Nixon Seeks Ownership Of Papers And Tapes In Court
In Washington a special federal court hears three hours of arguments on Richard Nixon's bid to reclaim ownership of about 42 million documents and thousands of hours of White House tapes. Nixon argues ownership protects privacy and aids a future library and a possible book. Public access fights involve Jack Anderson and Lilian Hellman under the Freedom of Information Act. The case tests a nine month old law stating government ownership. A Supreme Court appeal looms.
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Supreme Court
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University of Southern California
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Dedication of Oscar's New Home in Beverly Hills
Oscar, the 48 year old golden boy, gains a seven story glass tower on Wilshire Boulevard Beverly Hills as the new home for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. The $4.2 million building unites all academy operations under one roof with a 1,111 seat Samuel Goldwyn theater and expanded library facilities. Formal dedication planned for October with preview tours already underway led by Walter Mirisch, academy president, who recalls decades of planning and financing from its Almont Wilshire corner site.
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