Nixon homes spending report totals 17.1 million
A House draft report concludes 17.1 million in federal funds were spent in connection with President Nixon s homes at San Clemente, Key Biscayne, and Grand Cay. It calls for restitution of improper expenditures and limits future security spending to one private residence.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
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Joint Congressional Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Furniture Plant Destroyed by Lightning at Norwood Factory
A fire in Norwood North Carolina destroyed the finishing and shipping rooms of the Young Manufacturing Co furniture plant after a lightning strike. Drums of chemicals and lacquer exploded as 125 workers fled. about 1000 pieces of furniture were lost, many from Hyatt House in Richmond. The plant, 10 miles south of Albemarle, remains in operation.
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Credibility Gone Says Strauss on Nixon Crisis
New York AP President Nixon's credibility is gone for all time says Democratic national party Chairman Robert Strauss. He told newsmen at a fund raising dinner that the public has been pushed to the extent they can never believe the President. Strauss said the edited transcripts show Nixon and aides devoid of moral indignation about Watergate. He called it the worst crisis of confidence in American government.
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Gas Coupons Might Be Used in Dollar Changer Machines
Washington AP report notes 4.8 billion gasoline rationing coupons could trigger change machines due to Washington image on coupons matching $1 bill. Rep. Bill Gunter says energy officials may destroy the $12.5 million supply as waste paper if unused. An energy office spokesman says machines could be activated but no destruction decision yet.
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Final Decision Ford Sees No Appeal From Impeachment
Vice President Ford states no court appeal is possible if Congress impeaches President Nixon. He says impeachments are for treason bribery high crimes or misdemeanors and that Congress decisions cannot be challenged in the Supreme Court. Ford spoke at a Skokie Industrial Valley Association dinner during a 13 hour Chicago to downstate Illinois tour.
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Associated Press
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Ford
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Arthur J. Goldberg
House
Skokie Industrial Valley Association
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Ilinois
Eastern Illinois University
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