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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1974
Page
5
President Nixon's chief Watergate lawyer James D. St.Clair said he will seek an investigation to find who suggested tape recordings of presidential conversations may have been altered. He called the insinuations utterly false and warned they could hinder the grand jury's work to verify the tapes' genuineness.
A House Judiciary Committee source says the impeachment inquiry staff will present an academic exercise report this week arguing Nixon could be impeached for orders to subordinates to commit illegal acts or abuse of power, beyond criminal offenses. The panel plans to weigh impeachable grounds amid White House tape doubts and legal definitions.
Julie Nixon Eisenhower, 25, is described as very well by Indiana University doctors after emergency ovarian cyst removal. A four-doctor team evaluated her, raising hopes she could travel with President Nixon if his visit occurs, depending on daily condition.
United Press International reports light snow in New York Pennsylvania New Hampshire and Vermont while Lander Wyoming records six inches in six hours. Utah Arizona New Mexico Colorado and Wyoming endure snow as mild temperatures blanket much of the nation. Clouds linger from the Plains to the Upper Midwest with light freezing rain in northeast Minnesota. Northwest remains partly cloudy with rain in Washington and Oregon.
USAREUR commander General Michael Davison argues drug related crime illness and indiscipline threaten readiness and requests reversal of a court ruling that struck down the program. Judge Gesell had halted strip searches dog searches and surveillance under the program and labeled the appeal offensive.
Marie Shultz, owner of Merchant Moving and Storage in Waukegan, grapples with a 32 week battle after Teamsters Local 705 ordered a strike over an unnegotiated contract. Thirteen of her fourteen trucks are repossessed, and she faces losses up to 28000 dollars monthly on a firm that grossed 268000 in 1972. She travels to Washington seeking relief, walking miles and appealing to lawmakers, creditors delaying payment while her husband lies dying back in Florida.
The Treasury Department will discontinue Secret Service protection for former Vice President Spiro Agnew, who resigned Oct. 10, citing no legal basis to continue. President Nixon may order protection for others, per Comptroller General Staats. Removal of agents and equipment will proceed, with a midnight deadline possible. Agnew was staying with Frank Sinatra in Palm Springs while reportedly drafting a novel.
Pasadena report led by astronaut geologist Harrison Schmitt asks President and Congress to fund a five year initiative totaling $2 billion to probe the nation’s remaining oil potential. It states no more than half of oil resources have been explored or developed.
An advertising pitch touts ODRINEX as an effective nonprescription aid to curb meals. It claims thousands of women report losing 5 to 20 pounds quickly and offers a money back guarantee with no questions asked.
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