The Unmaking of a President Part V Battle Front Arises
A Washington restaurant encounter foreshadows a new front as Vice President Spiro Agnew faces an expanding probe. The Baltimore case centers on county contracts, payments, and a widening web of engineering firms. Prosecutors use immunity deals to pressure figures from Lester Matz to William Fornoff, linking Agnew to bribes and tax evasion. Agnew denies wrongdoing, but pressure grows, prompting talks, resignations, and a looming constitutional battle.
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Spiro Agnew
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U.S
George Beall
Beall
William Fornoff
Matz
Joseph Kaplan
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Agnew
Matt
United States
Charles W. Colson
Judah Best
Colson
Lester Matz
Jerome Wolff
Allen Green
I. H
Bud) Hammerman III
Hammerman
Eliot Richardson
Pittsburgh
Gallup
Cherokee Nation
James Michener
Duke Ellington
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Bryce Harlow
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Richardson
Washington Post
Carl Albert
House of Representatives
Justice Department
Nixon
Republic
Los Angeles
Buzhardt
Key Biscayne
Henry Kissinger
United States District
Walter E. Hoffman
Vermont wholesale volume on the rise
Vermont wholesale establishments numbered 672 in 1972 with sales totaling 589 million dollars, up 54 percent from 1967. State payroll reached 44 million, up 61 percent since 1967, as the final WC72 report prepares geographic and business data and notices on Census publications.
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Social Economic Statistics Administration
Washington, D.C
Pop Art and After at Williams College Exhibit
Williams College presents Pop Art and After at Lawrence Hall Gallery 9 directed by Emily Aquila. It highlights Roy Lichtenstein Andy Warhol James Rosenquist Robert Indiana Tom Wesselmann and Claes Oldenburg with works including Lichtenstein Rouen Cathedral Warhol Flowers Campbell's Soup Can Liz Taylor and Oldenburg Pizza Giant Ice Cream Bar. The exhibit surveys early 1960s pop art alongside pre pop artists and notes Photo Realism as a current movement. Open daily 10 am to 4 pm and Sundays 1 to 4 pm through Jan 31 with free admission.
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Lawrence Hall
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Emily Aquila
Roy Lichtenstein
Andy Warhol
James Rosenquist
Robert Indiana
Tom Wesselmann
Claes Oldenburg
Lichtenstein
Rouen
Warhol
Liz Taylor
Oldenburg
Marilyn Monroe
Crak
Campbell
Robert Rauschenberg
Jim Dine
Jasper Johns
Williams College Museum of Art
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