House Demands Accounting of Nixon Funds
House members press for a full accounting of public funds spent on Richard Nixon's transition to private life as they consider an 8 million dollar supplemental bill. Rep Elizabeth Holtzman seeks Ford figures on pensions and office support while critics say Nixon should bear the costs.
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Trial continues as Nixon aides face tape case
The Watergate trial resumes with key figures including Haldeman and Nixon aides on trial for conspiracy and concealment related to the 1972 break-in. Subpoenas target taped evidence while secrecy surrounds portions of witness testimony. Jury and court actions extend the long pursuit of accountability for the incident.
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Nixon Sued Over Wiretap In Justice Department Case
Former President Richard M. Nixon was named a defendant in a civil suit filed by Morton H. Halperin, former National Security Council official, alleging Nixon participated in illegal electronic surveillance and helped conceal the operation from the Justice Department. The suit follows Nixon’s 1970s wiretap controversy and related government actions.
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Nixon tapes preservation sparks congressional urge
A House subcommittee hearing Monday urged action to overturn Ford’s 1974 agreement to destroy Nixon White House tapes. Brademas pushed for legislation to make presidential papers public property, with archivist Rhoads and lawmakers pressing for a bill to declare Nixon’s tapes and papers public.
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Justice hearing ends after nine hour marathon session
Sirica stated he rejected a motion to sever Mardian's case after nine hours and forty minutes of hearings. He declined to comment on the proceedings but confirmed reports that Hhelichman's attorneys filed motions on Friday. He would not discuss the motion or claims that it backs Burlich man's stance that Nivon is essential.
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