Nixon recollection denied in Burger White House talks
The Nation cites John Erlichman’s claims while John Mitchell says Nixon has no recollection of discussing Supreme Court issues in White House meetings with Chief Justice Warren Burger. The White House confirms Justice Department scrutiny of Raymond Donovan over a pre service meeting involving a firm member’s bribe. Desi Arnaz remains seriously ill in a San Diego hospital with an intestinal ailment.
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No official stance on Hughes candidacy delays but honesty valued
Opinion notes Attorney General Miller’s honesty serves Iowa citizens over partisan attacks. Other items discuss China’s religion, civil rights hubbub at Central Dispatch Lounge, rock concerts without beer at Five Seasons Center, and a partial trade by the Cardinals and Padres.
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Ray funds private Iowa voter opinion poll for 1982 race
Gov. Robert Ray agrees to help cover part of a 14000-dollar statewide survey by W. Lance Torrance and Associates to gauge Iowa voter preferences for the 1982 election. Lt. Gov. Terry Branstad and the Republican Party will also contribute.
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David Oman
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Tim Hyde
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Newlywed Wedding by Helicopter Impresses Iowa City
Britta E Anderson and Rick Bogs marry at Danforth Chapel and ride by helicopter to the Carousel Restaurant reception. The airlift, arranged by Cedar Rapids firm Brentner Aircraft, marks the first such flight for the company with permission from Iowa City Coralville and the university. The groom is in army basic training in Oklahoma and the couple plans to move to Denver after training.
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Oklahoma
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Colo
Senate sends farm bill to House amid mixed support
The Senate approves an $11 billion four year compromise farm bill and sends it to the House. It lays out price supports for major crops, extends the food stamp program, and preserves Food for Peace. Dairy farmers voice strong objections amid debate over subsidy levels and sugar provisions.
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William Proxmire
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