Ford Pardon Sparks Debate On Nixon Indictment Inquiries
Washington commentary questions why President Ford pardoned Richard Nixon after Watergate. Report notes Jaworski's plan for indictment on obstruction of justice, based on tapes and impeachment votes, and cites sources describing Nixon as weary and isolated at San Clemente while maintaining faculties.
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Why Ford Pardoned Nixon Aide Notes Delicate Psyche
The report describes Nixon's fragile state and fear of indictment, with Ziegler Becker arranging a low key San Clemente meeting. Ford’s advisers argued a presidential pardon would restore tranquility, citing Hamilton and constitutional duty, while downplaying advance knowledge of Watergate.
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Watergate Overshadows Economy as Key Issue
The piece notes Watergate eclipsing the economy as the nation's top problem. It discusses President Ford, Nixon pardon, and the debate over tight money policy led by Alan Greenspan, with economists split on easing credit to spur growth versus curb inflation and its impact on industries and utilities.
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Biggest spy bust at OSS led to nerve wracking capture
A wartime tale of Harry Harry and OSS operatives staging a field test to trap German saboteurs. The narrator recalls the spy spoof that fooled authorities, ending with a dramatic Philadelphia hotel lobby arrest and a celebrated but controversial operation.
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Readers seek action on PennDOT issues with legislators
Area residents unhappy with PennDOT call for contact details to reach lawmakers and officials. The list includes Sen R Buda and Rep Forest Hopn with addresses in Harrisburg and Meadville, plus engineers and staff contacts.
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How to Sue for Damages in Pennsylvania Small Claims
A reader asks about bringing a claim for wall damage in a bathroom during neighbor remodeling. Yes, you can file an action in your local justice of the peace for a fee under $10 if damages are under $100. The fee includes postage and registered mail costs for serving the defendant.
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