Nixon aides weigh how to respond to protests in 1971 tape
A newly released Nixon tape shows White House advisers debating whether to ignore or arrest protesters marching through Washington on April 27 1971. Ehrlichman urged calm steady action while Mitchell urged hardline arrest and destruction of the cadres as thousands gathered and occupied government buildings.
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Investigators Focus on Mills In White House Video Tapes
Congressional and federal investigators seek whether White House aide Cheryl Mills had prior knowledge of subpoenaed videotapes from Clinton fund raising. Mills to be questioned on Capitol Hill. White House says delays were mistakes not deceit.
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Solidarity activist picked to serve as Poland prime minister
Jerzy Buzek, a Solidarity leader, named Poland's prime minister by President Aleksander Kwasniewski after a one hour meeting. The Solidarity coalition won 261 seats in the 460 member parliament in elections Sept 21, ousting the Democratic Left Alliance and restoring Solidarity to government leadership.
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White House asserts privilege over casino memos in 1995 case
The White House claims executive privilege to seal notes to and from President Clinton and aides regarding the 1995 denial of a casino license for three Chippewa tribes in Wisconsin. The dispute centers on whether political influence affected the Interior Department decision and related Senate deposition remarks.
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General Mills challenges local Board of Adjustment in trash transfer case
General Mills sues over Board of Adjustment rulings on a trash transfer facility at Edgewood Road SW alleging insufficient public notice and failure to justify the decision. The suit targets delays and seeks a review of ordinance compliance while noting potential traffic and neighborhood impacts. Four transfer sites already operate in Iowa.
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The Gazette Reports County News in Daily Ledger
The Gazette covers ongoing county affairs with brief updates on local government, public notices, and community events. Readers learn about council decisions, upcoming deadlines, and notable happenings shaping the region.
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