McGovern Links Nixon Tapes to Impeachment Move
Senator George S. McGovern argues that President Nixon must release Watergate tapes or face potential impeachment. He warns Congress would have no other recourse if a court order is defied.
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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1973
Page
5
Senator George S. McGovern argues that President Nixon must release Watergate tapes or face potential impeachment. He warns Congress would have no other recourse if a court order is defied.
UPI story wrongly labeled an Anaheim woman as a nymphomaniac after she claimed emotional problems from being burned in a health spa sauna. It notes a separate San Francisco case where Gloria Sykes, injured in a cable car crash, was described in terms of insatiable need though she denied being a nymphomaniac.
Herbert V. Mullin, 26, an honor student turned drug user and mystic, was found guilty of 10 slayings after 1442 hours of deliberation. He faces sentencing Sept. 18 on one first degree and eight second degree murder counts, while defense calls the verdict insane. Mullin claimed telepathic messages urged the killings as human sacrifices to avert a California earthquake. In separate news, a shooting near Twentynine Palms left three dead and two wounded at a domino game gathering. estranged husband Joseph Lopez de Victoria, 48, was arrested.
WAGRAM North Carolina J T Rowell a 73 year old storekeeper advertised for a wife aged 20 to 45 and chose Lucy Bell Hulett who he met at a bus station The couple wed in Bennettsville South Carolina after vows in a country church Rowell says the union feels heavenly and says the ad drew responses but beauty fades while character lasts
The Assembly Rules Committee opens its first public hearing on replacing the golden-domed Capitol with a new four-block downtown legislative complex. Democratic Assemblyman Willie L. Brown Jr. sponsors the plan while Republicans led by Robert Burke and Sen. Robert Lagomarsino push expansion of the current Capitol rather than a new building.
Rep Les Aspin accuses high ranking officers of aristocratic airs over a 34000 dollar contract for tuxedo pants coats and shirts for enlisted aides at Ft Myer He urged Defense Secretary Schlesinger to end the “monkey suit” program and stop personal servant dress. In Seattle a fishing trawler sighting alarms American fishermen about foreign fleets fishing off the West Coast and potential arrivals from Poland China and North Korea. Carson California reports traffic with sulfur fumes covering a 25 square mile area south of Los Angeles as of Saturday.
An evacuation warning was issued as oleum oxidized to sulfur trioxide in air. The fumes formed a cloud rising about 1,500 feet while a northwest breeze carried the gas toward the Pacific, but many operations continued.
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