Saxbe calls for broad shakedown of intelligence ops
Atty. Gen. Saxbe proposes a high level inquiry to assess if CIA FBI and military intelligence efforts deliver meaningful information and justify costs. He urged a post Rockefeller commission review and discussed pressure from Nixon aides to hinder Watergate probes while pledging to shield Jaworski.
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Atty
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Central Intelligence Agency
FBI
Richard M. Nixon
Justice Department
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
CIA
India
Department
Laurence H. Silberman
Rockefeller Commission
Congress
Leon Jaworski
White House
Alexander M. Haig Jr
J. Fred Buzhardt
Ohio Senate blends bipartisan support for jobless benefit extension
The Ohio Senate Commerce and Labor Committee endorsed 7 to 0 a bill to extend unemployment benefits by 13 weeks, adding up to a year of aid funded by federal money if enacted by Jan. 26. Sponsors include Democrat Donald Woodland and Republican M. Ben Gaeth. The measure follows previous Gilligan-era actions and aims to aid unemployed residents as budget surplus debate continues.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donald L. Woodland
Myri Shoemaker
GOP
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Senate
M. Ben Gaeth
John J. Gilligan
Supreme Court reshapes party seating at national conventions
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that national party conventions may refuse to seat delegates chosen in state elections. Democratic and Republican leaders hailed the decision as strengthening party authority over delegate selection and representation. The ruling also affected 59 Illinois delegates tied to the 1972 McGovern nomination and upheld limits on contempt, with other cases noting promotion challenges for lieutenants and attorney subpoena advice.
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Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Americans For Democratic Action
Rauh
Navy
Taft and Glenn Split Over Ford State of the Union
Ohio's senators split on Ford's address with Taft praising the plan for pushing Congress to act while Glenn derides it as insufficient, noting a 50 percent fuel-cost rise and predicting higher living costs from proposed fuel fees. Glenn criticizes energy policy as ineffective while Taft backs early congressional action.
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Ohio
U.S
Ford
Robert Taft
Congress
John Glenn
Glenn
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