House Judiciary panel weighs Nixon impeachment fate
The 38 members of the House Judiciary Committee span liberal Democrats like Robert F. Drinan to conservative Republicans such as Lawrence Hogan. They face a history making vote on impeachment with debates over offenses, constitutional power, and public opinion shaping their decisions. Chairman Peter Rodino leads a cautious, thorough inquiry as Republicans and Democrats alike weigh party loyalties against the national crisis.
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Massachusetts
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