Nixon aides face subpoenas and grand jury tests
The article reports Dean linking Nixon to Watergate coverup and being subpoenaed to testify. Ehrlichman Haldeman Colson Magruder face grand jury and court actions. Richardson defends keeping final authority with attorney general amid Watergate probes.
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GOP Governors See No Watergate Setbacks Next Year
New York AP report says Republican governors think the Watergate scandal will not affect GOP polls next year. They deny involvement and expect the public to blame the guilty party rather than Republicans. Linwood supports the stance and argues accountability rests with the actual offenders.
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FBI Agents and Protests at People's Park During GOP Meet
About 2,000 demonstrators representing veterans and LGBT groups camped near Convention Hall for the Republican convention period. Police used tear gas on the final night as crowds clashed while trying to disrupt traffic. roughly 1,200 were arrested. Federal troops were not deployed.
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Ted's Neighbor To Subdivide on Squaw Island
Thomas W Callie han and Willian F Curley paid 500000 for 3.5 acres on Squaw Island beside Sen Edward M Kennedy summer home. They won court permission to subdivide into seven lots. Kennedy and five neighbors opposed, citing ecological balance concerns.
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Legislators Seek Pay Hike and Constitutional Moves
Legislators debate a pay raise to 8400 and 180 day plus 60 day sessions with a 30 day extension. They consider a bond and tax changes, a unanimous vote to amend voting and homestead exemptions, and a new tuition tax plan to fund university bonds.
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President vows to get to bottom of scandal
President Nixon pledges action amid Watergate pressure and seeks to calm party contributors. He touts plans for a Soviet summit and a four year fight for a safer world while defending the fundraiser as GOP donors question finances and the Watergate fallout.
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Senate Panel Endorses New Farm Pricing and Aid Plan
A Senate committee unanimously backs a five year extension of basic agricultural authority alongside continued funding for Food for Peace and Food Stamp programs. The bill keeps loan levels for cotton, feed grains and wheat near the 1970 act while dismissing calls to end supplemental payments or grant broader secretary discretion. Senator Talmadge hopes Senate action soon.
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Plainview Tornado Damage Prompts Disaster Aid Talk
After a tornado struck Plainview 70 structures were damaged with about 20 ruined. Gov Briscoe toured the scene on April 16 and said he would request federal disaster designation from President Nixon. SBA may set up an office to offer loans to uninsured victims, but timing remained unclear.
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Meadows Brand Incident Tied to Jail Perjury Claims
Grand jury ruled Meadows falsely claimed branding by law enforcement and urged perjury proceedings in Judge Vance's court. Officials said jail staff bore no responsibility for wounds from a map and brand procedure described as done clandestinely. Meadows faces murder charges in related Odessa cases and a life sentence appeal from a 1972 Fort Worth conviction.
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Tornado Rips Minnesota Trailer Park Killing Child
A tornado struck Connelly Trailer Park near Lakeville injuring 10 and killing Brent Larson, 3. Police reported 12 trailers destroyed and debris scattered, with cars lifted and mobile homes tossed 20 to 35 feet. The National Weather Service noted the system weakened as it moved away from the area.
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Luzano brothers suffer, one dies in oil mill blast
Manuel Luzano, 18, of Lamesa remained in critical condition at Parkland Hospital after an explosion Monday at the Lamesa Cotton Oil Mill. His brother George, 21, died Tuesday of burns. Services for George Luzano were pending with Branon Funeral Home in Lamesa.
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