Rodino Seeks Fifth Subpoena In Nixon Tapes Fight
House Judiciary Committee chair Peter Rodino pledges a possible fifth subpoena this week as Nixon resists four prior demands for White House tapes amid Watergate probe. The panel weighs contempt risk while preparing to hear ITT and milk inquiry tapes and Ehrlichman defense files dispute.
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Watergate trial motions seek drop of charges over televised testimony
Lawyers for John N. Mitchell and Gordon Strachan ask U.S. District Judge Sirica to drop or dismiss charges arguing that their televised Senate Watergate testimony tainted the proceedings and violated constitutional rights. Pretrial motions continue ahead of a September trial date.
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FBI seeks Hearst tape from Los Angeles radio station
The FBI asked a U S attorney to issue a subpoena to KPFK for the original tape of Patricia Hearst's message found Friday. The station provided a copy but refused to hand over the original, citing journalist protection of sources. The FBI seeks the original for testing. The tape includes voices of Hearst Emily Harris and William Harris. They are wanted on more than 20 charges each as Symbionese Liberation Army suspects.
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Storms Move East with Tornadoes Across Regions
Weather dispatch notes Midwest storms marching to the Atlantic coast with tornadoes and heavy winds. Tornadoes hit Rochester suburbs Greece and Parma, with watches statewide in New York and damage to trees garages and mobile homes. Another twister struck southwestern Pennsylvania. widespread wind damage and downed power lines reported.
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$4.43 credit tiff costs Chrysler unit over quarter million
City and state investigators found Chrysler Credit Corp shortchanged about 16 000 customers on rebates. The firm repaid $248 378.25 plus $12 500 in legal fees after a court settlement announced by City Attorney Burt Pines and Fern Jellison of the Bureau of Consumer Affairs. The case, the bureau’s largest in two years, began with a Dodge payoff dispute.
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California Senate approves anti smog car bills in first committee test
The Senate Transportation Committee backed SB1988 requiring new California cars after 1977 to be near pollution free and twice as fuel efficient. A related SB2125 would grant tax exemptions through 1980 for cars meeting stricter standards. Petris criticized Detroit's approach to clean tech.
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Senate backs highly accurate silo killer missiles plan
The Senate held a secret session to review classified Pentagon data on missile accuracy and then approved development of highly accurate silo killer missiles. The chamber also debated liberal amendments to a 21.8 billion weapons bill, while McIntyre warned that increased accuracy could raise nuclear war risk.
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Cairo prepares grand Nixon welcome with massive mobilization
Cairo readies a huge three day visit for President Nixon with flags, 30,000 security personnel, 100,000 Arab Union cheerleaders, and a VIP route from Cairo airport to the Koubbeh Palace. Sadat orders medals for Nixon Kissinger and the party as Cairo beautifies streets and lampposts for the event.
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