Oil Profits Top Target Of O Neill
Congressional leaders plan early action on curbing excess profits from rising petroleum prices. House Majority Leader O Neill and Sen Mondale pushed for energy crisis probes and separate bills to cut depletion allowances while exploring possible gasoline rationing as a last resort.
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Jaworski vows to present Nixon evidence to grand jury
Special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski said he would reveal any incriminating material about President Nixon to the grand jury without awaiting a ruling on indicting a sitting president. He said it is conceivable he could indict Nixon or name him as an unindicted co conspirator.
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Ervin Seeks Five Dean Tapes To End Watergate Inquiry
Senator Sam Ervin said he would favor ending the Watergate hearings if the White House submits five Dean conversations for review. He argued the tapes could prove John Dean testified truthfully about Nixon's knowledge of the cover up. The White House faced questions over cooperation as Jaworski and Saxbe spoke on indictability and ongoing investigations.
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Chuckle Money Won’t Buy Love but Could Boost Bargaining
Witty adage notes money cannot purchase affection yet may improve one’s leverage in negotiations. The playful line suggests finance affects bargaining stance more than sentiment, hinting at practical power dynamics in deals.
Impeachment Poll Shows House Split on Nixon Probe
The National Observer cites a 377 member House poll on Nixon impeachment with 37 percent no or leaning no, 21 percent yes or leaning yes, and 42 percent undecided. In the no group 141 people including 93 Republicans and 48 Democrats. in the yes group 78 including 5 Republicans and 73 Democrats. in the undecided 158 including 61 Republicans, 9 Democrats and one independent.
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FBI flags ongoing threat from Soviets and New Left
The FBI reports Soviet visitors, black extremists, and the New Left as ongoing threats to internal security. It notes purging millions of obsolete fingerprint records, including about 9000 from the 1971 May Day arrests in Washington. A May 1968 memo and a 1971 note discuss counterintelligence programs aimed at the New Left, white hate groups, the Socialist Workers Party, the Communist Party USA, and black extremists, now slated for discontinuation for security reasons.
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Linn Jail Undercover Tour Highlights Poor Conditions
An editor gives a stark tour of the Linn county jail criticizing moldy cells dirty facilities and heat while noting dim positives such as the food. Prisoners recount rats and insects though the dietitian defends the meals and the sheriff defends the facility as decent.
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Historic Cold Gives Way to Warming Trend in Iowa
A cold snap in Eastern Iowa eased from a record 28 below at Cedar Rapids airport to four below by 10 p.m. as South Sea breezes moved in. The morning low hit minus 26 at 7 a.m. and minus 23 at 8 a.m., breaking the January 12 1912 record by four degrees. Highs are forecast near 20 today and near 40 by Thursday. An hourly rundown of Saturday’s bitter cold follows.
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Kissinger Sees Hope for Egyptian Israeli Disengagement Pact
Secretary of State Kissinger met Israeli leaders in Jerusalem and Cairo amid efforts to finalize an Egyptian Israeli disengagement pact. He reported progress after three hours of talks with Prime Minister Golda Meir, Abba Eban, Moshe Dayan, and Yigal Allon. A working committee will pursue technical discussions through the night as Meir recovers from shingles.
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