Nader and Nuclear Power Fight Draw Citizen Opinion
The piece criticizes Ralph Nader and his Friends of the Earth for joining a federal suit to shut down 20 large nuclear plants citing a small radiation risk. It argues Browns Ferry and other plants are essential and warns courts will dismiss what it calls trivial, self interested action.
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Watergate prosecutors push coverup angle in Nixon talks
Reporters describe how the Watergate prosecutors aimed to frame the indictment as evidence that President Nixon aided in covering up illegal acts by aides. The disclosure highlights possible further investigations into his involvement.
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White House
Nixon
Nixon Plumbers and Watergate under renewed prosecution scrutiny
A confidential memorandum outlines prosecutors' evolving view of President Nixon. Archibald Cox heads the case as evidence shows the White House unit aimed to hide illicit operations, with hush money and concealed investigations linking Haldeman Ehrlichman Kalmbach and Ulasewicz to payoffs and coverups.
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Ehrlichman
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Hunt
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Maurice Stans
John Dean
Kalmbach
Northrop Aviation
New York
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Richard Kleindienst
Liberal wing gains ground in House reforms says Congressional Quarterly
The Democratic Study Group DSG and reformist liberals push procedural changes that empower chairmen re election by House Democrats every two years and move hearings into public view while steering major liberal backed legislation. The trend signals progress in a fragmented House but no broad domestic program yet.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
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Democratic Party
Democratic Study Group
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Tuskegee judge threatens bar over ethics charge against Gray
Macon County Judge Charles Conley accuses state Rep. Fred Gray of unethical conduct and says he will seek Bar Association action after alleging Gray received over 100000 since 1970 from Tuskegee city agencies. Conley also accuses Gray of involvement in local political feuds and retaliatory arrests under his judgeship.
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Ala
Macon
Charles Conley
Alabama Bar Association
Fred Gray
Conley
Gray
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Life pasts and faith offer new purpose through Christ
A reader fears suicide and married life with a man who recalls past sins. The response urges recognizing need, repenting, and naming Christ as Master. It says peace comes from confronting problems with faith, isolating issues, and trusting God for wisdom and solutions.
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Alabama House opposes amnesty for deserters and draft dodgers
The Alabama House of Representatives approved a resolution opposing amnesty for soldiers who deserted or dodged the draft. Proponents argue desertion and draft evasion betray the nation and deserve punishment, while a small minority favors forgiveness after restitution.
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House of Representatives
Keep Courthouse Open During Lunch
Morgan County growth brings more courthouse traffic and public need for noon hour access. Recommend staggered lunch hours so at least one clerk per office remains available from noon to 1 pm to assist the public. A Calhoun College note praises Oscar Morgan as a three time All America in the three mile run at Pasadena Texas.
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AP Member Client of Times News Service and CQ
An Associated Press member operates as a client of the New York Times News Service and Congressional Quarterly. The note identifies cooperative ties between AP, NYT News Service, and CQ in distributing content.
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Former DSG Chairs Reflect on Its Pragmatist Core
Quotes from James G. O'Hara Donald M Fraser Phillip Burton and John C Culver reveal the Democrat Steering Group as a pragmatic dominated body with a real purpose. They describe the DSG as a think tank serving information research and consensus finding to influence party direction.
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