Watergate Report Highlights Indictment Question
The Watergate report to Congress left unanswered whether Nixon can be indicted and why no indictment was filed. It notes erased 18 minute gaps in a Nixon Haldeman tape and a $100,000 Hughes to Rebozo flow, with no conclusive charges. The document recommends constitutional clarification and cites 123 questioned individuals.
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Washington
Watergate
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Howard Hughes
Nixon
Charles C.G
Bebe
Rebozo
Watergate Prosecution Force
Democratic Party
Congress
Henry S. Ruth Jr
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
H. R. Haldeman
Kissinger Defies Subpoena On Cyprus Crisis Memo
Secretary of State Kissinger refuses to submit subpoenaed memorandum detailing U.S. handling of the Cyprus crisis. He offers a summary of views at a Ottawa news conference but insists on protecting names and not revealing documents. House intelligence chief Pike questions full compliance as Cyprus tensions loom.
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Jim Adams
Associated Press
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
House Intelligence Committee
U.S
Kissinger
Ottawa
Canada
Otis G. Pike
Dn.y
Congress
Cyprus
State Department
Thomas Boyatt
Boyatt
Taylor G. Belcher
Viet Refugees Head For Home From Guam
About 1,600 Vietnamese refugees sailed for home aboard the Thuong Tin L from Guam amid U S criticism of the evacuation. The ship carried no flag and carried a harbor pilot. North and South Vietnam condemned the United States for allowing the exodus and some evacuees hoped to return to Vietnam while others waited for assurances of welcome.
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Agana
Guam
U.S
South Vietnam
Thuong Tin L
North Vietnam
United States
Tran Ngoc Thach
Vietnam
Thach
Provisional
Hong Kong
Budget Outline Indicates 1977 Cuts and Agency Talks
Federal budget planning for 1977 centers on a $395 billion ceiling with $28 billion in proposed reductions. Budget Director James T. Lynn said agency heads will review plans within a week or two, appealing to the President if needed. Entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare are cited as growth targets while agencies are urged to propose initiatives to fit the ceiling. Labor Secretary Dunlop noted no specific cuts but urged overall reductions. Ford’s call for action ahead of back-page discussion accompanies local leaf collection activity in the city streets department, with crews operating weather permitting.
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Washington
James T. Lynn Lynn
Ford
Office of Management and Budget
Lutin
al Nelegepeps
Lynn
OMB
Labor
John T. Dunlop
White House
Dunlop
City Streets Department
Second Ward
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
Labor Department
Central States
Southeast
Southwest Areas
Harrison A. Williams
D-N.j
Senate Labor Committee
Justice
Police Say We Just Goofed
In Hartford, President Ford’s motorcade ran a green light at an unguarded intersection. Secret Service blamed police, while Hartford officers admitted they lacked staffing to seal all crossings, leading to a broadside collision.
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Washington
Secret Service
Ford
Hartford
Conn
White House
Donald Rumsfeld
Kenneth Lynch
Lynch
County to Insulate Homes Under Federal Winterization Program
Erie County redevelopment authority approved hiring two crews of six men and a supervisor for a year long insulation project funded by the CETA winterization program. Three workers from Carry join crews with others from Union City, Edinboro and Erie. supervisor is Charles Chitwood. Bids awarded for materials and truck lettering. total bid sum $2,715. Three houses have been approved. work starts next week on qualifying owner occupied single-family homes earning under $5,000 annually.
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Erie County Redevelopment Authority
ECRA
Virginia Tuzzo
Carry
Erie County
Thomas Potocki
North Center Street
Do Gangsters Run Teamsters Fund?
AP Labor Writer Robert A. Dobkin reports a team of Labor Department auditors is examining federal records of the largest Teamsters union pension fund to determine control and management questions. The probe seeks to uncover possible misuse or influence over the fund by unauthorized parties.
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Robert A. Dobkin
Washington (Ap
Labor Department
Teamsters Union
NYS Youth Suspected In Car Theft Here
A 16-year-old New York State youth is suspected in a car theft reported to Corry state police. The vehicle was found near the youth’s home after a late night incident on Spencer road in Columbus Township. The juvenile, held for questioning, faces reckless driving and traffic signal violations while the stolen car inquiry continues.
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New York
Spencer Road
Main Street
Columb
Kennedy
N.Y
Jamestown
Leonard F’. Tucci
R.D. 1
Columbus
Tucci
New York Police
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William Hungate
D-Mo
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Charles Ruff
Huth
Archibald Cox
Hughes
Greece
Turkey
Foreign Service
Corry
Journal
Pennsylvania
McEldowney
NYS
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Frank E. Fitasimmons
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