Nixon Watergate materials likely released around 1977
Watergate tapes and documents may not be public until 1977 with full processing by 1980. GSA chief Sampson told a Senate subcommittee that abuse of governmental power materials will be processed first, while other items may be restricted for privacy or security.
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Colson argues national security trumped morality in disbarment hearing
In Massachusetts Supreme Court proceedings Colson contends national security concerns influenced his Watergate era actions. He cites Ellsberg leaks and reports pressure shaping his behavior while asserting he now condemns those acts and seeks fair treatment after disbarment in Virginia. Another AP report notes a San Francisco court jury verdict on heroin charges for two men with mixed outcomes for other defendants.
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Butterfield apologizes to Nixon family over Watergate remark
Former White House aide Alexander Butterfield refuses to retract his claim that Nixon knew in advance of the Watergate burglary. He says his apology to the Nixon family is sincere and that he regrets reopening the issue while stating the comment was a personal judgment. He notes Ford’s plea to move Watergate past.
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