Impeachment Debate Splits Californians On Evidence
Two California lawmakers weighed impeachment as a public debate split along party lines. Rep. Charles Wiggins predicted most Republicans would oppose, while Rep. Don Edwards urged a strong case. Other leaders signaled undecided stances as the Judiciary Committee pressed Colson questioning and prepared for forthcoming articles.
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Nixon
Charles
Wiggins
Don Edwards
Nixon Defense Forces
Tom Railsback
R-Nl
William $. Cohen
Rmaine
Railshack
Cohen
Caldwell Buller
R.a
Hamilton Fish
N.Y
Judiciary Committee
Charles W. Colson
White House
Doar
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Robert McClory
Ilinois
McClory
Rodino
Nixon IRS scheme alleged in Watergate era testimony
Testimony from the Watergate era depicts Nixon seeking to use the IRS against political enemies. George P. Shultz blocked audits amid resignations threats by Walters and Thrower, with Dean revealing discussions on pressuring tax offices. Damaging details include tax status probes on Reagan and other stars, plus a hidden tape segment under court dispute.
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White House
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Walters
Randolph Thrower
Dean
Nixon
IRS
Johnnie Walters
Vernon Acree
Customs Bureau
Acree
Graham
Jack Caulfield
Iti
Bear
Haldeman
Wayne
Caulfield
Jol Wayne
Tis
Ronald Reagan
California
Jerry Levvls
Frank Sinatra
Dac
Richard Boone
Sammy Davis Jr
Peter Lawford
Fred MacMurray
Lucille Ball
Garry Morton
Thrower
Aleshal, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Eather Caulfield
G. Gordon Liddy
Oval Office
Clark Moltenhoff
Hakseman
Gerald Wallace
Alabama
John J. Simica
Leon Jaworski
SL. Clair
Edwards tops Westmoreland in South Carolina GOP primary
In Columbia South Carolina James B Edwards an oral surgeon and state senator won 69.6 percent of the GOP vote with 13 791 to 6 003 for Westmoreland as 723 of 1640 precincts reported Edwards led veteran Republican supporters Old line Republicans backed Edwards who criticized Westmoreland for delaying party entry until March The Democratic primary meanwhile featured Charles Ravanel a newcomer who appeared set to win a spot in the seven way race with Dorn or Morris contesting the runoff bid
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Edwards
Senate
Westmoreland
Charleston
Noel
United Stepsworkers
Dow Chemical Co
Day
Midland
Mich
Newsrack ban test in Long Beach court clash on obscenity
The ACLU pushed for an injunction against a city newsrack ordinance as Judge Brown questioned limits of First Amendment rights. Debate centered on nude images and public decency, with officials noting contradictions with state law and Supreme Court precedents. The ruling delayed until Friday.
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ACLU
Los Angeles
Brown
Robert Austin
Henry Giler
Long Beach
Austin
Supreme Court
United States
Audi
Giler
American Civil Liberties Union
Los Angeles Times
Ilegal
Press-Telegram
Carol Neblett
Ohio Hit Hardest by Nationwide Wave of Walkouts
Nationwide labor unrest reports 600 strikes with Ohio suffering the heaviest toll. State workers walk off jobs, prisons and mental hospitals feel the impact, and a proposed 4 cent hourly raise faces mixed union reactions. Bus drivers strike in California disrupts traffic while National Airlines furloughs 5500 workers.
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Dave Goldberg
Associated Press
Ohio
National Airlines
San Francisco Area
Baltimore
California
San Francisco Bay Bridge
Federal Energy Administration
AC Transit District
Kennecott Copper Co
Arizona
Department of Mineral Resources
Phelps Dodge Corp
American Smelting and Refining Co
Magma Copper Co
Adult Correctional Institution
Cranston
Philip W
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Newsrack Ban
Ray Bewley
Department of Mental Health and Retardation
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Persia
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