No Nixon reaction to Agnew address
The White House avoided direct comment on Spiro T. Agnew's national broadcast and urged understanding and compassion for him and his family. Nixon did not hear the address as he attended a farewell dinner for former Secretary of State William P. Rogers.
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IRS may seek Agnew back taxes to 1962
Washington reports the IRS may pursue back taxes and penalties against Spiro T. Agnew dating to his 1962 Baltimore County executive years. Civil suits could exceed $100,000 beyond the criminal tax evasion fine already set, with no statute of limitations on civil actions.
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Richardson stands by case on Agnew
New York attorney general Elliot Richardson said Agnew had the right to free speech but urged the public to judge his conduct against the federal record. He noted Agnew’s speech and the court’s record, denying any immunity promises to witnesses and defending the sentence as just and in the public interest.
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