Report Links Campaign Aides to Illegal Corporate Donations
A Senate Watergate committee report alleges Hubert Humphrey and Wilbur Mills campaigns benefited from $137 000 in illegal dairy group and corporate aid. It highlights Chestnut and Johnson invoking the Fifth Amendment while Mills and Humphrey faced scrutiny for undisclosed gifts and missing cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Minneapolis
Jack L. Chestnut
Wilbur D. Mills
Joe P. Johnson
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Mills
Mid- America Dairymen, Inc
Humphrey and
Minnesota Mining
Associated Press
Chestnut
Sen. Humphrey
Co-Op
Harold S. Nelson
David L. Parr
Nelson
Ames
Iowa
Parr
Dairy Coop
Tout Mills
Gerald R. Pepper
The
Iowa Institute of Cooperation
Dairy Co-Op
Coop
Congress Weighs Veto Power Over Presidential Orders
Watergate committee consultant Dr. Arthur Miller proposes congressional veto of every presidential order or directive. The plan requires Senate and House approval before any order can have the force of law, with an office to vet routine directives. The report urges stronger day to day oversight and adoption of computer technology to handle complex government work.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Arthur Miller
Congress
Associated Press
Select Committee
Executive
Watergate Committee
Tax Reform Chances Slim In '74 Session
Washington AP reports Senate liberals abandon tax reform attempts tied to the debt limit bill and face slim odds for new vehicles in 1974. They hope two House tax bills progress, though oil levy plans and broader reform face uncertain fates amid impeachment considerations. The debt limit rises to 495 billion through next March unless signed. Fire and emergency notes follow with two unrelated local incidents.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Moscow
Russell B. Long
Dla
Senate Finance Committee
House
House Rules Committee
Ways and Means
Judiciary Committee
Divorces and marriage notices from Ohio records
Divorce petitions filed by Jewell Faust and Barbara Bargo cite gross neglect and extreme cruelty with custody and alimony requests. Other actions include annullments for Randall Bryant, Flora Saffell, and Betty Wellman. and marriage licenses and land transfers in Meigs County and nearby towns.
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Jewell Lee Faust
David L. Faust
Somerset Route 1
Mexico
Barbara L. Bargo
Herschel Wayne Bargo
New Lexington
Lee County
Randall L. Bryant
Chillicothe
Isabelle Rutter Bryant
Kingston
Isabelle Rutter
Keith V. Bryant
Flora Mae Saffell
Bert William Saffell
Morgan County
E. Raymond
Rise L. Fulmer
Harrison Township
Anna E. Kimble
Richard L. Breese
North Addition
BG State honors list includes two Athens students
Bowling Green State University reports 2,360 spring quarter scholars with two Athens residents named Nancy Sue Dahl and Douglas Lee Krinn among the honor list. Dahl is daughter of Rev and Mrs Arthur L Dahl of 43 Ohio Ave. Krinn is son of Mr and Mrs Kenley R Krinn of 43 Graham Dr. The notice highlights local student achievement.
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Bowling Green, O
Bowling Green State University
Athens
Nancy Sue Dahl
Arthur L. Dahl
Ohio Ave
Douglas Lee Krinn
Kenley R. Krinn
Graham Dr
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Oklahoma
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Johnson
Mills’ Campaign Committee
Champe
Nester
Maxwell House
Champes
Little Giant
Jacksonville
Ohio
Perry County Court News
BGSU
U.S.A
Cannon
State Fair
M Made
Monticello
Aloha Print
Lee
LEE Tech
TECH
Men’s & Boys
Bowmans Department Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Glouster
Community Bank
FDIC
Atta
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