Nixon Expands Executive Power in Second Term
President Nixon uses assertive executive tools to reshape government sparking a clash with Congress over spending powers, executive privilege, and a reduced cabinet role. Aides defend a limited approach while critics warn of dangerous concentration of authority and a one man rule.
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Five Cars Kill Elderly Man Crossing Freeway in Los Angeles
Five cars struck and killed Louis Williams a 69 year old transient as he attempted to walk across the Santa Ana freeway in downtown Los Angeles. Four drivers fled the scene and one stopped but was not cited. The highway patrol sought the other drivers while noting all vehicles should have stopped.
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