Nixon secretary causes gap in Watergate tape incident
Nixon aide Miss Woods testified she accidentally pressed a recording button during a Camp David transcription, creating an 18 minute gap on the Haldeman tape. The White House delivered tapes and a summary to Judge Sirica amid executive privilege claims and security measures.
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Sunday business downturn and hijacking incident reflections
The piece notes a drop in Sunday business as merchants anticipate sales cuts and possible closures to aid the country. It also recounts a hijacking from Beirut en route to Tokyo, diverting to Damascus then Cyprus and Lebanon, with conflicting reports on the hijackers’ group and numbers.
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Auto Air Pollution Suits Are Dismissed
LOS ANGELES AP A federal judge ruled that U S automakers cannot be forced under antitrust laws to provide relief for air pollution damages and dismissed 34 of 38 cases. The action targets major manufacturers including General Motors and American Motors and involves 28 states plus cities and counties seeking measures to curb smog.
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Nixon to Make Public Relevant Income Tax Returns
President Nixon promised to release complete relevant income tax returns later this week to counter accusations of financial wrongdoing. Six senators at the meeting said Nixon indicated he would disclose full returns, not summaries, and that the publication would vindicate him. The private session was part of ongoing talks on Watergate and other issues.
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Howard W. Cannon
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Cutback Policy Guides Energy Plan Amid Oil Uncertainty
The piece notes guiding energy policy on Arab oil supply cuts and discusses antitrust and conflict of interest barriers that could block Nixon from activating oil executives in a national emergency. It also quotes Reverend Carey suggesting gasless Sundays could spur renewed church attendance and neighborly ties.
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