Nixon to proclaim innocence in Watergate report
President Nixon plans to declare his innocence in a national address this week and release a legal white paper refuting charges. White House aides say he will concede he should have heeded warning signals earlier and kept closer watch on aides acting in his name.
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White House
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Senate Watergate Investigating Committee
Agnew Maintains Schedule Amid Maryland Kickback Allegations
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, denying kickback claims, keeps a full schedule. He returned from Palm Springs after golfing with Frank Sinatra and plans a Colorado trip for a dam dedication near Littleton and a Denver union speech.
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UPI
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Palm Springs
Calif
Frank Sinatra
U.S
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Littleton
Denver
Assemblymen push pay raise to highest in nation
In Sacramento UPI reports a bill to lift state legislators pay from 19 200 to 21 120 a year the nation s highest to take effect after the 1974 elections Assemblyman William T Bagley briefly removed his authorship from a governor and officials pay raise bill AB2149 later reassigned to John T Knox Republicans Badham and Burton urged including lawmakers pay in the raise also sought last year the legislature granted a 10 percent raise in December 1974
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UPI
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William T. Bagley
John T. Knox
Richmond
Robert Badham
Newport Beach
John Burton
San Francisco
Waldie accuses Nixon security spend as taxpayer ripoff
Rep. Jerome Waldie says he was denied access to inspect security upgrades at the Western White House funded by the General Services Administration. He was allowed to tour only the federally owned grounds, not the privately owned estate improvements, and questions the $700,000 in security costs. Waldie says orders barred access came from Washington and cites no security justification.
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Washington
Assembly Approves Override of Reagan Welfare Veto in 1946 Echo
Assemblyman Joe A. Gonsalves sees a tough Senate path after the 64 13 override vote on AB57 to repeal a welfare aid requirement. Seventeen Republicans joined 47 Democrats in the 1946 precedent setting move.
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UPI
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Assembly
Ronald Reagan
Joe A. Gonsalves
la Mirada
Gonsalves
House
California death penalty bill faces final hearing
Freshman Assemblyman Julian C. Dixon and Sen. George Deukmejian expressed cautious optimism as they seek consensus on restoring capital punishment. A third public hearing was scheduled by the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee with a vote expected on the major measure. Dixon said there is general agreement in some areas as they work to iron out differences and enable final passage.
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UPI
California
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
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George Deukmejian
Dixon
Los Angeles
Deukmejian
Long Beach
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