Campuses Grapple With Crazy Spring Streaking Trend
Across Ohio colleges students stage mass streaks from Columbus to Middletown as figures like John Glenn and Howard Metzenbaum become unlikely participants. Universities threaten discipline while crowds cheer and a few arrests follow.
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John Glenn
U.S. Senate
U.S
Howard Metzenbaum
Howard Metzenbaum. ‘Glenn's Got Nothing To Hide,” Quipped Karl Struble
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green
University of Dayton
Kent State University
Nixon Defends Clemency Link In Watergate Tape Remarks
President Nixon insisted the proposed clemency link was wrong and denied authorizing hush money. He said the day of the cover up he shifted to full disclosure and sought rapid completion of the impeachment inquiry. He noted losses in recent elections may be due to Watergate but predicted gains later.
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Dean
White House
Michigan
Ohio
Nixon defends himself at news conference on hush money claim
President Nixon rejects authorizing hush money payments or clemency offers regarding the Watergate break-in. He confirms he will provide 19 tapes and 700 documents to the House inquiry and agrees to oath interviews. The judge considers the sealed grand jury report as evidence for the House committee.
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House
U. S
John J. Sirica
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House Judiciary Committee
Special Prosecutor's Office
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