Agnew Attacks Watergate Hearings Over Safeguards
Vice President Spiro Agnew criticized Senate Watergate hearings as undermining justice and truth. He warned that televised proceedings and lax procedural safeguards risk shielding the guilty, painting heroes and villains in lurid colors and muddying the waters of justice beyond redemption. He urged waiting for all facts and cautioned the press against sensationalism.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Senate
Nixon
Senate Select Committee
Agnew
National Association of Attorneys General
Sen. Ervin
Sen
Sam. Ervin
D-Nac
Senate Watervale Committee
United States
Orchard Mesa Irrigation Loses Conditional Water Decree
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled 7-0 that Orchard Mesa Irrigation District failed due diligence to develop 100 cfs from the Colorado River and lost its conditional decree. The decision upheld Water Court findings that water is available for junior rights and could be diverted upstream by Northern Colorado and Denver. Judge Darrow’s findings cited 50 years with no irrigation steps, noting only a hope to use the water.
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Denver
Orchard Mesa
Colorado
State Supreme Court
High Court
Edward C. Day
Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District
Northern
Colorado District
Clifford A. Darrow
Darrow
Statehouse
Justice Day
Boulder bus service to triple routes in Boulder
The Colorado Public Utilities Commission approved tripling bus service in Boulder. Service will start Sunday with two routes increasing to six, buses running at 30 minute intervals.
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Boulder, Colo
Colorado Public Utilities Commission
Boulder
Zweifel claims thrown out by land board in shale lands
The U S Department of Interior Board of Land Appeals dismissed about 3000 mining claims on oil shale lands identified by Merler and Zweifel in a ruling issued in Denver. The decision impacts holders pursuing mineral yields on the disputed sites and affects ongoing development plans.
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Denver
U.S. Department of Interior
Board of Land Appeals
Merler, Zweifel
Garfield
Rio Blanco
Moffatt
Colorado
Zweifel
Oklahoma
Andrus
Interior
Watergate TV schedule emphasis delays Senate coverage
The Watergate hearings may be carried by NBC and PBS if the Senate broadcast proceeds Tuesday as planned. Judge Sirica is expected to rule Tuesday on Archibald Cox’s bid for a court order to halt further live TV or radio coverage.
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National Broadcasting Co
Public Broadcasting System
U.S. District Cour
John J. Sirica
Tesday
Washington
Archibald Cox
Appeals Board Online
State Office
Bureau of Land Management
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