LaRue Says Money Aimed to Silence Watergate Burglars
Frederick C. LaRue, a Nixon aide who funneled nearly 300000 dollars to Watergate burglars, testified that the payments were to ensure the burglars remained silent about high level involvement. He related how Liddy spoke of commitments and how funds were provided to meet those needs.
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Reinecke seeks medical and semantic experts for perjury trial
California Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke requests a doctor and a semanticist to aid defense in his perjury trial. Lawyer James E. Cox says expert testimony will illuminate his client’s state of mind and clarify questions. A ruling on the request was expected from US District Judge Barrington Parker.
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Nixon threatens veto over consumer agency bill challenges
President Nixon warns Congress the consumer agency bill is unacceptable and would empower a funded group akin to a modern Nader. Roy Ash lists administration changes to curb power to compel queries, limit court review, restrict data access, and ease removal. Labor seeks agency scope in strikes, while business groups oppose.
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Nixon Faces Impeachment Fallout as Hogan Acts
President Nixon's aides condemn Rep. Lawrence Hogan's decision to vote against the President on impeachment. Hogan, first House Judiciary Committee member to decide, cites impeachable offenses. White House aides blame political motives and pledge Nixon will stay in office until Jan. 20, 1977.
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Israel renews air strikes against guerrilla bases
Israel launches a brief air offensive on targets in southern Lebanon near Khreibe and Rachaya el Fakhar six miles north of the border. The 10 minute raid damaged crops with no casualties reported, marking the first bombing since June and followed by border actions against fishing boats and border houses. Palestinian attacks continue to affect northern Israel.
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