Colson testifies Nixon warned of Watergate involvement
Former White House counsel Charles Colson tells impeachment investigators he warned Nixon by mid February 1973 that confidants close to the President were involved in Watergate. He says Nixon declined to hire an outside lawyer and that Colson discussed the matter with Haldeman and the President, urging action. Colson’s draft testimony aligns with prior statements to John Doar, noting concerns about Mitchell and Magruder without hard evidence.
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Washington
White House
Charles Colson
House
Nixon
Colson
John Doar
John Mitchell
Jeb Magruder
H.R
Bob) Haldeman
Messrs. Mitchell and
Magruder
Mitchell
E. Howard
Hunt
David J. Shapiro
Shapiro
Watergate
Congress's Taxpayer Toll on Taxpayer Sums Revealed
A blunt critique of the Congressional Record and federal spending highlights wasteful costs. Examples cite inflated plane plate bids, studies on sounds, relationships, and species, plus a debt ceiling clash as Simon hints at raising totals. The piece contrasts past party vows with current spending, urging fiscal restraint.
Economic meltdown text cites Nixon era gold standard collapse
The author rails against U S debt and inflation, arguing gold backing ended with Nixon. He cites $11 billion gold, $475 billion debt, $125 billion held abroad, and $4 billion oil nation surplus. Inflation projections loom, wage controls failed, and baby born amid national debt imagines $2300 owed. He warns of systemic folly yet sees underlying national wealth.
Abandon price fight echoing through markets and memories
The piece traces dodgy forecasts of lower price rises and rates, noting a government pullback from direct market intervention, rising consumer costs, and a shift toward stronger labor pressure while recalling a 1934 era memory of hardship, gas at 12 cents, and a deceased father.
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New York
Erie
Academy High School
Academe
Academy
14 600 Yesterdays by Bill Eaton a nostalgic romance
A reflective piece by Bill Eaton recalls youth, dating rituals, and aging as Friday night social life looms. The narrator celebrates beauty and memory, contrasts youth with age, and notes experiences with girls, dancing, and flirtation while weighing plans for future nights.
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Proxmire
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Herbert J. Frank
Aerosonic Corp
McDonnell-Douglas
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McDonnell- Douglas
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Department of Transportation
India
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