Special Prosecutor Assured Can Go To Court On Evidence
A special prosecutor is assured he can proceed in court on evidence in Watergate gate investigations. Gerald R. Ford told a Senate committee Nixon could recover with help from many people. He called the illegal acts of a few discrediting the Nixon administration. The article notes Dean shredded notebooks from Hunt’s safe, while other defendants plead guilty discussions proceed in court.
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House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Senate
Ford
Watergate
White House
John W. Dean
Hunt
Bernard L. Barker
Frank E. Sturgis
Virgilio Gonzalez
Miami
Democratic
Bork
Jaworski
Elizabeth Holtzman
D-Ny
Petersen
Supreme Court
Congress
Himelf
Ford denies patient link in inquiry as hearings begin
The hearing contends over secret testimony from Dr. Arnold Hutachnecker while Ford rejects being his patient. The subcommittee questions the rationale for a fixed term prosecutor and potential limits on Jaworski's dismissal. Khmer Rouge pressure grows near Phnom Penh as government forces retreat and supply drops miss targets.
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Arnold Hutschnecker
New York
Ford
Winter-Berger
Virginia lieutenant governor race turns on taxes and trust
The contest between incumbent Governor Godwin and challenger Howell featured sharp contrasts over taxes on food and drugs, corporate income and services, with both sides portraying the other as beholden to business. Campaign finance became a key issue as totals neared 1.5 million.
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Howell
House
Senate
Godwin
Virginia
Organized Labor
Sydney Lewis
Richmond
Best Products Co
Strikes loom as unions push for higher pay
Talks continued over demands of a $2,000 raise in a one year contract while base pay stands at $14,300 yearly. City offers $700 more over 18 months tied to productivity. Fire Dept issued safety notes for reduced crews and possible volunteer help. Mayor Lind urged patience as negotiations proceed. TWA strike halts most operations with 5,000 flight attendants and pilots facing work action and 15,000 other employees on picket lines. Many passengers displaced from 421 domestic and 36 foreign flights. Contract with Local 530 of Transport Workers Union expired 15 months ago.
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John V. Lindsay
TWA
Is’ and Stewardesses Association
New York
Transport Workers Union
European oil squeeze prompt potential conservation actions
European governments weigh measures including speed limits as oil demand tightens. Norway launches voluntary cuts with no rationing expected. U S. diplomats monitor Common Market mood while bans on shipments to the Netherlands affect Rotterdam, Europe’s largest port which moved 188 million tons last year, 116 million to other European nations.
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U.S
Europe
Netherlands
Rotterdam
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