Should Have Blown The Whistle Nixon and the Watergate timeline
The article questions whether the president is subject to a federal statute on reporting felonies and cites Watergate and the Ellsberg break-in. It critiques Nixon for delaying disclosure, noting shifts in his accounts and calling for fuller, remorseful responsiveness. It references grand jury indictments, impeachment inquiry, and the press conference remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ellsberg
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Elisberg
A Dime's Worth The 10 Cent Stamp Return
A Tulsa Tribune column critiques rising postal rates as symbolic of inflation. It notes gasoline shortages and high beef prices, arguing the increased cost of mailing a letter is misaligned with value. References 1847 when 10 cents covered 300 miles and questions progress.
Conservancy plan urged to speed North Carolina park land buys
The Holfhouser Administration proposes a semi independent conservancy to buy land for parks with a $50 million revolving fund. It would act as a holding agent and avoid bureaucratic delays, while limiting scope to park land. Democrats oppose, arguing pork risk. Taxpayers would benefit from reduced land costs.
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North Carolina
Stone Mountain
Wilkes County
Crowder's Mountain
Gaston County
Holfhouser
Conservancy
House
Jim Ramsey
State Parks Division
Shortage Of Trees Prompts South Growth Plan
Alfred X. Baxter of the National Forest Products Association urges expanding tree planting on timberland to meet rising forest product demand. He cites a need for partnership among landowners, state and federal governments, and mills, with the South doubling wood output by 2000 to sustain lumber supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred X. Baxter
National Forest Products Association
Southern Forest Products Association
Mr. Baxter
United States
Baxter
America
South
Sam
Paper and Lumber Mills
Greed and oil rulers threaten world stability
A columnist laments global greed fueling oil embargo tensions between the Middle East and the Kremlin, warns that democratic decay risks collapse, and cautions against subservience to oil monarchies while urging reforms to empower governments and spread wealth more fairly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Kremlin
United States
Washington
Persian Gulf
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Sultan Quabus
Oman
Jay
Sheik Sabah
Kuwait
Sheik Zeyed
Abu Dhabi
Sheik Khalifa
Quatar
Mid-East
Great Britain
West Germany
White House seeks Justice lawyers amid Watergate turmoil
Washington report says the White House asked for at least a dozen Justice Department lawyers to aid President Nixon, drawing disputes over ethics and payroll placement. Critics warn of conflicts of interest while officials like Henry Petersen caution against political burns from close ties to Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Justice Department
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Justice
Henry Petersen
Petersen
Pennsylvania Avenue
Antitrust
James St. Clair
Milk Fund
St. Clair
Bob Owens
Owens
View Of Exorcist As Deeply Religious Letter
A reader defends The Exorcist and its film adaptation arguing for freedom of choice in viewing. They praise the story’s religious battle of good versus evil, claim the film has not harmed peers, and note the book’s themes of faith, prayer, and divine victory.
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Loretta Mill
Satan
God
Devil
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THE
Christian Science Monitor
Watergate
McCord
Tulsa Tribune
Charlotte Observer
NEW Orleans Times-Picayune
McPherson Enterprise
Earth
Mideast
Abu Dhaib
Paris
Britain
Leery
Senate
Health, Education and Welfare
Caspar Weinberger
Plumbers
HEW
Appropriations
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Weinberger
Frank Carlucci
Office of Economic Opportunity
OFO
John
Fat Jack
Buckley
Edmund Muskie
OKO
Magnuson
FBI
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