Impeachment Coalition Holds On As Rodino Leads
The House committee, guided by Peter Rodino, labored through months of tension to build a bipartisan impeachment coalition. Aiming to deliver charges on August 19, lawmakers balanced pressure, leaks, and legal debate while Nixon’s tapes and subpoenas shaped shifting support.
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Senate
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Arizona
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Nixon
John Doar
James D. St. Clair
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White House
John Conyers
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Drought and politics mix in regional surveys and recalls
Drought report shows Nebraska losses at 2.2 billion with 85 percent of nonirrigated corn and 67 percent of sorghum lost, while Oklahoma suffers widespread crop weakness. Separate Capitol Hill notes reflect partisan splits over subpoenas and impeachment pressure. Rep. Cohen backs the letter, while disagreement centers on constitutional responses and restraint of impeachment hawks.
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Western doctors urge cautious acupuncture studies abroad
A delegation of Western trained surgeons and anesthesiologists urged limited trials of acupuncture in the United States. They advised pursuing cooperative clinical studies with Chinese practitioners and licensed American professionals, conducted only in qualified investigational settings to avoid quackery, with emphasis on caution in Western patients. Members listed include AMA leaders and notably Ann Landers' sobriquet Jules Lederer.
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Long Beach
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Durham
N.C
American Academy of Pediatrics
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Decatur
Ala
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Chicago
Department of International Medicine
Charles A. Hoffman
Huntington
W.va
Hoffman
Marion T. Jenkins
Dallas
Tex
American Society of Anesthesiologists
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Alexandria
Russell B. Roth
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Families Of Hostages Under Severe Strain
Judy Standley, a prison library worker in Huntsville, is among hostages held by three convicts since July 24. Her mother, Mrs. Jim Crockett, describes the constant fear and strain on families as negotiations continue and details Judy’s past.
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GAO Questions FEA Monitoring of Fuel Allocations
The General Accounting Office says the Federal Energy Administration cannot closely monitor supplier compliance with petroleum allocation rules. Sen. Ribicoff cites the lack of an effective monitoring system as a route to inequities in allocations. FEA Administrator Sawhill defends ongoing oversight and market protection under the Petroleum Allocation Act.
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General Accounting Office
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GAO
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D-Conn
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John C. Sawhill
Fulbright policy debate and Cuba stance noted
The article reports on Fulbright discussions and Kissinger assessments as well as Holt's critique of isolation policy, Cuba's widening ties in Latin America, and plans to ease the US embargo and travel restrictions. It also covers a GAO finding that independents lose ground to majors and energy administration delays in petroleum allotments.
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New York City
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Energy Administration
Congress
Peres warns Israel will not give up all heights
In remarks mid east coverage Peres says Israel will not relinquish all strategic heights despite ongoing dialogue. He states Israel has defensive plans, can face any confrontation, and accuses Syria and Egypt of military buildup with Soviet arms flowing to allies. He cites MIG23 transfers and heightened Arab radio propaganda.
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Syria
Iraq
Libya
Moscow
East Germany
Cyprus Mountaintop Strongpoint Target in Cyprus Fighting
Cyprus strongpoint on Cypress Tree Mountain defended by two artillery guns came under direct attack Friday. Turkish buildup at Kyrenia port greets UN mediated talks in Nicosia where no cease-fire line survey has begun. Western Kyrenia mountains saw recoiless rifles aimed toward Lapithos and Karavas, abandoned by Greek forces two days earlier.
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