Subpoena Demands More White House Watergate Records
In Washington UPI reports Judge John J. Sirica issued a new subpoena directing President Nixon to surrender tapes and documents from over 60 White House conversations. The order, delivered to Nixon lawyer James D. St. Clair, sets a May 2 deadline as Jaworski presses for materials in the Watergate cover up case.
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UPI
White House
Nixon
Leon Jaworski
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
George K. McKinney
U.S
District of Columbia
James D. St. Clair
Sirica
Jaworski
John N. Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Erhlichman
John H. Melcher
American Shipbuilding Co
Washington, D.C
Jaworski receives IRS records in Nixon tax probe
Special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski has obtained IRS records on Nixon's tax return investigation. The transfer followed testimony from tax accountant Arthur Blech who prepared Nixon's returns under Frank DeMarco Jr. The move comes as Jaworski seeks permission from William Saxbe to review the tax case and as Nixon faces taxes owed.
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UPS
Leon Jaworski
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Nixon
Arthur Blech
Los Angeles
UPI
Jaworski
William Saxbe
Blech
Joint Tax Committee
Congress
White House
Joint Committee
Esposito seeks Demo nnd for Congress
Rep. Francis Esposito of Rutland announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Congress. He joins four other Democrats in the race and urged the party to provide positive alternatives, saying impeachment should proceed but he would not state his vote. He would resign from the party post if elected.
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Rutland
UPI
Francis Esposito
Congress
Democratic State Committee
Esposito
Burlington
Francis Cain
Dennis Morrisseau
Hinesburg
John Welch Jr
Bennington sisters pledge open meetings under right-to-know law
Vermont officials admonished five new Bennington listers for barring reporters from a meeting and not calling an executive session when needed. They promised future compliance with state law after discussions with town counsel and the Tax Department’s James E. Alexander. The board elected Kathy O Donnell as chair and Fred Harwood as vice chair and planned further study of Bennington College land for taxation.
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Bennington
WBTN
James E. Alexander
State Tax Department
Norton Barber
Ray Bolton
Edward R. Lamb
Listers
Lamb
Alexander
Department
Kathy O’donnell
Barber
Walter Noyes
Noyes
O’donnell
Fred Harwood
Peter R. Donavan
Bennington College
Donavan
Lister
Joyce Gavin
GMP Defends Use of Controversial Herbicide 245T
GMP defends plan to apply 245T for power line brush control amid concerns from State Health Commissioner Anthony Robbins and academic experts. Officials say the chemical is safe when properly used, while authorities review risks and authorize use in Websterville East Barre St Johnsbury and East Montpelier with diluted, modern formulations.
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Burlington
UPI
Anthony Robbins
Robbins
State Health Board
State
State Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department
Green Mountain Power Corp
Green Mountain
Vermont
Arthur Westing
U.S
Vietnam
Westing
Websterville
East Barre
St. Johnsbury
East Montpelier
Raymond DeForge
Navy ends Project Sanguine funding and halts work
The Navy declares a geographic suspension of Project Sanguine as it runs out of money and stops all activity at the Clam Lake Wisconsin test site until June 30. The program aimed to provide submarines with radio contact via buried cables and ionospheric bounce, facing environmental and political opposition through a decade of controversy.
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UPS
Navy
Clam Lake
Wis
Wisconsin
Melvin R. Laird
Texas
George H. Mahon
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Upper
Michigan
Congress
Mallary opposes outsiders campaigning in Vermont race
UPI reporting from Rutland quotes Rep. Richard W. Mallary saying he never favored inviting out-of-staters to campaign for him and would not urge Nixon to campaign in Vermont. He discusses impeachment and says he will study House Judiciary Committee findings before deciding. Mallary faces Charles Ross in the GOP senatorial primary.
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Donald Rowan
Wick
Rutland
UPI
Richard W. Mallary
R-Vt
Nixon
Mallary
U.S. Senate
George D. Aiken
Mallory
Vermont
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Hinesburg
Charles Ross
Inside Notes On Maple Custard Recipe And More
On the Inside readers get a maple custard recipe from happy cooks on page three. An editorial examines safety hazards at Mt Anthony Junior High on page four. Town Counsel Norton Barber discusses appraisal freezes in a letter on page four. A piece about a supportive group of cancer victims appears on page five. A light note recalls Revolutionary War era streaking and asks how victory was achieved on page six. Shaftsbury resident challenges a new reap praisal as unfair on page eight. Strawbery Banke in New Hampshire marks ten years on page ten. Is a recession approaching discussed on page eleven.
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Mt. Anthony
Norton Barber
Shaftsbury
Strawbery Banke
New Hampshire
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