Ford portrays Nixon effort to cooperate with impeachment probe
Detroit Michigan UPI Ford tells 300 young Republicans Nixon is bending over backwards to cooperate with the House Judiciary Committee investigating impeachment. He says, based on evidence heard, he believes Nixon is innocent of charges. Nixon was due for campaign stops in Saginaw and Detroit suburbs with Gov Milliken and Rep Huber attending the breakfast.
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Detroit
UPI
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Michigan
Saginaw
Here
Eighth
Troy
Southfield
U.S
William Broomfield
Royal Oak
William G. Milliken
Robert Huber
White House
James D. St. Clair
Japanese Rail Shutdown Hits Nation Over Labor Strike
Government controlled Japan National Railways workers began a nationwide strike in Tokyo, stopping rail operations and causing the worst shutdown since World War II as terminals faced halted service.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan National Railways
JNR
Japan
Hokkaido
Kyushu
SANTA MONICA HEARS CALL TO STUDY STATE OIL COMPANY
Assemblyman Alan Sieroty urged California consider forming its own oil company to control oil beneath state lands. He proposed studying feasibility of state retention and contracting for exploration rather than leasing to private firms while criticizing oil company secrecy at the federal offshore plan hearing.
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Santa Monica
UPI
Alan Sieroty
Sieroty
Beverly Hills
Assembly Select Committee On
California
Lu Haas
U.S
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Haas
Brown favors keeping surplus funds and investing in future
California Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr. urged keeping surplus state funds rather than issuing tax refunds. He proposed directing money to environmental projects education and a rainy day fund while backing ending the oil depletion allowance and a new excess profits tax. He also touched on busing, ERA, day care, and campaign finance reform. The National School Boards Association called Congress to end Daylight Saving Time for safety and urged energy conservation.
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Santa Barbara
UPI
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Channel City Women’s Forum
Channel City Club
Houston
National School Boards Association
Congress
Barbara Reimers
General Assembly
Nixon
Association
Reinecke set to make plea before U.S. judge
California Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke faced a plea on three counts of perjury tied to testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1972. The charges relate to a reported ITT Sheraton offer of up to 400000 dollars to help underwrite the 1972 GOP National Convention in San Diego. Reinecke canceled campaign appearances to attend the 10 am arraignment before Judge Barrington Parker.
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Washington
UPI
California
Ed Reinecke
Senate Judiciary Committee
Reinecke
U.S
Barrington Parker
Secret Hughes cash gift plan to Nixon disclosed in court
Testimony to the Senate Watergate Committee described a plan to deliver $50,000 in Hughes cash to President Nixon in Palm Springs in late 1968 or early 1969. Maheu said adviser Robert Finch blocked the plan after Laxalt tipped Nixon’s circle.
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Nixon
Los Angeles
UPI
Senate
Watergate Committee
Howard Hughes
Robert Maheu
Nevada
U.S
Harry Pregerson
Sam Ervin
Pregerson
Maheu
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
Time
Pierre Salinger
Paul Laxalt
Palm Springs
Robert
Finch
Laxalt
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