Japan and United States seek to ease energy crisis
In Tokyo two day talks between Japan and the United States ended with a pledge to cooperate on energy shortages. Officials discussed a Nixon visit and plans for joint energy projects including oil and gas development in Soviet Siberia and a large uranium fuel plant in the United States. An embargo on soy exports caused American embarrassment to Japan.
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Solons Debate No Knock Raids And Repeal Talk
Washington AP senator comments on whether to extend Nixon era no knock police raids. The DEA orders agents to use no knock only with strict authorization. Critics argue the rule may not fully protect constitutional rights and consider repealing no knock authority.
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Consumer aide shifts focus to quality foods in groceries
Nancy Steorts named special assistant for consumer affairs by Agriculture Secretary Carl Tu bulz. She stresses buying better meat and produce and questions consumer blame for high prices. Steorts values communication with consumers and says she did not join the spring meat boycott.
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Tax book buyers beware in IRS crackdown
The Internal Revenue Service seeks records from Karl J. Bray of Orem Utah author of Taxation and Tyranny to identify purchasers who paid for the $1 book by check The IRS aims to verify if buyers have filed tax returns before the April 15 deadline and to monitor potential disobedience to tax laws.
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Mitchell and Stans seek dismissal of Watergate charges
John N. Mitchell and Maurice Stans asked for dismissal of federal charges alleging they tried to obstruct a Vesey inquiry in exchange for a $200000 contribution. They argue Senate Watergate hearings and coverage tainted the grand jury and indictment. Mitchell's attorney said the committee effectively vouched for his indictment and perhaps guilt.
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McGovern and Goldwater clash over Nixon taping issue
McGovern condemns White House taping as invasion of privacy while Goldwater supports recording for historical purposes. The dispute frames Senate Watergate hearings with leaders like Mansfield and Dole weighing in on the practice and its implications for privacy and history.
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Nixon bugs illegal and unpunishable says FCC official
FCC spokesman says Nixon illegal to tape telephone conversations without proper beeping indicator and recorder equipment. Senate Watergate committee counsel calls White House taps a tariff violation, not a crime, noting Supreme Court limits on wiretapping.
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