Nixon Reveals Agnew Pardon Views and Watergate Quiet Talk
Former President Nixon discusses Agnew pardon timing and rationale amid Watergate fallout. He recalls warnings he “knew Agnew was going to get it” and explains reasons for not pardoning Haldeman and Ehrlichman. The remarks touch on 1973 resignation, pardon debates, and campaign fundraising claims linked to trial testimony.
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Mitchell seeks delay in jailing at Supreme Court
Washington AF Mitchell lawyers ask Supreme Court to delay sending its refusal to review his appeal from the Watergate cover up for 25 days to allow a reconsideration petition. The move, if granted, would prevent lower courts from ordering immediate prison time for Mitchell and apply to Haldeman and Ehrlichman as well.
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Senate bill targets use of children in pornographic material
Washington AP reports a Senate bill to imprison up to 10 years for using a child to produce pornographic material. Sponsored by Sen. Charles Mathias and Sen. John Culver, the measure would make it a federal crime to use or permit the use of a child in creating such material, with fines up to $10,000 or incarceration up to 10 years or both.
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