Dairy Lobby Funds Mapped To Nixon CampaignTransfers
Secret transfers traced $200000 from dairy producers through GOP committees to Nixon for reelection in 1972. Congress campaign funds routed via committees, with Lilly and Nunn confirming the conduit setup. Senate records show dairy groups gave $150000 to each GOP committee on Oct 27 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Mills
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
White House
GOP
Senate Watergate Committee
Bob A. Lilly
Associated Milk Producers
Lilly
Senate
Lee Nunn
Kentucky
Republican House
Nunn
Maurice H. Stans
House Committee
Republican National Finance Committee
Stans
Telephone Records To Be Held By AT&T Policy Change
AT&T will not turn over long distance telephone records to authorities after March 1 without a subpoena or administrative summons. The policy drew immediate criticism from the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, which urged journalists be allowed to challenge demands via court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
Reporters Committee For Freedom of the Press
Experts Hedge On Farm Gains
USDA economists shift optimism on 1974 farm income with forecasts of 24 to 25 billion under record output, but warn profits could reach 30 billion if demand stays strong and production tight. Energy shocks and weak foreign markets could cut income to 20 billion. food prices may rise 12 to 16 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
U.S
Don Paarlberg
Paarlberg
Kissinger To Meet On Israeli Pullback In Gulf Area
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrives in Key Biscayne after visiting Little Rock to confer with Senator Fulbright before talks with Egyptian Ismail Fahmy and Saudi Omar Sakkaff on disengagement of Syrian and Israeli forces in the Golan Heights. The location of the meeting with the Arab ministers is not yet known.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Golan Heights
Kissinger
Little Rock
Ark
Sen. L. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ismail Fahmy
Egypt
Omar Sakkaff
Saudi Arabia
State Department
George S. West
Gas Rationing: Odd-Even Rules Spread Across States
A travel guide outlines Oregon as the origin of the odd-even gasoline plan with drivers restricted by license plate parity. Eight states plus the District of Columbia have adopted similar schemes, with others poised to join. The plan varies by state but generally exempts out-of-state motorists, with penalties and exceptions noted.
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Associated Press
Oregon
Federal
Energy Office
New Jersey
Hawaii
Washington State
Maryland
New York
Massachusetts
Arabs Plan Multimillion Dollar Development Banks
Arab oil states agreed on prelim plans to use revenue for development banks in Asia and Africa with initial funding around 500 million each. Disputes exist over scope Asia Moslem nations only and Africa headquarters choosing Cairo or Beirut likely, while total assets could reach 90 billion by 1980. Banks aim to aid nations aligned politically and ease oil cost burdens with grants or low rate loans.
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London
Asia
Africa
Saudi Arabia
Afghanistan
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Algeria
India
Cairo
Beirut
Israel
Botswana
Kenya
Nixon says no confrontation with Jaworski over tapes
White House rejects a showdown with Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski as the Senate panel weighs calling him to testify on Nixon’s refusal to turn over more Watergate tapes. Ziegler and St. Clair say the 40 tapes would not advance grand jury work and assert Nixon honors separation of powers and confidentiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cormier
Associated
Key Biscayne
Fla
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
White House
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
Ziegler
St. Clair
Robert C. Byrd
Ford Announces Large Scale Layoffs Across Plants
Ford Motor Co plans to cut over 16,000 jobs in three weeks due to weak car sales. About 1,800 will be laid off definitively at six assembly and six manufacturing plants. Indefinite layoffs affect 1,500 assemblers at two large plants, with 900 idled in Los Angeles on Feb 25 and 600 in Atlanta the following week. A further 300 layoffs are scattered nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors
Donald Bastian
Los Angeles
Atlanta
L’amistad
Donald David DeFreeze
San Francisco Examiner
San Francisco Chronicle
Oakland Tribune
Thero M. Wheeler
Hearst
Examiner
Charles Bates
FBI
Bates
Miss Hearst
SLA
San Francisco
Oakland
Richmond
East Palo Alto
Delano
Santa Rosa
Black activist Davis blasts North Carolina prisons and courts
Angela Davis told a Raleigh rally that North Carolina is a "disaster area" for Blacks and Indians. She cited 27 inmates awaiting execution in Central Prison, the new Butner federal prison, sterilization of Black women, and long sentences for activists, urging a New South of the people.
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Raleigh
N.C
Angela Davis
North Carolina
Butner
Egil Krogh
Krogh
Ben Chavis
Spiro Agnew
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
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Reelett
Chicago
Ebae
Ake
William Helton
Berkeley
Calif
Randolph A. Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
Cingue
Hillsborough
Cinque
National Alliance Against
Miss Davis
Nixon Administration
Samuel Poole
Poole
Moore County
Daniel Ellsburg
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