Senate Republican Hugh Scott Calls for Full Disclosure
In a statement Senator Hugh Scott distances himself from Nixon and urges complete total disclosure on investigations threatening the president. He says he would pull a truck up to the White House gates to reveal disclosures if possible.
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Trust in Special Prosecutor and Nixon Referrals
A Senate exchange questions trust in the special prosecutor for handling classified material. Senators press for full memo disclosure while expressing wary confidence in the prosecutor over the President. The speaker laments that without trust, the nation faces greater difficulty than a Senate truck can manage.
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Watergate hits CIA security chief in forced retirement
Washington reports the Watergate affair led to the early retirement of Howard Osborn, longtime CIA director of security, amid questions over a memo on destroyed documents tied to James McCord. The episode spurred inquiries by Nedzi, Colby, and Jaworski's prosecutors, with Osborn denying knowledge of the memo.
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Wall Street Moves to Negotiate Small Stock Orders
New York AP report says brokers trial negotiated rates on orders under 2000 as SEC push aims to replace fixed commissions by April 1 1975. Early signs point to lower charges like Merrill Lynch saving about five dollars on a 1000 share add order, while larger investors and tax policy, institution dominance, and past market excess shape mixed outlook for a revived bull market.
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Fuzzy Crystal Ball Warns of Excitement and Risk Ahead
A fragmentary column mixes contact lines for PA and federal legislators with a reflective, opinionated forecast. The piece contrasts political security slogans and restless adventurous drives, warning that excessive government safety may spur bold, uncertain pursuits and social shifts.
Farmers Challenged in Surviving with Low Returns
In a Paul Harvey style meditation a farmer speaks of struggle and resilience as he endures 25 years of near zero returns, facing bugs market swings and weather, while criticizing welfare dependence and political protection. The piece links rural life to broader social pressures and the search for escape in unhealthy temptations.
Legal Answers and Household Finance Q&A
A reader seeks steps to appeal a Social Security disability denial, with guidance to gather medical evidence and pursue reconsideration, a hearing, Appeals Council review, and possible district court action. The column suggests counsel and proper medical proof. It also covers changing life insurance beneficiaries and recovering a loan via a court judgment, liens, and priority payments when selling the debtor’s home.
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