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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1973

Page

8

Nixon concedes Watergate tapes to federal judge

After a heated push for a compromise on the Watergate tapes Nixon capitulates and surrenders the tapes and documents to a federal judge. aides cite a miscalculation and a mounting firestorm as factors shaping the abrupt turnabout amid the month-long dispute.

White House Nixon

Nixon Turns Over Tapes After Public Outcry

The Nixon administration decides to release the tapes for inspection by Judge Sirica after a day of domestic turmoil and political pressure. Reactions from Haig Cox and others describe a polarized body politic and shocks within the White House as key aides face dismissal and resignations.

Nixon Supreme John C. Stennis D-Miss Sirica Charles Alan Wright Wright U.S John J. Sirica Cox White House Haig Atty Elliot L Richardson William D. Ruckelshaus

House Holds Power To Launch Impeachment Debates

The House alone holds impeachment power requiring a majority vote to approve a resolution. Articles of impeachment may be included or adopted later. The Senate has sole trial authority with the Chief Justice presiding on presidential cases and judges verdicts until final judgment.

House Senate Supreme Court Aaa Tike Tan Camel

Furniture Store Burglary Report Highlights Stolen Goods

Owners of John's Warehouse Furniture at 2006 N Sheridan Road reported burglars took five stereos two scales two speakers a television a turntable three lamps a coffee table and four large pictures. Loss estimated near $2500 taken early Saturday.

John N. Sheridan Road

Larceny Suspect To Face Hearing

Raymond A. Wallace 18 of 1113% Dearborn is charged in District Court with grand larceny for a shoes theft on Oct. 19 at Levine's 1315 Lee. A preliminary hearing is set for Nov. 8 and bond was set at $500.

Raymond A. Wallace Dearborn Wallace Levine Lee

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