1969 civil strife between Protestant and Catholic extremists.
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Northern Ireland
Manchester
England
Dairy Donations Return Raise Watergate Milk Debate
Political candidates have returned nearly 30 percent of dairy cooperative campaign contributions since Watergate investigators began probing the milk money. Ten candidates gave back 27 150 to 28 9 percent of the 94 090 donated since Sept 1.
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Watergate
Associated Press
Senate Watergate Committee
Partly cloudy with thundershowers Tonight and Saturday
Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of thundershowers late tonight. Lows in the upper 50s. Showers and thundershowers Saturday with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Details, Page 2.
Nixon faces tough peace odds as Palestinian issue looms
President Nixon frames the Palestinian question as essential to Middle East peace during a high profile Middle East visit. Guerrillas attacked a northern Israeli settlement as Sadat prods US diplomacy. King Faisal and Kuwait consider aiding a West Bank state, while Kissinger warns Israelis, Palestinians, and Jerusalem remain the core obstacles to final peace.
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Associated Press
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Lebanon
Nixon
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United States
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Saudi Arabia
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Kuwait
West Bank
Jordan River
Jordan
Syria
Hussein
Palestine Liberation Organization
Geneva
Henry A. Kissinger
Jerusalem
OPEC to Meet in Quito on Gas Price Policy
A group of 11 nations controlling most world oil exports meets in Quito to decide crude pricing for three months. The talks hinge on Saudi positions for lower prices vs others favoring increases, amid a global oil surplus and tax-change proposals that could raise gas prices.
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Bob Monroe
Associated Press
Quito
Ecuador
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Saudi Arabia
Opec Economic Commission
United States
Arabian American Oil Co
Explosion at Gulf Oil Offices Claimed by Weather Underground
A Weather Underground claim followed a Thursday night blast on the 29th floor of Gulf Oil Corp headquarters in Pittsburgh. The explosion shattered windows, damaged offices, and trapped seven in an elevator, with no injuries reported. A two foot diameter hole was left in the floor and a warning call preceded the blast. The group cited Gulf Polices in Angola.
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Gulf Oil Corp
Robert Coll
Gulf Asian Corp
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James Flavin
Associated Press
Portugal
Angola
Baby bed sells fast in Coolville sale
Alan Chapman of Coolville notes a baby bed sold quickly after first sight. The quick purchase reflects the common brisk action in local ads.
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Alan Chapman
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