Nixon Faces Supreme Court Bid on Watergate Subpoenas
President Nixon and Watergate lawyers bar the Supreme Court from ruling now on turning over tapes and documents. Special Prosecutor Jaworski argues for immediate review, citing imperative public importance and potential trial delays. House Judiciary weighs impeachment warnings as ITT probes shift to Richard Davis appointment. Ford calls for public hearings and limited disclosures. Ervin notes Nixon's delay could extend the scandal.
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Britain resumes direct rule after Northern Ireland strike
Britain reimposed direct rule in Northern Ireland hours after Protestant militants ended a two week general strike that toppled a power sharing coalition. Merlyn Rees travels to Belfast to discuss a new government while Catholic and Protestant communities react with mixed emotions as gas and transport resume.
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EPA official backs up auto fuel economy gains for 1975 models
EPA deputy administrator Eric O. Stork says 1975 model year fuel economy could exceed prior estimates with GM noting improvements up to 13 percent and some large cars possibly 20 percent better. Catalytic converters are cited as key, with gains strongest in large cars.
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Kissinger outlines Middle East disengagement pact at Cairo
Kissinger briefed Egyptian President Sadat on the Israel Syria troop disengagement accord after a 32 day diplomacy run. The text and UNDOF role were released, with disengagement to begin within 24 hours and finish in 20 days. Meir praised Kissinger as a turning point toward lasting peace.
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Times backs Dave Minier for District Attorney vote
The Times endorses Dave Minier for District Attorney and urges local voters to support him in the June 4 election.
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