President To Resist Subpoena Reported By White House
The White House said President Nixon will resist a subpoena and refuse to appear before Congress, citing constitutional grounds. Deputy press secretary Gerald Warren stated White House attorneys will advise the President to decline to testify, with Nixon expected to follow that guidance.
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Copper Theft Ring Tops $100,000 Losses In Iowa City Area
Statewide organized copper thief ring blamed for a series of break-ins at construction sites in Iowa City Coralville and neighboring areas. Hilton Inn at Coralville suffered about seven thousand dollars in copper losses across four break-ins in 61 days. Officials say thieves target copper wiring and specialized fittings amid a thriving black market. Court actions linked to Watergate investigations appear in broader context of national seizures, with emplaced subpoenas and testimonies discussed by judges and attorneys.
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Gary Hughes
Lva Cy
Jett
Nixon
White House
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Coralville
Hughes
Hilton Inn
Johnson County
Millon
Millen
Inn Schedied
Rupert Wawin
Privager
Tiftoninn
Energy bill falters as oil profits row stalls action
Washington AP report on Congress failing to pass the emergency energy bill after a Senate 87 to 37 vote to recommit to conference. Administration warns without the measure, Nixon may order rationing, and gasoline scarcity could loom this summer amid talk of price controls and energy act proposals.
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Hal Vongeoss
Property Tax Rates Set in Linn County Area
Tax rates for 1974 in Cedar Rapids Marion and surrounding townships will drop on a 12 month basis with an 11 month levy shift due to a state law. Homeowners in Cedar Rapids and Marion districts will see lower bills while Springville Robins see rises tied to municipal budgets and water timing issues. The bill totals will be higher for an interim 10 month period, but the third payment due in spring 1975.
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Toy City
Massive Manhunt for San Francisco Killers
AP reports a citywide manhunt codenamed Operation Zebra targets at least two gunmen linked to ten killings over recent months. Five people shot in two hours Monday night. Roxanne McMillan survived with critical injuries, while doctors warn paralysis possible. Police say ballistics indicate multiple suspects and weapons.
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O'Connor
Tosday
Federal Energy
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Quely
Blale Kissinger Gas
Washington
Japan
Sewell
Wag White
Roxanne McMillan
FW. Buladall
Aan Pranelseo General Hospital
Rate Hikes To Reflect Price Rises
Washington AP reports a proposed Miccu-Atey plan to ease diesel fuel shortages for trucking firms. It would allow passthrough of fuel cost increases to customers, triple fuel price monitors, and establish a mandatory allotment to ensure trucking fuel supply. Public uptake and exact sourcing remain undecided.
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Uel
Aputestey
la Bead
W. J. Usery
Uscry
Federal Energy Office
Tyler State
Chotiner Dies Longtime Nixon Adviser and Ally
Murray Chotiner a trusted ally and adviser to President Nixon for nearly 30 years died after a car crash in Suburban McLean Virginia. He had a broken leg from the accident and officials said a blood clot likely caused his death. Chotiner helped Nixon win elections and served as general counsel to the White House and later special counsel before returning to private practice.
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UPL
Murray Chofiner
Ail
Nixon
Ded Werdlheselay
Chotiner
Aly
McLean
Washington Hospital
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Chuliper
White House
Washington
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le Havid
Dirityy Jalue
Nixon Delivers State of Union Speech Tonight
Washington AP reports President Nixon will address Congress tonight in the State of the Union likely touching Watergate issues. Officials declined to preview topics, with aides signaling the president may discuss several matters during the joint session.
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Washington
Congress
DOT
Gerald Warren
Melvin Laird
Iskeel
Aban
Lermind
Conlon
White Horn
Cne
Cap Oysiil
Ajo Teleovision
Fragmented report on witnesses and suspects in ship theft case
A garbled police briefing references witnesses and two young men tied to a ship theft. Chief Inspector Charles Hiren describes the suspects and the alleged spark of ship plundering, noting slim leads and unclear descriptions from witnesses.
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