New York Times details Bull delivery of Watergate tapes
Time magazine reports Stephen B Bull special assistant to President Maxon loaded and delivered Watergate tapes to the White House Executive Office Building. Bull allegedly stored tapes on five machines, left them for Nixon, and the tapes were fully unwound when retrieved. The Times notes Nixon allowed aides to listen to or be briefed on tapes in several incidents.
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Inouye says tapes not vital to report
Sen Daniel Inouye urged that the Senate Watergate committee can draft an adequate report without secret tapes of Nixon talks with allies. He argued the panel could proceed without delaying the full report to resolve court battles over the tapes. He defended Congress performance and disclosed a list of contributors to a recent Honolulu fundraising dinner.
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Jackson urges mandatory fuel allocations amid energy squeeze
Sen. Henry M. Jackson called Nixon energy policy a mish mash and urged mandatory allocations of fuel to avoid winter shortages. He criticized voluntary distribution, warned of home rationing if controls aren’t mandatory, and urged a standby plan to shift to coal if needed. He pressed for timely congressional initiative while noting gas stations and households suffer.
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Aspin cites cost rise for Navy antisub plane program
Rep. Les Aspin, Wisconsin Democrat, says GAO estimates show the Navy antisubmarine plane program may exceed original costs by about 1.4 billion, to around 3.4 billion, with some aircraft usable at land bases for about 10 million each. He urges reconsideration of the S3A program and possible shift to land-based planes.
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Bush says Watergate backlash could help Republicans
Republican National Chairman George Bush claimed that Watergate investigations are creating a backlash that could benefit his party in the 1972 and 1974 elections. He spoke with state chairmen on the eve of a Republican conference and said the party is rallying despite heightened scrutiny.
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