Jaworski seeks subpoena for more White House tapes
Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski and the House Judiciary Committee seek 64 meetings and conversations from 1973 Palm Sunday weekend to bolster impeachment efforts. The subpoena targets talks with Haldeman Ehrlichman Colson Dean and other White House aides linked to Watergate. Trial for Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman Colson and others is set for September 9.
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Town Manager Proposes Major Town Government Reorganization
Town Manager Edward R. Lamb proposed a sweeping reorganization plan on Tuesday. The outline includes creating a department of public services and reorganizing existing agencies to streamline operations and improve efficiency.
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High court restores Kent State civil rights suits
The Supreme Court reinstated two civil suits by families of Kent State victims, allowing federal damages actions against Ohio officials and National Guard members. The decision did not rule on merits, sending the cases back to Cleveland federal court for further action. Four students were killed and nine wounded on May 4, 1970, when guardsmen opened fire during a campus demonstration.
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Traxler Wins Michigan Eighth District Seat in Watergate Referendum
J Bob Traxler captured Michigan s Eighth District seat with 59 918 votes to 56 898 for James Sparling in a district swayed by Watergate. Traxler led from early counts, winning Bay County decisively as Nixon hosted a campaign swing for Sparling, fueling a Democratic upset amid high turnout.
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Nixon Defeat Lowers Nixon Prestige in Michigan District
In Michigan 8th District special election Democrat J Robert Traxler defeated GOP candidate James M Sparling amid Watergate backlash. Traxler won rural and Bay County areas, campaigning on impeachment issues. Sparling credited no personal impact from Nixon visit. Victory marks fourth Democrat win in five special congressional elections this year, signaling potential GOP trouble ahead.
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Bank guard challenges FBI view of Hearst as reluctant robber
Edward Shea, a 66 year old San Francisco bank guard, says Patricia Hearst showed no reluctance during the Symbionese Liberation Army robbery, asserting she would shoot the first person who moved. FBI statements citing possible coercion were based on bank camera photos.
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Not reluctant Hearst concludes in bank robbery
Attorney General Saxbe says Patricia Hearst not a reluctant participant in the San Francisco SLA bank robbery. He cites her behavior, witnesses, and bank actions as evidence. He calls SLA members common criminals and implies Hearst is part of the crime.
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Nixon to nominate William Simon as Treasury secretary
President Nixon plans to nominate William E. Simon, 46, to succeed George P. Shultz as Treasury secretary. Simon, a former Wall Street investment banker and current federal energy chief, will be replaced at the Federal Energy Office by deputy John C. Sawhill. Shultz will resign in May, leaving the last original 1969 Nixon cabinet member.
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Inside Army Cuts Calley Sentence Half
A condensed report notes reallocation of time served by Calley amid ongoing wartime debates. Page references appear to indicate a roundup of editorials and features across sections including opinions, profiles, and notices.
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