08 Apr 1973
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1973
Page
1
A spring storm drenches the Southeast producing three small tornadoes while a blustery southern Rockies storm threatens cattle losses in New Mexico and Colorado. Roads in Las Vegas NM remain closed as winds peak at high speeds.
Watergate case witnesses urged from both parties to testify, asserting executive privilege should not shield knowledge of alleged criminal activity. Sen Charles H. Percy, Sen Thomas Hapleth, Sen Adlai Stevenson, Rep William Seherle join calls amid Nixon refusal to allow current or former aides to testify on the June 17 break in and bugging of Democratic HQs in the Watergate building.
Gov Reagan aims to retire a 552 million tax surplus for taxpayers but faces two critical votes Monday. Assembly Democrats push their rival plan to use the funds, prompting a GOP critique as a political maneuver. The Senate Finance Committee will also vote on the governor's plan, shaping the outcome.
Indian talks with White House aides to end the takeover of Wounded Knee are delayed after a tentative settlement. Federal agents are cited as violating the accord as Avneysa Indian Movement leaders press demands while militants refuse to lay down arms.
Senator Tep and Representative Melcher highlight a disputed Agriculture Department price cut of 226000 dollars on 60 million bushels of surplus wheat sold to a U8 exporter, part of 400 million bushels bought by Russian officials last summer. U.S. Treasury estimates reflect losses from these dealings.
In San Leandro Caldas County juvenile facility, Judge Purchia’s court handles youth up to age 17 with some cases extending to infants. The article describes the variety of cases, the staff and facilities, and notes that listening to baby or toddler witnesses can occur in juvenile proceedings.
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