Nixon impeachment poll shows Senate unlikely to oust him
Washington report from the Washington Post indicates support for removing President Nixon has weakened in the Senate but a House impeachment vote would still fail by more than 80 votes. The poll, based on interviews with senators, suggests Nixon could survive a Senate trial by a margin of 12 to 17 votes.
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TV officials urge open Nixon impeachment hearings
Three major networks ABC CBS and NBC push for televised hearings on President Nixon impeachment to preserve fair process and curb leaks. CBS News president Salant and Walter Cronkite insist public access helps democracy and lets the nation witness history in the making despite judiciary concerns.
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Magruder Autograph Party Draws Big Crowd at Book Fair
WASHINGTON LP Stuart Magruder autographs copies for hundreds at a Sunday book fair. He discusses Watergate and his possible prison term while chatting casually. Attendees crowd for selfies and small talk as he addresses the audience.
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Victory garden hero grows illegal marijuana in PA town
Kenneth Kays, a Vietnam veteran famed as a government issue hero, tends a marijuana garden near his trailer. He defends his crop as a personal freedom symbol, recounting prior probation and a later re arrest as prosecutors seek to revoke probation. He vows to let the courts determine justice.
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Mass Transit Funds Linger While Cities Hesitate to Apply
Washington reports billions remain untapped in federal transit funds from the highway trust fund. Massachusetts has secured 567 million for Boston area transit and a highway segment, while Pennsylvania filed for 3165 million for Philadelphia. DOT and UMTA say more states have not pursued grants, viewing transit as a burden rather than a service.
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Stanford students flag limits on BART extension into San Mateo
A Stanford student-led study questions a Daly City to San Mateo County BART extension as too ambitious, costly, and late. The six scholars from engineering, business and urban planning analyzed records and spoke with BART officials and industry experts over a year.
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