Nixon says president can order actions not illegal
Nixon defends presidential prerogative in Frost interview saying actions by the president aren’t illegal if framed as national security. He cites possible justification for wartime measures and weighs the moral weight of ordering break-ins and Vietnam actions while denying outright criminal intent.
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Nixon
White House
John Ehrlichman
the Times
Frost
Haiphong
Internal Revenue Service
East Area Rapist Terrorizes Sacramento Neighborhoods
Since October 1975 the east area rapist has attacked at least 23 women in middle and upper middle class east Sacramento neighborhoods. The assailant, described as a young white male, has threatened to kill. residents report increased fear, porch lights kept on, and a citizen group offering over $10,000 for information.
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Sacramento
Calif
East Area
State Capitol
Election Bill Faces Reform Push and Possible Lawsuit Clash
House debate centers on a Democratic amendment linking a statewide ballot to a new registration system. Republicans claim rule violations and pledge to study a lawsuit while Democrats push to use the system to boost turnout for 1978 and redraw districts after the 1980 Census. Separately, Sacramento County deputies search for a serial rapist linked to 23 cases, with 2,500 tips and no solid suspect yet. victims report home invasions and the assailant wearing gloves and a mask.
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Kurfess
House
Finance Committee
Alan E. Norris
Westerville
Legal
Rhodes
Senate
U.S
GOP
Soviet and U.S. clash over cruise missile limits in arms talks
Soviet and American negotiators remain deadlocked over whether new treaty limits should cover the Cruise missile and the Backfire bomber. Secretary Vance proposed interim terms to exempt both systems and a deep cut in Vladivostok ceilings, while Moscow insisted on ceilings and Cruise inclusion only.
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Vance
Vladivostok
Gromyko
China
France
More College Graduates Are Becoming Officers
About 10 000 college graduates will become military officers this summer marking the first rise in commissions after an eight year decline driven by an anti military mood on campuses during the Vietnam era. ROTC enrollment rose 8 percent this year to 81 544 cadets at 356 colleges and universities signaling a continuing recovery from the late 1960s and 1970s.
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Washington
Army
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